Pixel-Perfect Rohit Sharma 🏏✨

Create a premium pixel-art portrait using the uploaded image as the exact subject reference.

IDENTITY PRESERVATION:
Preserve the subject’s recognizable identity, facial structure, hairstyle or head covering, facial hair, skin tone, eyes, expression, clothing, accessories, pose, and distinctive characteristics.

The final portrait must remain clearly recognizable as the person in the uploaded image.

PIXEL CONCEPT:
Reconstruct the entire image exclusively from a precise uniform grid of small square pixels.

Every part of the image — face, eyes, eyebrows, hair, facial hair, clothing, accessories, shadows, highlights, and background — must be translated into individual square color cells.

Use intentionally visible pixels rather than smooth digital rendering.

Each pixel must have:
– identical square dimensions
– perfectly aligned horizontal and vertical placement
– subtle dark separation lines
– one flat color per cell
– crisp geometric edges

Do not use smooth gradients.

Create tonal transitions by gradually changing the colors of neighboring pixel cells.

FACE:
Keep the facial proportions faithful to the uploaded reference.

Pay special attention to:
– eye shape and eye color
– eyebrows
– nose silhouette
– lips
– jawline
– hairstyle or head covering
– facial hair when present

Use enough pixel resolution to preserve identity while maintaining an unmistakably pixelated aesthetic.

Make the eyes especially expressive and readable.

STYLE:
premium modern pixel art,
digital mosaic portrait,
grid-based illustration,
retro digital portraiture,
contemporary 8-bit inspired artwork,
pixelated editorial portrait,
minimal geometric abstraction.

Do not make it look like Minecraft, LEGO, cubes, voxels, or a 3D block sculpture.

The artwork must remain completely flat and two-dimensional.

COMPOSITION:
vertical close-up portrait,
face occupying most of the frame,
strong eye-level focal point,
tight editorial crop,
clean composition,
minimal distractions.

COLOR:
derive the pixel palette directly from the uploaded image.

Reduce the original colors into a controlled palette of approximately 20–40 carefully selected tones.

Use:
natural skin-tone variations,
deep charcoal shadows,
dark hair tones,
clean highlights,
and restrained accent colors derived from the original image.

LIGHTING:
preserve the original direction of light and shadow,
translate highlights and shadows into discrete pixel-color steps,
strong readable facial modeling,
no smooth shading.

GRID:
the square grid must remain clearly visible across the entire artwork,
consistent pixel size,
precise alignment,
thin dark grid boundaries,
sharp edges,
no anti-aliasing.

BACKGROUND:
simplify the original environment into larger pixel clusters while keeping the subject more detailed.

Maintain strong separation between the subject and background.

FINAL LOOK:
The result should feel like a high-resolution portrait intentionally reconstructed by hand, pixel by pixel — recognizable from a distance and revealing a precise mosaic grid when viewed closely.

Crisp,
graphic,
minimal,
nostalgic,
modern,
highly controlled.

No text,
no logos,
no watermark,
no smooth photorealistic areas,
no gradients,
no blurred pixels,
no random pixel noise,
no 3D cubes,
no voxel effect,
no distorted identit

Copy the complete prompt and use your own reference photos where requested.