Prepare your images
Use a portrait with the relevant areas visible: eyes and nose for glasses, neckline for a necklace, and ears for earrings.
Choose a reference that separates the accessories clearly. If several similar items appear together, describe exactly which ones you intend to use.
Consider existing accessories. State whether they should be replaced, retained, or removed before adding a new item.
Step by step
- 1
Choose the portrait
Upload the person photo as the main image. Check whether the crop leaves enough space for the intended accessory.
- 2
Add the accessory references
Upload the product images in the references area. Use their visible numbers in the instruction, particularly when the set contains different glasses or necklaces.
- 3
Name each item and its placement
Describe where each accessory belongs and what must remain unchanged. Start with a simple arrangement, then use a follow-up message for a narrow adjustment.
Example instructions
One coordinated reference
Add the sunglasses and necklace from reference 1. Align the glasses with the existing face angle and the necklace with the neckline. Keep the face, hair, clothing, and background unchanged.
Names the items rather than asking to use everything in an ambiguous photo.
Separate product references
Use the glasses from reference 1 and earrings from reference 2. Replace existing glasses, keep the eyes and face proportions unchanged, and preserve the original hairstyle.
Links individual accessories to their respective images.
What to check
Inspect symmetry, perspective, and contact points around the bridge of the nose, ears, and neckline.
Compare lens tint, frame outline, jewelry shape, and material with the reference.
Check that facial features and hair remain consistent. Watch for duplicated accessories or extra chains.
This prototype keeps the source image unchanged. These checks describe what to inspect when live image processing is available.
Frequently asked questions
Can one reference contain several accessories?
Yes. The interface accepts a coordinated reference image. Name the items you want to use so the instruction does not rely on guessing.
What if the ears are covered by hair?
An earring placement may be ambiguous. Choose another source image or explain the expected visibility rather than assuming the hairstyle should change.
Are reference numbers permanent?
No. Numbers follow the current reference order. Review them after removing or moving a reference image.