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You inside a snow globe prompt

You become the little figure in a snow globe on a mantelpiece, standing in your own patch of snow beside a lit pine, with your name on a brass plaque under the glass. It makes a gift tag picture, a card front or a story post, and it works well as a set if every family member makes their own globe.

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Keep the face from my uploaded photo exactly as it is. Show the person standing inside a large glass snow globe that sits on a wooden mantelpiece, as if they were a tiny figure in a real photograph. Inside the globe: a snowy patch of ground, a small lit pine tree and slowly falling snowflakes. They wear a red wool coat and a cream scarf and look up at the snow with a smile. A small brass plaque on the globe's wooden base reads "[NAME]". Warm fairy lights blur in the room behind, soft reflections on the glass, 4:5 frame.

Replace [NAME] with your own text before you send it.

Photo to upload: A full-body or knee-up photo standing straight works best, because the person has to fit inside the globe whole. A plain background in the original photo makes the cut-out cleaner.

Christmas photo4:5Example made with Nano Banana Pro

More inspiration

Try this prompt

What each part of the prompt does

Real photo, tiny figure: "As if they were a tiny figure in a real photograph" keeps the person photographic rather than turning them into a toy or a cartoon, which is what image models tend to do with snow globes.
Glass cues: Reflections on the glass and a wooden base tell the model where the scene ends, so the snow stays inside the globe and does not spill into the room.
Name on the base: The plaque text sits in quotes, so it is printed as written. A short first name prints more reliably than a full name.
Light on both sides: Fairy lights in the room behind and the lit pine inside the globe put warm light on both sides of the glass, which keeps the figure from looking pasted in.

Variations to try

Same idea, one thing changed. These have no example image yet.

Snowy village inside
Keep the face from my uploaded photo exactly as it is. Show the person standing inside a large glass snow globe that sits on a wooden mantelpiece, as if they were a tiny figure in a real photograph. Inside the globe: a tiny snowy village with lit cottage windows, a small lit pine tree and slowly falling snowflakes. They wear a red wool coat and a cream scarf and look up at the snow with a smile. A small brass plaque on the globe's wooden base reads "[NAME]". Warm fairy lights blur in the room behind, soft reflections on the glass, 4:5 frame.
Windowsill at night
Keep the face from my uploaded photo exactly as it is. Show the person standing inside a large glass snow globe that sits on a bedroom windowsill at night, as if they were a tiny figure in a real photograph. Inside the globe: a snowy patch of ground, a small lit pine tree and slowly falling snowflakes. They wear a red wool coat and a cream scarf and look up at the snow with a smile. A small brass plaque on the globe's wooden base reads "[NAME]". A snowy street with lit windows blurs outside the window behind, soft reflections on the glass, 4:5 frame.
Couple in one globe
Keep both faces from my uploaded photo exactly the same. Show the two people standing close together inside a large glass snow globe that sits on a wooden mantelpiece, as if they were tiny figures in a real photograph. Inside the globe: a snowy patch of ground, a small lit pine tree and slowly falling snowflakes. They wear winter coats and scarves and look up at the snow, laughing. A small brass plaque on the globe's wooden base reads "[NAME]". Warm fairy lights blur in the room behind, soft reflections on the glass, 4:5 frame.

If the result isn't right

If the person comes out like a plastic figurine, repeat "real person, real skin and fabric, only small in scale".
When the snow fills the whole room, add "snow only inside the glass globe".
If the plaque text comes out wrong, reply with the name spelled letter by letter and ask for the plaque only to change.
For a square post, ask for "1:1 frame, globe centred with space around it" instead of 4:5.