Red White Blue ID Photo

Problem

ID photo workflows usually break on background replacement: the same portrait may need a blue social-security background, a white passport background, or a red household-register background, while generic retouching can leave gradients, uneven color, or heavy beauty effects. This skill narrows the task to standard red, white, or blue backgrounds, taking a reference portrait and returning a clean ID-photo image URL instead of a studio-style portrait. Phrases such as “social-security blue,” “passport white,” or “household-register red” map to the red, white, and blue enums.

Workflow and limits

The caller must provide an images reference portrait and set options.bg_color to red, white, or blue; if the color is missing, ask first, or default to blue when urgent and state that. Optional fields such as gender, age, and size_hint help the service, but the style is fixed server-side, so the client should not build a long prompt. The flow is: submit the edit, retry with the same request after a 402 payment, poll until success, then read data.result.data[].url. The result should be checked for an even solid background, no gradients or shoulder-line artifacts, consistent identity, and an above-the-shoulder composition. It is suited to changing or redoing standard backgrounds; if the image or background color is missing, ask for it first instead of guessing upstream endpoints. It fits social-security, visa, and government-style background requirements, and switching colors only requires resubmitting with a different bg_color.