Looking for a new year prompt for girl that actually keeps your face the way it is? These prompts are written to be pasted straight into Gemini or ChatGPT along with your own photo. Each one carries its own face-lock line, so you don’t have to remember to add it, and each is built around a different scene, from a Mumbai taxi at midnight to a quiet shikara on Dal Lake. Pick one, upload a clear selfie, paste, generate. If the first result drifts, change one detail and run it again.
Looking for more ready-to-use ideas? Browse our complete New Year AI prompts collection before trying these girl-specific prompts.
How to use these prompts
- Upload a clear, front-facing photo in good light, with your whole face visible.
- Paste one prompt as it is. Leave the first line alone, because that is the face-lock.
- Fix things one at a time (“warmer light”, “hair tied back”) instead of rewriting the whole prompt.
Four habits that protect your face in the result
- Use a photo with only one face in it.
- Skip sunglasses, heavy filters and beauty mode in the reference photo.
- Match the ratio to where you’ll post: 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 4:5 for the feed. Every prompt below already names one.
- If skin looks too glossy, add “natural skin texture, 85mm lens look” at the end.
Wherever you see [YOUR NAME], put your name or delete it.
Midnight glam New Year prompts
Fireworks double exposure

Use my uploaded photo as the face reference and keep my face, skin tone and expression recognisable and unedited. Build a double-exposure portrait: my face stays sharp in a three-quarter view, while my hair and shoulders dissolve into a midnight sky of gold and rose fireworks. Deep navy shadows, fine film grain, a few warm sparks drifting off the edge of my hair. Tiny gold “2027” in the lower corner, nothing else written. Vertical 9:16, calm and cinematic.
Kaali-peeli midnight

Keep my face exactly as it is in the uploaded photo: same features, same skin tone, same smile. Place me leaning against a vintage black-and-yellow Mumbai taxi on a wet street just before midnight. I’m wearing a fitted black co-ord set with a sequin dupatta draped over one shoulder and gold jhumkas. Street lamps and shop signs glow in blurred amber behind me. A paper sign on the dashboard reads “Last ride of 2026”. Direct-flash look, slight grain. Vertical 4:5.
Last train of the year

Take my face from the uploaded photo and leave it untouched, down to the smallest details of my skin. I’m standing alone on a quiet metro platform at 11:58 pm, in a long camel coat over a silver slip dress, holding a paper cup of coffee. The station clock behind me is almost at midnight, and the tunnel lights stretch away in a cool green-white line. The platform display reads “Next: 2027”. Soft overhead light, realistic reflections on the polished floor. Vertical 9:16.
Indian New Year photo prompts
Varanasi ghat

Use my uploaded photo for my face and keep it exactly the same, with my natural skin tone and hair length. Show me standing on the steps of a Varanasi ghat on the last night of the year, wearing a deep green Banarasi silk saree with a thin gold border, hair in a loose braid. Floating diyas on the river behind me, aarti lamps glowing in the distance, a light mist over the Ganga. Warm lamp light on my face, deep blue sky above. Small gold text: “Shubh 2027”. Vertical 9:16.
Dal Lake shikara

Keep my face from the uploaded photo as it is: same features, same skin tone, no smoothing. I’m sitting in a wooden shikara on a still Dal Lake at dusk, wearing a rust-red embroidered pheran with a cream woollen scarf, both hands around a cup of kahwa. Snow-dusted mountains far behind, warm string lights along the boat’s canopy, thin mist on the water. A small wooden sign hanging off the shikara reads “Welcome 2027”. Vertical 4:5.
Goa beach, one hour to go

Preserve my face and skin tone exactly from the uploaded photo, with no changes to my features. I’m walking barefoot on a Goa beach just before midnight, sandals in one hand, wearing a white linen shirt dress and layered silver necklaces. Behind me, a beach shack with fairy lights, warm lanterns, and a bonfire glowing at the edge of the frame. I’m laughing mid-step. Film-camera look, soft grain, slightly warm colours. A chalkboard sign by the shack says “Happy 2027”. Vertical 9:16.
Cozy and quiet New Year prompts
Bookstore after closing

Use my uploaded photo as the face reference and keep my face, skin tone and hairstyle exactly the same. Show me in a small old bookstore after closing time, in an oversized charcoal cardigan and black trousers, sitting on a wooden step stool with an open book resting against my chest and a quiet half-smile. Tall shelves, warm yellow reading lamps, and a handwritten card pinned to a shelf behind me that reads “Chapter 2027”. Faint fireworks reflect in the shop window. Soft, slightly film-like colours. Vertical 9:16.
1 January, 6:30 am, chai on the terrace

Keep the face from my uploaded photo untouched: same features, same skin tone, natural expression. It’s 6:30 am on 1 January. I’m on a rooftop terrace wrapped in a grey shawl over a simple kurta set, holding a steaming kulhad of chai, with morning fog sitting low over the rooftops and water tanks. Pale gold sunrise on one side of my face, a slightly sleepy smile. Muted, realistic colours, shallow depth of field. Small handwritten text in the corner: “1 January 2027”. Vertical 9:16.
Letter to 2027

Use my uploaded photo as the face reference and keep my face, skin tone and hairstyle exactly as they are. I’m sitting at a wooden desk by a rain-streaked window at night, writing with a fountain pen on cream paper that begins “Dear 2027,” and ends with “[YOUR NAME]”. Soft grey knit sweater, hair tied loosely. One candle, a brass lamp and a mug of tea on the desk. Warm light on one side of my face, blue night outside. Shot from the front at a slight angle, face clearly visible. Vertical 4:5.
Goals and statement New Year prompts
Vision board wall

Keep my face from the uploaded photo exactly as it is, with my natural skin tone and no beautifying. I’m standing in front of a large corkboard wall covered in goal cards, magazine cuttings, polaroids and sticky notes, with red string linking a few of them. I wear a black turtleneck and high-waist jeans and I’m pinning a card that reads “2027 — [YOUR NAME]”. Warm desk-lamp light from the left, a mug on a shelf, slightly messy and real. 35mm lens look. Vertical 9:16.
Graffiti wall, daytime

Use my uploaded photo as the face reference and keep my face, skin tone and hair exactly the same. I’m sitting on a concrete ledge in front of a graffiti wall in a narrow city lane, wearing an oversized varsity jacket, white tee, black straight-leg trousers and chunky sneakers, headphones around my neck. The mural behind me spells “2027” in big bubble letters, orange and violet. Hard afternoon sun, crisp shadows, low camera angle, a calm direct look into the lens. Vertical 4:5.
Hilltop stargazing

Keep my face from the uploaded photo exactly as it is, with the same features and skin tone, nothing smoothed or reshaped. I’m standing beside a small telescope at a hill-station viewpoint at midnight, in a thick woollen shawl over a black hoodie, looking up in quiet wonder. The sky is full of stars with a faint Milky Way band, a dim red torch lights my face from the side, and town lights glow far down in the valley. Natural night-photo look, minimal grain. Tiny white handwriting in the sky: “Look up, 2027”. Vertical 9:16.
FAQs
Neither is perfect, and results change with the photo. Both do better when the reference is sharp and front-facing and the face-lock is written inside the prompt. Run the same prompt on both and keep the one that looks closer to you.
Regenerate with one extra line naming what drifted, for example “keep my exact nose and eye shape”. If it keeps happening, try a sharper photo or a simpler scene.
9:16 for Stories and Reels, 4:5 for feed posts. Each prompt above already includes one.
The prompts are free to copy. Both Gemini and ChatGPT have limited free use, and the limits change, so check inside the app.
Upload only your own photo or one you have permission to use, and read the tool’s privacy settings before you do.
