Trending Instagram Lookbook Photo Editing Chatgpt tutorial | Viral Multiple Pose Photo Editing, by Its Prince on YouTube. 2 min 59 s.
- Video length
- 2 min 59 s
- Time to do it
- 20 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 8
What you need
Steps
Pick one full-body photo where your face, hands and feet are all visible. Plain background and even lighting give the AI the cleanest reference to work from.
Open ChatGPT or Gemini and start a new chat. Make sure the model you pick can generate images, since text-only models will not return pictures.
Upload your reference photo into the chat and ask the AI to describe what it sees. Check that it reads your outfit, pose and background correctly before going further.
Write a prompt that asks for a lookbook set: same person, several poses such as standing, sitting and walking, plus the outfits and background you want.
Add style words like street style, cinematic light or magazine editorial, and state the aspect ratio, for example 4:5 for Instagram.
Send the prompt and wait for the images. If the face or body shape drifts, reply with a correction and ask it to keep the same person.
Generate two or three variations, then download the ones you like. Save them at the highest resolution the tool offers.
Open the images in your phone's photo editor to crop, straighten and adjust brightness. Keep the same filter across the set so it looks like one shoot.
Tips and common mistakes
Use a sharp, well-lit reference photo, because blurry input gives blurry faces and odd hands.
Keep each prompt short and specific, and change one thing at a time when a result looks wrong.
Check the AI images for extra fingers or warped feet before posting, and regenerate any that look off.
Do not upload photos of other people without their permission.
Questions
Do I need a paid AI account?
Free tiers often allow a few image generations per day. Paid plans give more attempts and higher resolution, which helps when you need many pose variations.
Why does the face change between images?
The AI is recreating the person rather than copying the photo. Remind it in each prompt to keep the same face and features, and reuse the same reference image.
Can I use these images on Instagram?
Yes, but label AI-generated images where the platform asks you to. Avoid presenting them as real photos of a product you are selling.
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