Never worry about ID photos again with this prompt

Create an image based on the uploaded selfie, transforming the person into a printed ID photo sheet aesthetic similar to a Korean photo-studio proof print. Use the face from the uploaded selfie as the main subject. Preserve the user’s real facial identity, facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, face shape, and natural expression as much as possible. Do not make the person look like someone else. Only adapt the image into the following photo style and setting. The final image should look like a casual smartphone photo taken of several printed portrait photos laid out under a transparent glossy plastic cover or on a photo proof sheet. The main portrait print should occupy the left-center of the image, slightly tilted but almost straight, with a white paper border around it and a thin dark inner outline near the edge. The main portrait is cropped from the chest upward, showing the person facing the camera directly with a calm, soft, neutral expression. The background inside each printed portrait should be a vivid solid cobalt-blue studio backdrop, clean and flat, with no objects, no patterns, and no scenery. The blue should be saturated and bright, like a passport or school ID photo background. The person should wear a simple plain white crew-neck T-shirt, minimal styling, clean and youthful, with a soft everyday appearance. The composition should include partial duplicate printed portraits around the main one: on the right side, show a cropped portion of another identical portrait print, only partially visible; near the bottom edge, show another partially visible printed portrait, cropped so only the top part of the head or eyes are visible; the main print should remain the clearest and most centered visual focus. The camera angle should feel like a real-life phone camera snapshot taken slightly from above, looking down at physical photo prints. The image should not look like a perfectly generated digital portrait. It should look like a photograph of printed photographs. Lighting should resemble indoor fluorescent lighting with a soft cool-white tone. Add subtle reflections from a glossy transparent plastic sheet across the top and middle of the image, including faint horizontal glare lines and soft reflections. The top area may show a slightly blurred grayish indoor ceiling or light reflection above the photo sheet. The printed paper should have a realistic physical texture, slight softness, and tiny imperfections. The portrait itself should have smooth but not overly airbrushed skin, soft highlights on the forehead, nose bridge, cheeks, and lips, and a gentle studio-photo exposure. Skin should look bright and clean with a slightly glossy, dewy finish. The face should be evenly lit with minimal harsh shadows. Add a soft flash-photo feeling, but keep it natural and not overexposed. Color grading: bright cobalt blue background, clean white clothing and borders, soft pale skin tones, slightly cool overall white balance, high brightness, moderate contrast, slightly reduced texture detail like a printed photo, mild digital softness, subtle smartphone camera compression. Keep saturation high in the blue background, while keeping the skin soft and natural. The final output should feel like a Korean photo booth or school ID photo proof sheet: clean, cute, slightly nostalgic, realistic, and casual. The framing should be vertical, similar to a smartphone photo, with the main printed portrait filling most of the image.