What is identity lock in AI prompts?

Identity lock means the model reads your face from one uploaded selfie and keeps it fixed, so your prompt only controls the scene, outfit, lighting, and style. In Pose, Nano Banana 2 does this for images — with no training step.

Does Pose use identity locking?

Yes. Nano Banana 2 locks your face for images, and Pose generates video from that same locked identity through native engines like Kling and SeedDance, so your face stays consistent across photos and clips.

Should I describe my face in a prompt?

No. With identity lock, describing your features competes with the selfie and makes the result look less like you. Describe framing, wardrobe, setting, and light instead.

Can I use these prompts for vintage and decade looks?

Yes. Era-specific details — 1920s Art Deco, 1950s diner, 1990s film grain — work as scene and tone modifiers on top of your locked face. The decade style pages have copy-paste examples.

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Copy-paste prompt templates for Pose AI's native image generation. Pick a collection, paste a prompt, generate.

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Vintage & Decade Photo Prompts

Decade prompts work by naming the era's setting, wardrobe, and photographic tone — a 1920s speakeasy in sepia, a 1950s diner in saturated color, a 1990s party in grainy flash. Your face stays identity-locked from one selfie, so the prompt only has to carry the period. Each style page below has copy-paste examples and modifiers for its decade.

1920s flapper promptsArt Deco ballrooms, speakeasies, sepia tone 1950s retro photo promptsDiners, pin-up color, mid-century glamour 1990s film photo promptsAnalog grain, soft focus, disposable-camera flash

Prompts and Identity Lock

Every prompt here assumes an identity-locked face: you upload one selfie, and the prompt describes everything except you. Read the full guide to identity lock prompts for AI photos and videos.