SamiiKoosh:
Use the uploaded photo as the ONLY facial identity reference.

Transform the person in the reference into a believable 6–7-year-old first-grade school child, while preserving their recognizable identity so strongly that someone who knows the adult/person would immediately recognize: “این خودشه، فقط بچگی‌شه.”

### IDENTITY LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY

The child must clearly remain the same person as the reference.

Preserve the person's underlying facial identity and recognizable genetic features:

- overall face shape and proportions
- forehead and temples
- eyebrow shape and natural spacing
- eye shape, eyelids, eye spacing and characteristic gaze structure
- nose bridge, nose width, nostrils and nose proportions
- lips, mouth shape and lip proportions
- cheekbone structure
- jawline and chin geometry, naturally adapted to childhood
- ears and their shape
- natural facial asymmetry
- skin tone and undertone
- hairline and natural hair characteristics
- distinctive facial traits that make the person recognizable

Do NOT create a generic cute child.
Do NOT replace the person's identity with another child's face.
Do NOT beautify, idealize, redesign or homogenize the face.
Do NOT create a random child who merely resembles the adult.
The result must feel like an authentic childhood photograph of the exact same person.

### AGE TRANSFORMATION

Convert the person naturally to approximately 6–7 years old.

The facial structure should realistically become softer and more childlike:
smaller jaw, softer cheeks, shorter facial proportions, youthful skin and natural child proportions — BUT the underlying identity DNA must remain unmistakably connected to the reference.

The transformation is:
SAME PERSON → CHILDHOOD VERSION
not:
ADULT → RANDOM CHILD

### GENDER CONSISTENCY

Automatically determine the person's gender presentation from the reference and preserve it naturally.

- If the reference is male → create him as a young first-grade boy.
- If the reference is female → create her as a young first-grade girl.

Do not change the person's gender.

### VARIABLE CHILDHOOD RANDOMIZATION

Every generation should create a fresh childhood version.

Randomize these elements independently each time:

- facial expression
- gaze direction
- head angle
- body posture
- hand position
- walking/standing/sitting pose
- hairstyle appropriate to the child's gender and era
- school uniform or first-day outfit
- backpack design
- backpack color
- lunchbox or small school accessories
- shoes
- socks
- hairstyle details
- small personal accessories
- classroom/background composition
- lighting
- time-of-day feeling
- camera distance
- photographic composition

Never automatically repeat the same pose, outfit, backpack, hairstyle or composition.

### FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL — 1 MEHR

The scene represents the first day of first grade in Iran — 1 Mehr / آغاز سال تحصیلی.

Create an authentic Iranian elementary-school atmosphere:

- first-grade child
- brand-new backpack
- slightly oversized school supplies
- notebooks and colorful pencils
- pencil case
- water bottle
- lunch box or small snack container
- new school shoes
- clean school clothes
- classroom door or school entrance
- Persian educational details
- Iranian elementary-school environment
- other children in the background when appropriate
- teacher or classroom details when appropriate
- colorful first-day decorations
- subtle Persian writing/signage
- realistic Iranian school architecture and atmosphere

The scene should feel like a precious childhood memory from the first day of school, not a generic international school.

### STORY FEEL

Capture the emotional feeling of a child's first day:
a mixture of excitement, curiosity, nervousness, pride and innocence.

The expression may vary naturally:

- excited smile
- shy smile
- slightly nervous
- curious
- serious and overwhelmed
- proudly holding school supplies
- looking toward the classroom
- waving at a parent
- confidently entering school
- quietly standing with a backpack

Randomly select one appropriate emotional state for each generation.

### BACKPACK

The backpack must feel like a real child's new first-day-of-school backpack.

Randomize:

- color
- shape
- cartoon/illustration theme
- patches
- keychains
- small decorations

Do not use the same backpack design every time.

### PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE

Premium photorealistic childhood photography.

Natural skin texture.
Natural child proportions.
Authentic facial anatomy.
Soft realistic daylight.
Subtle cinematic depth of field.
Realistic fabric and backpack textures.
Believable Iranian school environment.
Warm nostalgic atmosphere without looking artificially vintage.

The image should feel like a real photograph discovered from the person's childhood, while still looking beautifully composed and professionally photographed.

### COMPOSITION

Vertical 4:5 composition.

Prioritize the child and their recognizable face.
Keep enough environmental context to immediately communicate:
first grade + first day of school + Iran + 1 Mehr.

Use natural photographic framing rather than a stiff studio portrait.

### IMPORTANT NEGATIVE RULES

No generic child.
No identity replacement.
No face blending.
No random facial features.
No adult facial proportions on a child's body.
No exaggerated baby face.
No oversized head.
No plastic skin.
No beauty-filter appearance.
No modern international-school aesthetic.
No Western classroom stereotype.
No fantasy.
No cartoon unless specifically requested.
No text covering the face.
No reference-photo inset.
No duplicate person.
No watermark.

FINAL GOAL:
When people see the generated image, they should recognize the person from the reference immediately and feel that they are looking at a genuine photograph of that exact person on their first day of first grade, 1 Mehr.


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