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@@ -13,12 +13,15 @@ const SYSTEM_PROMPT = `You are an image analysis tool that detects where faces a
 Analyze the image and find the PRIMARY person or group of people. Report the CENTER of their face(s) as x,y percentages.
 - x=0 means far left edge, x=100 means far right edge
 - y=0 means very top edge, y=100 means very bottom edge
-- For a person's face in the upper third, y should be around 15-35
-- For a person standing centered, x should be around 40-60
-- For a group photo, find the center of the group's faces
-- Be PRECISE, do NOT default to 50,50. Actually look at where faces are.
-- If there are multiple people, find the most prominent face or group center.
-Return ONLY a JSON object like {"x":42,"y":28} with no other text.`;
+- Think carefully: divide the image into a 10x10 grid and locate faces precisely
+- For a typical portrait where a person is standing, faces are usually at y=25-40
+- For a group photo with people standing, the faces are usually at y=30-45
+- For a close-up headshot, the face center is usually at y=40-55
+- For people sitting at a table, faces are usually at y=35-50
+- Do NOT assume faces are at the very top. Faces are rarely below y=20 unless it's a very tight crop.
+- Be PRECISE. Actually look at where the eyes/faces are in the image.
+- If there are multiple people, find the center point of ALL their faces.
+Return ONLY a JSON object like {"x":42,"y":38} with no other text.`;
 
 export async function analyzeFocalPoint(imagePath: string): Promise<{ x: number; y: number }> {
   const originalPath = imagePath;