Photo to Webtoon

This door redraws a photo with Korean webtoon color and does not invent a new scene. The style starts as Korean webtoon. The note says to keep the same people, pose, and room. Soft light is the change. A new haircut, a thinner face, or a café that was not in the photo is a failed run.

Webtoon rendering smooths skin and lifts a light along the hair. That smoothing is why faces drift. Your note already forbids a new scene. Add “do not narrow the face or move the eyes” if the first result is a different person with the same clothes. Count heads before and after. A group photo that loses someone in the back row has been recomposed.

Use a still with a simple light. Window light from one side survives. Mixed neon and a phone screen usually become blobs. Vertical crops match a scroll better than a wide landscape. The tool can keep the original aspect. If you force a tall frame, you are cropping the photo, so decide that on purpose and do not be surprised when a shoulder disappears.

The anime door is the harder cel version of this same promise. Do not run both notes at once. Logos on shirts and shop signs in the background should drop out. Say “no readable brands.” You need the right to depict the people in the photograph. This page only changes rendering. It does not clear a likeness. If the room is the point — a real corner you are allowed to draw — keep the window on the same wall. A prettier room is the background generator’s job, and it will not match the photo. If the scroll needs a tall crop, crop the photo first so the shoulders you care about are still in the file.