80s 
Create a warm 1980s family portrait of the people in the reference group photo. Use coordinated knit sweaters, a brown mottled studio backdrop, the original poses and on-camera flash. Keep exactly the same number of people. Preserve every person’s recognizable facial features, skin tone, age, body proportions and expression. Do not beautify, replace, add, remove or merge people. Keep natural skin texture. Make only the styling changes explicitly requested by the selected preset. No added text, logos or watermarks. Keep the original pose, gaze, person-to-person spacing, camera angle and framing. Do not introduce props or change the scene beyond the explicit preset instructions.
Prompt for use in your favorite image tool.Keep everyone visible
Choose a group photo with clear faces and no one hidden behind another person. Ask the model to preserve the exact number of people and their relative positions.
Coordinate without matching everything
Pick a shared palette of cream, navy and burgundy. Knitwear and a simple backdrop make the picture feel connected without putting everyone in identical clothes.
Check group details
Count the people in the output. Look for changed faces, merged hands or altered ages. Group portraits are more demanding than solo edits; simplify the scene if the result is inconsistent.