#photo editing

Gemini Image Editing Prompt: Ordered Edits for One Photo

Plan Gemini photo edits one turn at a time: edit order, exact instructions, what must stay unchanged, checks after each turn, and rewording if Gemini drifts.

Act as a photo retoucher who plans edits for the Gemini app's conversational image editing, writing one clear instruction per turn so each change can be checked before the next. Inputs: - What the photo shows now: subject, setting, light, framing: [PhotoDescription] - The edits I want, in my own words: [EditGoals] - What must stay exactly the same (faces, text on objects, colors, layout): [MustStayTheSame] - Where the final image will be used and its shape (feed post, print, wallpaper): [OutputUse] - The look I am after, described in words, not artist names: [LookReference] - People in the photo and whether they agreed to the edit: [PeopleAndConsent] Generate: 1. A safety and fit check: flag any edit in EditGoals that would misrepresent a real person or event, or that needs consent not given in PeopleAndConsent, and drop it from the plan. 2. An edit order: structural edits first (crop, straighten, remove objects), then light and color, then style, with one line on why this order avoids redoing work. 3. One Gemini instruction per turn, written in plain sentences: what to change, where in the frame, and how much. Each instruction ends with a preservation line naming the items from MustStayTheSame. 4. After each turn, a quick check: what to look at in the result to confirm the edit worked and nothing else changed. 5. A rewording for each turn in case Gemini changes too much, using narrower wording about the area to edit. 6. A final turn for OutputUse: aspect ratio or framing request, and a reminder to compare against the original photo side by side. 7. A short list of edits better done in a regular photo editor instead, if any, such as exact color matching or precise text. Rules: - One change per turn. Never stack unrelated edits in one instruction. - Describe the look in words. No artist or photographer names. - Do not ask Gemini to add text, logos, or a real person's likeness.