NanoBanana

The viral Nano Banana figurine trend

Turn a photo into a Nano Banana 3D figurine

Upload a photo of yourself, a friend or a pet and get a lifelike collectible figure standing on a desk, complete with packaging.

Make my figurine
  • Works with people and pets
  • Box and display included
  • Ready-made prompt
Up to 8 reference images (PNG, JPEG, WebP)
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At a glance

The Nano Banana 3D figurine is a viral image style: a photo of a person or pet becomes a realistic 1/7 scale collectible figure on a desk, next to its printed box. On NanoBanana you upload a clear photo, use the ready-made prompt and get the render for 20 credits with Nano Banana 2. The result is an image, not a 3D-printable file.

Input
One clear photo of a person or pet
Price per image
20 credits with Nano Banana 2, 45 with Nano Banana Pro
Output
A photorealistic image, not a 3D model file
Best aspect ratios
1:1 for feeds, 3:4 for portraits

Why the figurine prompt works so well

  • 01

    Likeness kept

    Faces, hair and clothing details carry over from your photo to the figure.

  • 02

    Believable materials

    Painted plastic, a clear acrylic base and a printed box look real.

  • 03

    Any subject

    People, couples, pets and even your own drawings.

Make a figurine in a minute

  1. 01

    Upload a clear photo

    A well-lit, full-body or half-body photo works best.

  2. 02

    Use the figurine prompt

    Pick one of the example prompts or adjust the scale, pose and packaging.

  3. 03

    Share it

    Download the render in square or portrait format for social media.

Where the figurine trend came from

The figurine style spread across social media soon after Nano Banana launched in 2025. People shared a single prompt that turned a selfie into a boxed collectible, complete with a monitor behind it showing the figure being sculpted, and the results looked convincing enough to pass for product photos.

It works because Nano Banana is good at two things at once: keeping a person's likeness from a reference photo and rendering realistic materials such as painted resin, clear acrylic and printed cardboard.

Tips for a better figurine

Small details in the photo and prompt change the result:

  • Use a sharp photo with the face and outfit clearly visible
  • Full-body photos give full figures; half-body photos give busts
  • Name the scale, base and packaging you want
  • Add a setting, such as a desk, a shelf or a display case
  • Use Nano Banana Pro for close-ups where small details matter

Figurine prompts to copy

Collectibles

  • Desk collectible

    Create a 1/7 scale commercial figurine of the person in this photo, realistic style, on a computer desk with a round clear acrylic base. The monitor shows the 3D sculpting of the figure, and a toy box printed with the original artwork stands beside it.

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  • Blister pack

    An action figure of the person in this photo sealed in a blister pack, with their name printed on the card and three small accessories.

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  • Chibi style

    A cute chibi figurine of the person in this photo with a big head on a round base, pastel colors, soft studio light.

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  • Pet figure

    Turn my pet into a hand-painted resin figurine on a wooden shelf, keeping its markings and eye color.

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3D figurine FAQ

Is the figure a real 3D model?

No. It is a photorealistic image of a figure, not a file for 3D printing or a model you can rotate.

What photo should I use?

A sharp, well-lit photo where the face and outfit are clearly visible. Avoid heavy filters, sunglasses and strong shadows.

Can I make a figurine of my pet?

Yes. Pets work very well; mention the breed, pose and any markings you want the figure to keep.

How much does a figurine cost?

One image costs 20 credits with Nano Banana 2 or 45 with Nano Banana Pro. New accounts get 40 free credits, enough for 2 tries.

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Last updated September 28, 2026

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