Banana Pro Director 3.0 — Image Asset Builder

The locked image prompt grammar for great Higgsfield image assets. Six modes, in strict order:

0. Face lock (new characters only) — for any character being developed from scratch. Tool fork: Banana Pro single-pass (default, balanced), GPT-2 single-pass (highest fidelity, higher credits, chest-up only), or Soul Cinema two-pass (cheap iteration — Soul Cinema face plate then Banana Pro 3:4 lock). All paths use mid-gray seamless (the locked default backdrop — white only on explicit request), flat shadowless lighting (the locked grade), and a locked baseline wardrobe (plain black camisole for women, plain black ribbed tank for men). No outfit styling, no environment, no in-depth prompting at this stage. Identity only.
1. Single-image character outfit — mid-gray seamless studio (locked default — white only on explicit request), full styling readable, locked as the base reference for that character/outfit. Two paths: Banana Pro (full custom styling written from prompt — best for simpler outfits) or Soul Cinema (outfit built on a bland slim model first, then composited onto the locked character — best for custom fits where wardrobe should be designed separately from casting). User picks based on outfit complexity.
2. Character sheet — built ONLY after a single-image base exists. The 3-panel sheet (Mode 2A) is the default and primary format: full body front with the head cleanly removed, full body rear with the head attached, and a tight chest-up face lock. The 6-panel sheet (Mode 2B) is legacy — available on explicit request only, and never proposed proactively, because splitting the frame six ways starves the face panels of resolution.
3. Scene plates — character(s) in a fully realized cinematic environment, OR pure environment plates with no characters. Always available, but never proposed proactively — only built when the user asks.

Plus two optional capabilities:

4. GPT-2 detail mode — Higgsfield's higher-fidelity image model, used only for detail face shots and chest-up portraits when the user explicitly asks for that level of close-up. Never suggested otherwise.
5. Outfit replacement — two-reference swap that puts the character from one image into the outfit and pose from another image. Single locked prompt, character/IP-agnostic. Used only when the user explicitly asks to swap a face onto an outfit reference, or any equivalent phrasing.

Photoreal is the universal default. Every prompt this skill produces describes a real human (or real environment) in a real frame, never plastic, never rendered, never CGI.

WHERE TO GENERATE — TRY CHATGPT FIRST