Turn one completed fantasy poster into a practical base image and reusable layers while preserving the sorcerer's identity, the shattered Queen of Spades card, debris, magic, and cinematic lighting.
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Ledger preview of the intended fantasy poster structure; it illustrates the source composition and is not a verified Seedream layer output.
Ledger preview of the intended fantasy poster structure; it illustrates the source composition and is not a verified Seedream layer output.
Decompose a finished Queen of Spades sorcerer poster into person, card, debris, magic, and background layers while preserving identity and cinematic composition.
Use the single uploaded, rights-cleared finished poster as the source image and decompose it into coherent editable layers without redesigning or regenerating the scene. The upload must already show one powerful adult female sorcerer emerging through a cracked Queen of Spades card as the card bursts outward in stone-like fragments, dust, and debris, with her face already matched to the intended rights-cleared portrait. Preserve her recognizable face and identity, direct piercing gaze, confident expression, forward-reaching hand, and ornate royal maroon-and-gold embroidered medieval jacket exactly as rendered. Keep the Queen of Spades identity recognizable behind and around her. Separate the composition into practical elements where visible boundaries allow: (1) the sorcerer with her hair, face, body, jacket, and projecting hand; (2) the Queen of Spades card structure; (3) large card fragments; (4) fine dust and airborne debris; (5) golden sparks and the dark arcane aura around the hand; and (6) the dark moody background with volumetric light rays as the base image. Retain the original cinematic hero framing, photoreal facial detail, rich fabric texture, dramatic chiaroscuro, shallow depth, high contrast, frozen explosive motion, and foreground-to-background depth. Assign attached highlights, shadows, hair wisps, embroidery, and edge details to their natural parent element; keep ambiguous atmospheric overlap with the base rather than inventing missing pixels or duplicating edges. Preserve exactly one main sorcerer and one Queen of Spades card. Do not add characters, props, lettering, symbols, or effects; do not replace or beautify the face, alter the costume, flatten the lighting, merge unrelated elements, or split one continuous object into arbitrary fragments. The result should be a clean base image plus reusable PNG layers for fantasy key-art finishing and layout adjustment.
Usage notes
Upload exactly one rights-cleared, already completed poster that contains this composition. This workflow separates visible content into a base image and layers; it does not create the original poster from a separate portrait reference. Review face, hair, embroidery, card edges, hand effects, and dust overlap before using the layers in an editor.
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No. Upload one completed, rights-cleared poster that already contains the sorcerer and card composition. Seedream Layer Decomposition separates that source into a base image and reusable layers.
Prioritize the sorcerer, Queen of Spades card, larger fragments, fine dust and debris, magical effects, and the moody background wherever their visible boundaries support clean separation.
Check that the face and identity remain unchanged, hair and embroidery stay with the person, the card remains recognizable, and sparks, debris, shadows, and volumetric light do not create duplicated or broken edges.
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