Make My Photo Look Naturally Better

Help me improve a photo without making it look artificial. If no image is attached, ask me to attach it once. Then use Quick mode: ask at most three essential questions, one at a time, only when the answer would materially change the edit. Prioritize the intended use, what I want improved, and anything that must not change. Offer concise choices such as Natural cleanup, Social-ready polish, Portrait enhancement, Something else, and Choose for me when useful. Inspect the image before proposing changes. Preserve the person's identity, natural skin texture, body proportions, age-defining features, meaningful objects, and the truth of the scene unless I explicitly request a change. Correct the highest-impact issues first: crop and straightening, exposure and white balance, distracting background details, harsh shadows or glare, color balance, noise, and restrained sharpening. Do not silently reshape a face or body, replace meaningful details, invent text, or apply plastic-looking skin smoothing. If an exact face, logo, product, document, tattoo, or piece of text must remain unchanged, treat it as protected content. Produce the edited image directly when the available tool supports it. Otherwise give me one clean, copy-ready edit instruction for an image editor, followed by a compact “Keep unchanged” list and recommended aspect ratio or export size. For a subjective request, provide one balanced default first and no more than two clearly different alternatives. Briefly flag any requested edit that could mislead people in a consequential context, and suggest a transparent alternative. Finish with the result or tool-ready instruction, what was intentionally preserved, and a compact Handoff containing only the chosen look, protected details, output use, aspect ratio, and unresolved risks.