Use this page when a generation is close but wrong. The repair strategy is simple: name the exact failure, lock everything else, and change one thing at a time.
Do not say the image is wrong. Say whether the face, ears, outfit, accessory, proportions, prop, background, or style changed.
Every repair prompt should say what must stay unchanged: face, ears, expression, pose, clothing, colors, line weight, and background.
Fix headphones only. Remove one prop only. Shorten proportions only. Multi-fix prompts often create new drift.
If the face, head shape, art style, or body structure changes heavily, go back to the approved reference instead of layering more repairs.
Do not ask for multiple fixes in one message. If headphones are wrong, fix only headphones. If pants are wrong, fix only pants. Every repair prompt should say what must not change.
Identity drift
Face shape, eyes, ears, or expression changed.
Proportion drift
The bear became tall, skinny, realistic, or stretched.
Accessory drift
Headphones, hats, glasses, or jewelry stopped wrapping correctly.
Outfit drift
Lower body clothing does not match the original top.
Style drift
Line weight, shading, texture, or rendering no longer matches.
Scene takeover
The background, prop, or action becomes more important than the bear.
Once you know the failure, write the next prompt as a correction order, not a new generation request.
TASK:
Fix only the headphones on the Bearish character.
Keep everything else unchanged:
- Same face
- Same ears and asymmetry
- Same expression
- Same body proportions
- Same outfit
- Same pose
- Same background
- Same art style and line weight
Headphone fix:
- Make the headphones wrap naturally around the head.
- Keep both ear cups aligned with the ears.
- Keep the headband perspective believable.
- Do not change the character identity.TASK:
Remove only the extra clothing item I specify.
Remove:
[Name the clothing item.]
Preserve everything else exactly:
- Face, ears, expression, and head shape
- Body proportions
- Pose
- Original colors and outlines
- Existing accessories that are not the removed clothing item
- Same Bearish art style
Do not redesign the character.
Do not change the body shape.
Do not add replacement clothing unless I ask for it.
The result should look like the same Bearish character with only that item removed.Use these as follow-up messages when the result is close but one detail failed.
Restart from the approved reference if the model changes the face, redraws the head, changes the art style, or adds a new body structure. Repair prompts work best for small mistakes. Major identity drift usually means the model has lost the source of truth.