
Nano Banana Pro Prompts
Discover Nano Banana Pro prompts for fashion portraits, everyday photography and landscapes, with examples to guide your own brief.
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Nano Banana Pro prompt examples and writing tips
Explore original writing examples with a complete prompt, suggested setup and practical ways to adapt it. Use them as starting points and refine the result for your own project.
Natural portrait edit with a clear identity reference
- Complete prompt
- Use the uploaded portrait as the reference for this adult person's facial features, hairstyle and skin tone. Place them beside a cafe window, wearing a plain navy sweater. Frame from the chest up, with relaxed shoulders and a slight smile. Soft window light comes from the left; the background is gently out of focus. Preserve natural skin texture and facial proportions. Change only the setting, clothing and lighting; do not add jewelry or smooth the skin heavily.
- Why this wording helps
- Listing what should stay fixed separately from what may change makes the portrait edit easier to control. Lighting direction and framing are more concrete than broad quality adjectives.
- What to change
- Replace the cafe, sweater color and expression. Keep the identity reference and natural texture instructions when likeness matters.
- Reference images and settings
- Choose Image to Image with Nano Banana Pro. Upload one clear, evenly lit portrait. Start at 1K and choose a portrait ratio available in the editor.
- If the result needs work
- If facial features drift, remove major pose changes and use a reference taken from a similar angle. If skin looks plastic, remove beauty-retouching language.
Character reference sheet with consistent clothing
- Complete prompt
- Create a clean three-panel character reference sheet on a warm cream background. In each panel show the same fictional adult explorer with short curly hair, round glasses, an olive jacket, tan trousers and brown boots. Left panel: full-body front view. Middle panel: full-body side view. Right panel: full-body back view. Keep proportions, clothing colors and accessories identical across panels. Simple hand-painted animation style, even lighting, no action poses and no text.
- Why this wording helps
- Repeating a small set of identity anchors gives each view a shared specification. Neutral poses make differences in clothing and proportions easier to spot.
- What to change
- Change the hairstyle, outfit and art style as one consistent set. Keep the three view directions and full-body framing.
- Reference images and settings
- Use Text to Image with Nano Banana Pro and a landscape ratio. No reference is required for this fictional character. Start at 1K to inspect panel consistency.
- If the result needs work
- If accessories disappear between views, reduce their number and name the important one in every panel. If panels merge, request wider blank gutters.
About Nano Banana Pro prompts
Describe the person or place before adding stylistic details. For photographic scenes, specify camera distance, light source and important textures.
Using Nano Banana Pro in Collart
For natural portraits, describe expression and skin texture instead of stacking vague quality adjectives.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I change when adapting a portrait prompt?+-
Replace the subject and setting, then check that pose, clothing and lighting still work together.
Can I use these prompts directly?+-
Yes. Treat them as starting points and refine them for your reference images, aspect ratio, and target visual result.
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