{"id":118903,"uuid":"faaf5250-4689-46b7-8bc0-1b84111d9681","name":"The Birthday Portrait - Studio Butter","preview_url":"users\/40590\/platform-products\/118903\/6a997a9f46065.jpg","preview_thumbnail":"users\/40590\/platform-products\/118903\/6a997a9f46065_thumbnail.webp","artworks":[{"id":1288697,"name":"studio-butter-artwork-grand-vertical-01","description":null,"width":7111,"height":10028,"thumbnail":"users\/40590\/artworks\/6aa166ac67c01_thumbnail.webp","is_locked":null,"template_settings":{"label":"Artwork Layout","display_type":"radio"},"current_version_id":2782500,"design_format":"rgb","status":0,"schema_version":2,"data":[{"id":"template-247978","name":"Gallery Border","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-720559","top":673.98,"url":"users\/40590\/image-layers\/6a9978c1e4b24_large.webp","left":477.93,"name":"Studio_Butter_Artwork_grand_vertical_01","type":"photo","width":6155.14,"height":8680.04,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-870269","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"Butter Birthday Studio_02_03_SEP_26\n\nEdit the uploaded pet photo. This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or rim lights to spill heavily onto the pet.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- white outline\n- red outline\n- blue outline\n- yellow outline\n- glowing border\n- halo\n- sticker-like edge\n- hard cut-out edge\n- artificial separation line\n\nDo not make the rim lights look like drawn outlines.\n\nDo not overexpose the edge lighting.\n\n\n### FINAL REQUIREMENT\n\nThe final image must still look unmistakably like the uploaded photograph of the same pet.\n\nCorrect poor exposure or white balance only when necessary.\n\nPreserve the original pet and its natural photographic imperfections.\n\nAdd one proportionate white birthday hat, a controlled but clearly visible amount of colourful confetti, a clean butter-yellow studio backdrop, and refined red-and-blue editorial birthday lighting.\n\nThe yellow studio backdrop must remain clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nConfetti should add celebration and a small amount of foreground depth, but must not dominate the image or obscure the pet\u2019s face.\n\nThe overall effect should feel closer to a clean premium birthday campaign portrait than an exaggerated party scene.\n\nPreserving the pet\u2019s identity, natural fur, pose, framing, scale, and recognisable appearance is more important than creating excessive props or overly dramatic confetti effects."}],"visible":true,"required":true,"form_label":"From Your Camera Roll","photo_hint":"<br>\n<span style=\"color:#222222;font-style:normal;font-weight:600;\">\nStudio Preview\n<\/span>\n\n<br>\n\n<strong style=\"font-style:normal !important;\">\nYour preview is only the first step.\n<\/strong>\n\n<br>\n\n<i style=\"color:#666666;\">\nEvery final portrait is refined by our studio before 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the uploaded pet photo. This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or 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This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not 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look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or rim lights to spill heavily onto the pet.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- white outline\n- red outline\n- blue outline\n- yellow outline\n- glowing border\n- halo\n- sticker-like edge\n- hard cut-out edge\n- artificial separation line\n\nDo not make the rim lights look like drawn outlines.\n\nDo not overexpose the edge lighting.\n\n\n### FINAL REQUIREMENT\n\nThe final image must still look unmistakably like the uploaded photograph of the same pet.\n\nCorrect poor exposure or white balance only when necessary.\n\nPreserve the original pet and its natural photographic imperfections.\n\nAdd one proportionate white birthday hat, a controlled but clearly visible amount of colourful confetti, a clean butter-yellow studio backdrop, and refined red-and-blue editorial birthday lighting.\n\nThe yellow studio backdrop must remain clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nConfetti should add celebration and a small amount of foreground depth, but must not dominate the image or obscure the 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Studio_02_03_SEP_26\n\nEdit the uploaded pet photo. This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or 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This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the 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remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or 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This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground 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warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal more body than the source image shows.\n\nDo not invent missing body parts.\n\nDo not create a full-body portrait from a close-up or half-body source image.\n\nDo not make the birthday hat oversized, tall, costume-like, or disproportionately large.\n\nDo not add multiple hats.\n\nDo not make the hat colourful.\n\nDo not let pale green or pale pink dominate the confetti palette.\n\nDo not add excessive confetti.\n\nDo not fill the background with confetti.\n\nDo not place confetti in every empty space.\n\nDo not create dense confetti directly behind the pet.\n\nDo not obscure the pet\u2019s face or expression.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- text\n- watermarks\n- signatures\n- letters\n- numbers\n- logos\n\nDo not tint the entire pet yellow, red, or blue.\n\nDo not apply strong yellow, red, or blue colour cast to the pet\u2019s face, body, fur, eyes, nose, skin, or markings.\n\nDo not make white or cream fur appear yellow, orange, red, blue, green, grey, or dirty.\n\nDo not allow the background or 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This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not reshape.\nDo not beautify.\nDo not reinterpret the pet.\n\nIf the source image is a close-up or half-body portrait, preserve that exact framing.\n\nDo not reveal or invent legs, paws, tail, torso, or any body parts that are not visible in the uploaded image.\n\nIf the pet is wearing a collar, harness, clothing, or accessory, preserve it exactly as shown.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1A \u2014 PRESERVE NATURAL FUR DETAIL\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s original fur exactly as seen in the uploaded photograph.\n\nKeep:\n\n- natural fur direction\n- original fur length\n- visible individual strands\n- soft fluffy edges\n- natural flyaway hairs\n- irregular natural fur contours\n- original fur density and volume\n- whiskers\n- eyebrow hairs\n- ear tufts\n- fine facial hairs\n\nDo not repaint, redesign, reconstruct, stylise, groom, or beautify the fur.\n\nDo not replace naturally irregular fur with clean artificial edges.\n\nDo not simplify fine fur into smooth solid shapes.\n\nDo not make the fur look:\n\n- airbrushed\n- overly groomed\n- overly neat\n- plastic\n- waxy\n- painterly\n- synthetic\n- excessively sharp\n- artificially separated from the background\n\nDo not invent additional fur detail.\n\nDo not remove natural stray hairs merely to make the outline cleaner.\n\nIf fur edges are naturally soft, slightly blurred, or delicate in the source photograph, preserve that softness.\n\nFine hairs should transition naturally into the background rather than forming a hard mask edge.\n\nKeep whiskers thin, delicate, and naturally irregular.\n\nDo not thicken, brighten, perfect, duplicate, or make whiskers glow.\n\nDo not create halos around fur, ears, whiskers, or the body.\n\nDo not over-sharpen fur.\n\nThe fur must remain natural, delicate, photographic, and recognisably derived from the original image.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 2 \u2014 BIRTHDAY HAT\n\nAdd one realistic white paper birthday party hat placed naturally on the pet\u2019s head.\n\nThe hat must be:\n\n- small to medium in size\n- elegant and proportionate to the pet\u2019s head\n- clearly restrained\n- believable in scale\n- visually secondary to the pet\u2019s face\n\nThe hat height should be modest and approximately similar to, or no more than around 1 to 1.5 times, the visible ear height.\n\nDo not make the hat excessively tall, oversized, exaggerated, or dominant in the composition.\n\nThe hat should sit naturally between and slightly above the ears without hiding the ears unnecessarily.\n\nThe hat should have:\n\n- a fluffy white pom-pom on top\n- a soft white trim at the base\n- a subtle white-on-white or very pale neutral polka-dot pattern\n\nThe hat must remain clean white overall.\n\nIt may catch only very subtle red and blue edge light, but it must not become coloured.\n\nNo text.\nNo letters.\nNo numbers.\nNo words.\nNo logo.\nNo graphic print.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 3 \u2014 CORRECT THE SOURCE PHOTO NATURALLY\n\nBefore applying the studio look, gently correct photographic problems in the uploaded image only when necessary.\n\nCorrect only what is needed:\n\n- inaccurate white balance\n- yellow, orange, blue, green, or magenta colour cast\n- underexposure\n- mild overexposure\n- uneven facial lighting\n- weak shadow detail\n- weak highlight detail\n- dull contrast\n- excessive image noise\n\nRestore believable, natural pet colour.\n\nThe pet\u2019s:\n\n- fur\n- eyes\n- nose\n- skin\n- markings\n\nmust remain true-to-life.\n\nWhite and cream fur must remain clean and naturally neutral.\n\nBlack fur must retain natural tonal detail rather than becoming crushed or colour-shifted.\n\nBrown, golden, ginger, and grey fur must retain their original believable colour.\n\nDo not over-retouch.\n\nDo not oversaturate.\n\nDo not excessively brighten the eyes.\n\nDo not smooth away fur texture.\n\nDo not alter markings.\n\nDo not reconstruct facial details unnecessarily.\n\nIf the original lighting, exposure, and colour are already good, preserve them rather than changing them.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 4 \u2014 REPLACE THE BACKGROUND\n\nReplace the original environment with a seamless matte professional studio backdrop.\n\nColour direction:\n\n- main tone: clean bright butter yellow around #F4C542\n- slightly deeper rich golden-yellow toward the extreme outer edges around #D7AA2F\n- broad subtle lighter butter-yellow centre around #FFE08A\n\nThe overall yellow should feel bright, clean, playful, bold, and premium.\n\nThe backdrop should feel like a professionally lit photographic studio paper background.\n\nThe butter yellow should remain warm, cheerful, and sophisticated.\n\nIt must not shift toward:\n\n- orange\n- mustard\n- beige\n- brown\n- green\n- lime\n- neon yellow\n- dusty yellow\n- pastel yellow\n- vintage tones\n\nIMPORTANT \u2014 BACKGROUND SMOOTHNESS:\n\nThe backdrop must be exceptionally smooth, clean, and uniform.\n\nUse only ONE broad, extremely gradual centre-to-edge tonal transition across the entire image.\n\nThere must be no visible local colour patches or irregular tonal variations.\n\nNo mottling.\nNo blotches.\nNo cloudy patches.\nNo patchy shading.\nNo colour pooling.\nNo gradient banding.\nNo stains.\nNo paper grain.\nNo canvas texture.\nNo surface texture.\nNo uneven illumination.\nNo random bright areas.\nNo random dark areas.\n\nThe centre illumination must be broad and soft, creating a lightly luminous studio feel without becoming a visible spotlight or halo.\n\nKeep the edge darkening very gentle and restrained.\n\nDo not create a heavy vignette.\n\nThe centre should feel as though a large soft studio source is illuminating a physical yellow backdrop, not as though the background itself is emitting light.\n\nThe yellow should remain vivid but photographically believable and suitable for premium print reproduction.\n\nAvoid neon, fluorescent, electric, or screen-only yellow saturation.\n\nThe background should appear almost perfectly uniform and digitally clean while still feeling like a professionally photographed seamless studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s eyes, nose, mouth, and main facial expression mostly clear.\n\nA small amount of confetti may appear in front of the pet for photographic depth, but it must not block the face.\n\nUse a natural mix of:\n\n- a few slightly blurred foreground pieces near the lens\n- some midground pieces around the pet\n- a lighter amount of smaller pieces in the background\n\nAllow approximately 3\u20135 slightly blurred foreground confetti pieces for depth.\n\nDo not use too many large foreground pieces.\n\nDo not let the foreground confetti dominate the composition.\n\nDo not create:\n\n- a confetti wall\n- a confetti storm\n- a dense shower of confetti\n- a repeating decorative pattern\n- a fully filled background\n\nThe confetti colours should be mainly:\n\n- red\n- yellow\n- blue\n\nA small number of soft green or soft pink pieces may appear as secondary accents.\n\nRed, yellow, and blue must remain dominant.\n\nUse mostly small and medium paper pieces, with only a few slightly larger foreground pieces.\n\nDo not cover:\n\n- the pet\u2019s eyes\n- the nose\n- the mouth\n- the birthday hat\n- the key facial features\n\nThe pet and the clean yellow studio background must remain visually dominant.\n\nThe overall result should feel festive, playful, and premium, with enough confetti to create celebration and depth, but still clearly restrained and editorial.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 6 \u2014 STUDIO LIGHTING\n\nApply refined editorial birthday studio lighting.\n\nUse:\n\n- a soft neutral key light on the face\n- visible but controlled cool blue rim light on one side\n- visible but controlled warm red rim light on the opposite side\n- realistic photographic depth\n- soft natural integration between the pet and background\n\nThe red and blue rim lights should be clearly visible, but elegant and controlled.\n\nThey should create subtle stylish edge separation similar to a premium birthday campaign portrait.\n\nThe cool blue rim light should provide a fresh complementary contrast against the warm butter-yellow backdrop.\n\nThe warm red rim light should remain restrained and blend naturally into the overall celebratory palette.\n\nThe lighting should feel more polished and graphic than a plain neutral studio portrait, but must still preserve the pet naturally.\n\nThe pet must not look like it has a thick glowing outline.\n\nThe red and blue rim lights must not become oversized halos or neon borders.\n\nThe birthday hat may catch subtle red and blue edge light, but must remain white overall.\n\nLight falloff may affect the pet naturally, but must not create patches, hotspots, colour pools, or irregular tonal areas on the studio background.\n\nDo not add:\n\n- harsh outlines\n- bright halos\n- glowing whiskers\n- exaggerated light wrap\n- over-defined fur separation\n- thick coloured borders\n\nDo not sharpen fur aggressively.\n\nDo not make the pet look cut out, pasted on, composited, airbrushed, illustrated, or re-rendered.\n\nThe transition between fur and background must remain soft, detailed, irregular, and photographic.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 7 \u2014 STYLE\n\nThe finished image should feel like:\n\n- high-end DSLR pet photography\n- premium editorial birthday studio portraiture\n- clean contemporary gallery photography\n- refined professional retouching\n- realistic photographic depth of field\n- sophisticated playful campaign imagery\n\nThe final portrait should feel polished, bright, celebratory, and photographic.\n\nIt should look like the original pet was genuinely photographed in a premium birthday studio setup.\n\nIt must not look like:\n\n- a cartoon\n- a painting\n- an illustration\n- a 3D render\n- fantasy artwork\n- a synthetic composite\n\n\n### NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS\n\nDo not morph the pet.\n\nDo not change:\n\n- identity\n- face shape\n- eye shape\n- gaze\n- expression\n- nose shape\n- mouth shape\n- ear shape\n- fur markings\n- body proportions\n- pose\n- crop\n- framing\n- subject scale\n- camera angle\n- subject placement\n\nDo not reveal 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This is an image-editing task, not a re-creation task.\n\nThis is a conservative photo edit, not a creative re-render.\n\nPreserve the original pet exactly, especially the fur edges, whiskers, facial detail, pose, expression, proportions, and original photographic character.\n\nOnly make the minimum changes needed for birthday styling, background replacement, controlled confetti placement, and subtle studio finishing.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 1 \u2014 PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL PET\n\nKeep the pet as faithful to the uploaded source photo as possible.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s:\n\n- identity\n- facial structure\n- eye shape and gaze\n- expression\n- fur markings and natural fur texture\n- body proportions\n- pose and head angle\n- camera angle\n- crop and framing\n- scale and position within the frame\n\nThe pet must occupy the same amount of space in the frame as in the uploaded source photo.\n\nDo not zoom in.\nDo not zoom out.\nDo not reframe.\nDo not resize.\nDo not reposition.\nDo not 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studio backdrop.\n\nNo floor line.\nNo furniture.\nNo room details.\nNo props other than birthday styling.\nNo reflections.\nNo clouds.\nNo smoke.\nNo texture.\nNo text.\nNo graphics.\n\n\n### PRIORITY 5 \u2014 CONFETTI\n\nAdd a restrained but clearly visible amount of celebratory paper confetti.\n\nConfetti is a supporting accent, not the main subject.\n\nIt must not overcrowd the frame or obscure the clean yellow background.\n\nKeep approximately 60\u201375% of the visible yellow background clear and unobstructed.\n\nUse around 18\u201328 clearly visible confetti pieces across the entire image.\n\nThe confetti should feel naturally scattered and irregularly spaced, with a balanced distribution around the composition.\n\nAllow some confetti in the upper area, side edges, and a small amount around the lower foreground.\n\nLeave enough open space so the yellow studio backdrop remains clearly visible as a large clean field of colour.\n\nKeep the area immediately around the pet\u2019s 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