AI prompt for Rakhi Tying
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Use the two attached photos, the sister's and the brother's, to make a vertical 9:16 image in two stacked panels. Top: the sister ties a rakhi on her brother's outstretched wrist, both heads bent toward their hands. Bottom: the moment after, a warm hug and a laddoo shared. Each keeps their own face and features. They wear [traditional Indian festive wear] in coordinated colours, in [a warmly decorated living room with a marigold toran and fairy lights], with a thali, a lit diya and sweets. Write [Happy Raksha Bandhan] across the bottom, spelled exactly.
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What is the Rakhi Tying effect?
Rakhi Tying is an AI photo effect from the Raksha Bandhan collection in the Trendy AI Lab app. Upload a selfie and the AI recreates it in this style in seconds, so you get a polished, share-worthy image with no editing skills needed.
How to get the best Rakhi Tying result
For the two-photo styles use one clear, front-facing photo of each sibling so both faces stay sharp in the result.
What you get from Rakhi Tying
Rakhi Tying returns a tall 9:16 image, sized to fill a phone screen. It works from two photos, one for each person and you can set Outfit, Setting and Greeting before generating.
More about Raksha Bandhan
The Raksha Bandhan collection turns your photos into AI sibling photos, the rakhi being tied, a then-and-now childhood diptych, a rakhi thali portrait, a kids' celebration and a warm sibling portrait, keeping every face recognizable while the outfit, setting and mood are styled around you.
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Questions about Rakhi Tying
How do I make a Rakhi Tying photo?
Open the Trendy AI Lab app, choose the Rakhi Tying style, upload two photos, one for each person, and the app generates your image in seconds.
What photo works best for Rakhi Tying?
For the two-photo styles use one clear, front-facing photo of each sibling so both faces stay sharp in the result.
Do I need two photos for Rakhi Tying?
Yes. Rakhi Tying composes both people into one image, so it asks for a separate photo of each. They do not have to be taken together.
Can I personalise my Rakhi Tying photo?
Yes. Rakhi Tying lets you set Outfit, Setting and Greeting before you generate, so two people running the same style get different results.
Is Trendy AI Lab free?
The prompt for every style is free: copy it into ChatGPT or Gemini. Making the image in the app, with your face kept the same, needs a weekly or monthly plan, and the browser image tools are free with no account.
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Make a close sibling portrait from my attached photo of the two of us, standing with heads tilted together, one arm around the other's shoulder, a rakhi on the wrist. Our faces stay exactly as photographed, one caught mid-laugh while the other smiles at them. We wear [traditional Indian festive wear], in [a warmly decorated living room with a marigold toran and fairy lights]. Mood: [warm and nostalgic]. Soft golden light, flowers and fairy lights blurred behind, a 50mm look. Vertical 9:16, keep exactly the two of us.
Turn the attached photo of the siblings into a joyful Raksha Bandhan scene: they are mid-laugh together, one reaching for sweets while the other tugs a sleeve, sharing [a big box of mithai being opened together]. Keep each child's face and features exactly as photographed, and the children simply and age-appropriately dressed in [traditional Indian festive wear]. Setting: [a warmly decorated living room with a marigold toran and fairy lights], with rakhis, diyas and flowers around. Warm natural light, candid fun. Vertical 9:16, no one added or removed.
From the two attached photos of the siblings, create a vertical 9:16 image with two stacked panels. The top panel shows them as young children, the bottom shows them as they are today, both people recognisable as the same two individuals with their own faces carrying through both ages. Same pose in each: arms around each other's shoulders, giggling as kids and smiling warmly as adults. Setting: [the same family living room], with a rakhi on each wrist and sweets nearby. Mood: [warm and nostalgic]. Soft golden light, wholesome and natural.
Create a Raksha Bandhan portrait from my attached photo: I hold up a decorated thali, [a traditional brass one with a lit diya, roli, rice, sweets and a silk-thread rakhi], at chest height, looking warmly at the camera. I wear [an embroidered saree, or a sherwani, whichever suits me]. My face stays exactly as photographed. Warm festive light from the diya on my face and hands, marigold flowers and fairy lights softly blurred behind, an 85mm lens feel. Vertical 9:16, with [Happy Raksha Bandhan] written in clean lettering, spelled exactly.
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