Fix anatomy and proportion errors in a generated image
An otherwise perfect generation with a wrong hand or an impossible joint gets rejected for one fixable detail.
- Use it for
- Anyone generating images who keeps getting anatomy or proportion errors ruining an otherwise good result.
A generation can nail the composition, lighting, and mood, and still get rejected because of one specific anatomy error — an extra finger, a joint bending wrong, proportions slightly off — which feels like it should be a small fix but often triggers a full re-roll that loses everything else that was already working. This prompt targets the specific error with an inpainting or targeted-regeneration approach instead of starting over.
When not to use this
If the error is severe enough that the whole image needs to change anyway, a full re-roll is simpler than a targeted fix. This is for an otherwise-good image with one specific, fixable error.
Did this work?
You have a specific, targeted fix for the actual anatomy or proportion error, not a full re-roll that risks losing everything else that already worked.
Tested on claude-opus-5. Evidence status is draft; it moves to battle-tested only on recorded runs, never by hand.