Team photo
Everyone’s own photo in, one team picture out, in four settings: studio, at work, outdoor and candid.
Drop in a photo of each person, from anywhere: phone selfies are fine. The team photo skill puts everyone in one picture, each person once and exactly themselves, lit as if shot together, in four settings to choose from.
Start this workflowWhat it makes
4 things in 1 step. Every example here was made in Fil with this workflow.
How it starts
- Say what you want“A team photo for our about page: four people at a small design studio, relaxed and friendly”, or a picture. Nothing to upload first.
- Pick from a few choicesClaude asks about what everyone wears, the brand colour and where you work, and tells you if a file is missing.
- Generate allStudio, At work, Outdoor and Candid, once you’ve seen the price.
What you put in
- Person 1A clear photo of one person on the team, face visible.Needed
- Person 2A clear photo of the next person.Needed
- Person 3A clear photo of the next person.Optional
- Person 4A clear photo of the next person.Optional
- Person 5A clear photo of the next person.Optional
- Person 6A clear photo of the next person.Optional
- Team.mdThe team, what to wear, the brand colour and the workplace. Claude fills it in from your answers, or you can.Brief
Nothing has to be uploaded to start: the canvas opens with a place for each file, ready when you are.
How it runs
Generate all runs it left to right: each step starts as soon as what feeds it is ready, and you see the whole price first. Or run any step yourself.
Step by step on the canvas
- Generate all four: each reads every photo and Team.md.
- Pick your favourite, or regenerate one for another take. For a bigger team, drop more photos on the canvas and wire them in.
Skill
The craft every step follows, written out. It comes with the workflow, and you can change it on the canvas.
Read the skill
Team photo
Read first
Team.md for the team, who's in it, what to wear, the brand colour, the workplace and the feel; every person's photo wired in.
Everyone, exactly
- Every person from the wired photos, each one once and no one added: their own face, skin tone, hair, glasses, height and build, kept exactly. The picture has exactly as many people as there are photos.
- Every face clear and lit, eyes open, no one hidden behind another or cut by the frame; each person's hair colour, skin, freckles and glasses exactly as in their photo.
- Standing left to right in the order of the photos (Person 1 on the left) whenever they stand in a line or a row.
- One light and one camera for the whole group, so they look photographed together on the same day: the same light direction, colour and grain on every face.
- Clothes in Team.md's dress code and palette: coordinated, not uniform.
- Posed like a real photographer would: staggered in depth and height, one leaning or sitting, a hand on a shoulder, turned toward each other; never everyone square in one straight row.
- No words or logos anywhere: whiteboards, screens, laptops and walls are blank or show simple shapes.
The four (3:2)
- Studio: a seamless backdrop in the brand colour, the team staggered in two rows (some standing, some on stools), soft even light, real smiles.
- At work: in the workplace from Team.md, standing and leaning naturally among desks or tools, the room softly blurred behind.
- Outdoor: a street, rooftop or park at golden hour, walking or standing together, warm light in their hair.
- Candid: around a table or whiteboard, laughing and talking, caught between moments, faces still clear.
Avoid
A missing or extra person, faces that drift from their photos, everyone given the same face shape or smile, a stiff line-up, faces lit differently from the rest, and logos or writing of any kind.
Wired into 4 steps on the canvas, where you can change it.
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