Уникальные промпты, которые обработают любое ваше фото в стилистике GTA.
Промпт идеально подойдет для Nano Banana Pro, и обычной версии

PRIMARY_DIRECTIVE: Perform a FORCED GAME-ENGINE RE-RENDER while keeping the scene spatially locked. The input image is a fixed spatial blueprint for layout only and is NOT a valid final render. The current photographic lighting and materials are INCORRECT and MUST be replaced. Preserve object count, object position, scale, perspective, camera angle and framing exactly, but fully replace materials, shaders, lighting and surface response. Convert the image into an authentic GTA V / GTA Online in-engine render with clearly recognizable Rockstar RAGE engine look. Lighting must follow GTA V in-game tone mapping and color filtering, with compressed dynamic range, slightly overexposed highlights, reduced midtone detail and a subtle global color filter applied across the entire frame. The scene must feel filtered through the GTA V engine, not neutrally lit. Add subtle atmospheric haze typical of GTA V daytime scenes. Skin must use GTA V character skin shader: smooth, waxy, artificial-looking, with flat color zones, no visible pores, no realistic skin texture and simple non-physical specular highlights. Faces must clearly read as game characters, not real people. Clothing must use GTA V in-game material shaders with simplified texture detail and artificial surface response. Shadows must look like real-time engine shadows with slight noise and imperfect softness, not cinematic or physically accurate. Texture resolution must be reduced to true game-level detail with slight softness and compression artifacts. Geometry must show subtle game-like angularity and non-perfect smoothing. The background and environment must stay exactly the same in layout but appear fully re-rendered through the GTA V engine with the same global lighting filter applied. The image must clearly look like a paused GTA V gameplay frame, not a photo and not an illustration. Add the official GTA V logo as a flat 2D overlay in a corner like a Rockstar promo screenshot. If the lighting looks neutral, photographic or physically accurate instead of filtered and engine-driven, the generation has failed.

CRITICAL: ENGINE-ACCURATE STYLE TRANSFER ONLY. This is NOT artwork, NOT illustration, NOT fan art, NOT remake, NOT cinematic render. Use the attached photo strictly as layout and composition reference. Do not change pose, framing, camera angle or object positions. The goal is to DOWNGRADE the image into an authentic early-2000s real-time game render exactly matching the ORIGINAL GTA Vice City engine limitations. Replace all photographic detail with low-resolution in-game textures, flat color maps and visible low-poly geometry. Faces must look clearly polygonal with angular structure, minimal texture detail, flat shading and no realistic skin features. Clothing must look like original Vice City NPC clothing with simple color blocks, blurry low-res textures, no fabric detail and no material realism. All surfaces must look artificially game-rendered, never painterly, never illustrative. Lighting must be crude real-time engine lighting with hard shadows, no ambient bounce, no global illumination, no depth of field and no cinematic contrast. Colors must be slightly washed with pastel pink, cyan and warm sunset tones exactly like Vice City gameplay. The image must look like a raw paused gameplay or cutscene frame captured directly from the 2002 game engine, with visible technical limitations. Add the official GTA Vice City logo as a flat 2D overlay in a corner like an old Rockstar promo screenshot. If the result looks like art, illustration, stylized painting or modern remake, the generation is incorrect.