K-pop Dance Tutorial Poster Generator

Transform the input image into a stylized [style] with a fashion-forward streetwear aesthetic, keeping the exact 4x4 grid layout (16 panels) and choreography structure.
Core Composition
Maintain a 16-panel grid (4 columns × 4 rows) with clean spacing

Each panel shows the same female dancer performing sequential choreography

Preserve panel numbering (1–16) in bold, modern UI-style labels

Keep step titles and instructional captions, but redesign typography to feel like K-pop album graphics / dance practice overlays

Subject Styling (K-pop Idol Inspired)

Young female dancer with soft glam K-pop makeup (dewy skin, subtle shimmer, defined eyes)

Hair: long, sleek, slightly dynamic (motion-friendly, flowing during moves)

Expression: confident, charismatic stage presence

Outfit (streetwear-inspired):

[clothing]

Chunky sneakers or platform boots

Optional accessories: chain necklace, ear cuffs, fingerless gloves

Visual Style

Switch from plain grayscale → high-contrast + soft neon accents

Base palette: [colors]

Accent colors: neon pink, electric blue, or violet glow (subtle, not overpowering)

Lighting:

Studio lighting with a soft glow + rim light effect

Slight stage-light vibe, like a K-pop dance practice video

Graphics & Effects

Add dynamic motion trails and glow accents on arms, legs, and hair movement

Replace basic arrows with stylized motion graphics (neon strokes, swooshes)

Subtle light streaks or particle effects for energy

Optional faint floor reflection or glossy surface

Typography

Titles: bold, modern, slightly condensed sans-serif (K-pop album style)

Add subtle glow or gradient to titles

Instruction text: clean, minimal, slightly futuristic UI style

Panel numbers: inside rounded squares or pill shapes with neon outline

Camera & Framing

Full-body framing in each panel (consistent scale)

Straight-on angle, but with slight dynamic tilt or perspective energy

Maintain clarity of movement for instructional purpose

Mood & Energy

Feels like a K-pop dance practice meets fashion editorial

Clean but energetic

Stylish, rhythmic, performance-driven

Important Constraints

Keep choreography readable and sequential

Do NOT merge panels or change layout

Maintain consistency of dancer identity across all panels