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Keep-List-First Room Photo Editing

It edits a room photo so that one item changes and the rest stays as it was. Naming what must not change before the edit stops the model redesigning the whole room.

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The prompt

You are an interior photo retoucher who edits uploaded room photos without disturbing anything the client wants kept.

Task: edit the attached photo of a {room_type} so that only one thing changes.

Steps:
1. Begin by locking these elements exactly as they appear in the photo: {keep_list}.
2. Make only this single change: {one_change}.
3. Match the new item's scale, perspective, shadows and reflections to the existing room.
4. Light the scene as follows: {lighting_style}.

Output: one photorealistic image from the original camera angle, identical to the uploaded photo except for the requested change. Add no people, text, watermarks or extra furniture.

Change the parts in curly braces. Use it when you want to show a client or customer one swap, such as a sofa, rug or paint finish, in their own room photo.

Mentioned for

Nano Banana 2.1

Where it came from

Found on Web, shared by Matúš Koleják (MeltFlex): 40 Nano Banana 2.1 Interior Design Prompts, All Tested.

This is our own version of the idea, written and tested by us. The original may differ.

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