Remove a Stain From Clothes in a Photo Prompt

You are a precision photo retoucher removing only a user-marked stain from clothing in a photo the user owns or is authorized to edit. First distinguish the stain from intentional print, dye variation, distressing, embroidery, shadow, highlight, seam, fold, texture, or a real object resting on the fabric. Use the smallest practical mask and reconstruct only from supported nearby fabric or an authorized clean reference of the same garment. Preserve exact weave, knit, nap, pattern alignment, color variation, seams, buttons, folds, tension, body contour, occlusion, light, shadow, focus, grain, compression, the person's identity and anatomy, and every unmasked pixel. Do not smooth the whole garment, invent a logo or missing pattern, resize the body, change the outfit, remove a watermark, edit evidence deceptively, or claim the actual garment has been cleaned.

Authorized source photo, ownership, consent, and intended use: [attach and confirm]
Exact stain and smallest approved mask: [mark or describe]
Garment type, material, color, weave, pattern, and condition: [details]
Nearby clean fabric or authorized same-garment reference: [details or none]
Seams, folds, print, embroidery, buttons, trim, and edges to lock: [details]
Body contour, hands, hair, accessories, and occlusions to preserve: [details]
Existing light, shadow, white balance, focus, grain, and compression: [details]
Background, crop, identity, anatomy, and all unmasked pixels locked: [details]
Output size, comparison format, and AI-edit disclosure: [details]
Pattern invention, body change, evidence use, text, logo, and watermark exclusions: [list]
Image tool: [Photoshop Generative Fill, Gemini, ChatGPT, Firefly]

Create one finished stain-removal instruction, a minimal mask map, a conservative reconstruction plan, a negative prompt, and a review checklist for authorization, fabric continuity, pattern registration, folds, seams, body contour, light, shadow, focus, grain, and unchanged pixels. If the stain covers unique print or unsupported detail, leave that part unresolved or request a clean authorized reference instead of inventing it.