Selamat Hari Merdeka AI Photo: Make a Merdeka Greeting Card

Dress me, from the attached photo, for a [festival, for example Hari Raya Aidilfitri] celebration in Malaysia: traditional Malay attire with songket, a home hung with woven ketupat pouches, oil lamps and soft fairy lights, a relaxed smile. My face and hairstyle stay unchanged. Warm evening glow, 50mm lens look, vertical 9:16. The festival can instead be Awal Muharram, Qingming, Chap Goh Mei or Kaamatan, each with its own attire and setting, shown with respect.

Create a Merdeka Day greeting poster from the attached photo: me in smart traditional Malaysian dress, such as baju Melayu or baju kurung, standing beneath a large Jalur Gemilang flag rippling overhead. Keep my face exactly as it is in the photo, with a proud smile. Bright blue sky, red and white bunting, hibiscus accents, warm sunlight. Add the text [greeting, for example Selamat Hari Merdeka], spelled exactly. Vertical 9:16.

Put me, from the attached photo, in a Malaysian night market, [market, for example Jalan Alor Night Market, Kuala Lumpur], strolling past stalls with satay smoke, glowing signboards, piles of fruit and hanging lanterns, glancing at the camera with a candid smile. Keep my face and features exactly as photographed. Light tropical clothes, warm street lamps mixed with neon, 35mm lens feel, an open foreground so I stand out, vertical 9:16.

Stand me, from the attached photo, in front of [place, for example George Town heritage shophouses, Penang]: pastel shuttered facades, patterned floor tiles, carved wooden doors and a trishaw parked at the kerb. I stand relaxed in light travel clothes. My face and skin tone stay as in the photo. Bright late morning sun with soft shadows, 35mm lens, saturated but natural colours, vertical 9:16.

Show the person in the attached photo standing in a vibrant Malaysian scene that blends Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous touches: songket cloth draped over a rail, red paper lanterns overhead, a petal rangoli at their feet, a beaded Sabah pattern on a wall. They wear modern smart casual clothes. Keep their face and features as photographed. Warm festive daylight, 35mm lens, bold harmonious colours, relaxed smile, vertical 9:16.

Dress me from the attached photo in [attire, for example Baju Melayu with samping and songkok], using authentic Malaysian fabric: woven songket with metallic thread, a neat collar, matching accessories. I stand straight against a softly lit teak panelled wall with a faint batik pattern. Keep my face, hairstyle and features unchanged. Calm dignified expression, window light from one side, 85mm portrait feel, deep maroon and gold, vertical 9:16.

Make an engagement portrait of the couple in the attached photo: facing each other, one slipping a ring onto the other's finger, both with gentle smiles, in coordinated Malay attire of sage and ivory songket, a bower of white orchids and candles behind them. Both faces stay exactly as in the photo. Warm candlelight, 85mm shallow focus, romantic and modest, vertical 9:16.

Bring me, from the attached photo, into a Malaysian kampung: a raised timber house on stilts, coconut and banana trees, a dirt path with a few hens wandering past. I stand facing the camera in a simple cotton baju and sarong, relaxed. Keep my face, hair and skin tone unchanged. Soft morning haze, warm sunlight through palm fronds, 35mm lens, green and timber tones, vertical 9:16.