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image-combinerlisted

Merge two to five supplied images into one newly generated, visually coherent image while preserving the requested subjects and reconciling scale, perspective, lighting, color, depth, and occlusion. Use when elements from separate photos should naturally coexist in one scene; do not use for side-by-side collages, poster layouts, background replacement only, local retouching, simple overlays, or pixel-exact compositing.
weshopai/weshop-skill-pakage · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 67
Install: claude install-skill weshopai/weshop-skill-pakage
# Image Combiner Create one unified image from multiple sources. Treat the capability as a multi-reference image model plus a compact role-aware Prompt, not a temporary combiner endpoint. ## Catalog - Display name: Image Combiner - Category: Layout / composition - Status: Ready - Route label: Multi-reference image composition - Tone: cyan - Short description: Merge multiple images into one coherent scene. ## What this skill does - Assigns a clear role to every source image before generation. - Rebuilds the sources as one scene with consistent scale, perspective, lighting, color, depth, contact, and occlusion. - Preserves only the explicitly requested identities, objects, materials, markings, or scene features. - Rejects pasted-on, split-screen, collage, duplicated, or visibly disconnected results. ## How to use Attach two or more images and say which subject, environment, pose, style, or detail each image contributes. #### Put a subject into a scene ```text Place the product from the first image naturally into the room from the second image. ``` #### Combine people or objects ```text Combine these two subjects into one believable photo while preserving both appearances. ``` #### Mix subject and style references ```text Create one image using the first image as the subject and the second as the visual style. ``` ## Workflow ### 1. Assign source roles Compile only execution-changing information: ```yaml images: 2–5 by default roles: subject | environment | iden