Snowy Streetlight Story Template
Create a snowy streetlight story with a warm lamp, deep blue night, red scarf detail, and three connected reflective moments.
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Who this template is for
Creators making a quiet winter night story with warm streetlight contrast and consistent portrait detail.
Delivery shape
- Included: Three-frame snow prompt
- Included: Warm-cool lighting direction
- Included: Original-caption guardrail
Copy Template Prompt
Create an original vertical three-frame winter streetlight story from my uploaded portrait. Preserve my exact facial identity, age, skin tone, hairstyle, and body proportions across all panels. Panel 1: sitting quietly in fresh snow beneath a warm old-fashioned streetlamp. Panel 2: close portrait looking upward as snow rests naturally on a burgundy scarf and hair. Panel 3: full-body rear view walking down a snow-covered street with a long lamp shadow. Use warm amber lamp light against deep blue night, realistic snow texture, a modest cream knit sweater, and cinematic film color. Leave the panels free of text by default; only add short original captions supplied by me. Do not copy lyrics, film dialogue, logos, or watermarks.
Upload checklist
Use a clear portrait with the full face and hairline visible.
A natural or thoughtful expression works well.
Ask for no captions unless you provide original text.
Use original captions only. Keep the street scene generic and avoid real location or brand references.
