Wide-Angle Editorial Generator

Transform your portraits into cinematic wide-angle editorial masterpieces

Create stunning wide-angle editorial photography with dramatic perspectives and professional magazine-quality aesthetics. Perfect for fashion editorials, lifestyle content, and cinematic portrait work. Our AI expands your photos into breathtaking widescreen compositions.

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Use the provided portrait photo <YOUR PHOTO> as the base. 
Do NOT change the person’s face, expression, age, skin tone or gender. Just overlay a clean, minimal infographic on top.
Create a high-resolution vertical “FACIAL AESTHETIC REPORT” poster, studio lighting, soft beige background, premium beauty clinic style.
The subject can be MALE or FEMALE – keep them exactly as in the original photo. 
Add thin white lines and labels pointing to each area of the REAL face, with percentage scores based on global aesthetic ratios, symmetry and proportions (not changing the face):
1. Eyes:
   Label near the eyes with a line pointing to them:
   “Eyes Beauty – 0–100%”
   Example: “Eyes Beauty – 92%”
2. Cheeks:
   Label near the cheekbones:
   “Cheeks Harmony – 0–100%”
   Example: “Cheeks Harmony – 85%”
3. Lips:
   Label close to the mouth:
   “Lips Shape – 0–100%”
   Example: “Lips Shape – 88%”
4. Eyebrows:
   Label above or beside the brows:
   “Eyebrows Design – 0–100%”
   Example: “Eyebrows Design – 80%”
5. Jaw & Chin:
   Label near the jawline and chin:
   “Jaw & Chin Definition – 0–100%”
   Example: “Jaw & Chin Definition – 90%”
6. Overall Facial Symmetry:
   Label near the center of the face:
   “Facial Symmetry – 0–100%”
   Example: “Facial Symmetry – 89%”
At the bottom center of the poster, add a BIG, bold number inside a circle or rectangle:
   “OVERALL SCORE: XX%”
This is the total facial aesthetic score from 1–100%.
Design style:
– clean, medical-grade, aesthetic-clinic infographic
– modern thin sans-serif typography
– white text and lines, subtle drop shadows
– no logos, no extra graphics, no text other than the labels and scores above.
Text to Image

Use the provided portrait photo <YOUR PHOTO> as the base. Do NOT change the person’s face, expression, age, skin tone or gender. Just overlay a clean, minimal infographic on top. Create a high-resolution vertical “FACIAL AESTHETIC REPORT” poster, studio lighting, soft beige background, premium beauty clinic style. The subject can be MALE or FEMALE – keep them exactly as in the original photo. Add thin white lines and labels pointing to each area of the REAL face, with percentage scores based on global aesthetic ratios, symmetry and proportions (not changing the face): 1. Eyes: Label near the eyes with a line pointing to them: “Eyes Beauty – 0–100%” Example: “Eyes Beauty – 92%” 2. Cheeks: Label near the cheekbones: “Cheeks Harmony – 0–100%” Example: “Cheeks Harmony – 85%” 3. Lips: Label close to the mouth: “Lips Shape – 0–100%” Example: “Lips Shape – 88%” 4. Eyebrows: Label above or beside the brows: “Eyebrows Design – 0–100%” Example: “Eyebrows Design – 80%” 5. Jaw & Chin: Label near the jawline and chin: “Jaw & Chin Definition – 0–100%” Example: “Jaw & Chin Definition – 90%” 6. Overall Facial Symmetry: Label near the center of the face: “Facial Symmetry – 0–100%” Example: “Facial Symmetry – 89%” At the bottom center of the poster, add a BIG, bold number inside a circle or rectangle: “OVERALL SCORE: XX%” This is the total facial aesthetic score from 1–100%. Design style: – clean, medical-grade, aesthetic-clinic infographic – modern thin sans-serif typography – white text and lines, subtle drop shadows – no logos, no extra graphics, no text other than the labels and scores above.

Examples

Wide-Angle Editorial Generator example 1

Prompt: Transform the original photo into a dramatic, photorealistic, ultra-detailed set of 4 different styles, each a mid close up wide-angle shot with an extreme, dynamic camera angle (including more grid views from directly below or above), where one or more body parts are positioned right next to the lens and appear huge, the rest of the body recedes strongly in perspective, and the same person strikes a stylish, complex, powerful pose in a consistent, expanded version of the original environment, with cinematic lighting, high contrast, crisp textures, and precise color grading.

How To Get Better Results

Best Prompt Tips

  • Name the lighting, lens feel, and facial mood before adding style adjectives.
  • Keep the subject count to one unless the composition truly depends on another character.
  • Use one dominant setting so the portrait still feels coherent at first glance.

Best For

  • editorial-style portraits and social profile refreshes
  • creator branding visuals with strong subject focus
  • mood-driven beauty and fashion experiments

When To Use Text vs Edit Mode

Use edit mode when identity, product shape, or a source asset needs to survive the transformation. Start from a clean reference image, then let the prompt control styling, environment, and composition.

What Photos Work Best

Upload a sharp, well-lit photo where the face or main subject is clearly visible and not heavily filtered. Avoid crowded backgrounds, extreme blur, and heavy occlusions if you want the result to stay recognizable.

Features

Cinematic 1:1 widescreen format
Magazine-quality editorial aesthetics
Dramatic wide-angle perspectives
Professional environment expansion
High-fashion color grading

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