Ghibli StyleChange

Ghibli Style

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Ghibli Style

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How to use the Ghibli Style template

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    Photos with soft natural light — outdoors, or indoors near a window. The style leans heavily on gentle ambient light, and hard flash fights it.

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    Click Generate — the AI re-renders your photo using the template prompt shown below. It runs without an account, on Shotari Basic.

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    The result appears right here. Re-run any time — each generation differs slightly. Downloading needs an account.

What this template does

Repaints the photo as a hand-painted Japanese animation frame: soft watercolour backgrounds, gentle warm light, anime-style features and a nostalgic storybook mood. Hairstyle, expression and pose are held, so the scene changes medium while the moment stays the same.

Template prompt

Redraw this photo as a hand-painted Japanese animation film scene: soft watercolor background, gentle warm light, expressive anime-style features, nostalgic storybook mood. Keep the person's recognizable likeness, hairstyle, expression and pose.

Frequently asked questions

Is this actually made by Studio Ghibli?

No. This is a hand-painted anime look in that broad tradition, generated by an image model — Shotari is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Studio Ghibli in any way. Imitating a named studio's style is also a legally grey area in several markets, so be careful about commercial use.

Will I still look like me?

Recognisably, yes — the prompt keeps likeness, hairstyle, expression and pose. But anime features are a stylisation: eyes get larger, planes of the face get simplified, and the result is you as a character rather than a painted photograph.

Is this template free to use?

You can generate twice a day with no account at all. A free account adds 20 credits at signup plus 10 more daily. Downloading requires an account, and paid credits are what give you watermark-free output with full commercial rights; free-tier use is personal-use only.

Which model runs it, and what does it cost?

Shotari Basic by default, which costs 0 credits. You can switch to a premium model — Shotari Pro (2 credits), Seedream 5 Lite (3), GPT Image 2 (5), Nano Banana Pro (10) and others — but those bill paid credits, so they need a signed-in account with a paid balance. Without an account the job always runs on Shotari Basic and the page says so.