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A curated library of prompts that suit Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro. Copy one, or open it in the generator and change the details.
This Nano Banana prompt library collects 30 prompts in six groups: photo editing, 3D figurines, portraits, product photography, posters with text, and photo restoration. Good Nano Banana prompts name the subject, setting, light and style, say what must stay unchanged, and refer to uploaded images by their order.
Find prompts for the job at hand: edits, figurines, portraits, products, posters or restoration.
They follow the structure the models respond to best: subject, setting, style, light and constraints.
Swap the subject, colors or text and keep the rest; each prompt is a template, not a finished answer.
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Editing, figurine and restoration prompts work on the photo you upload.
Change names, colors and text to fit your idea, then generate.
Nano Banana responds best to clear, concrete descriptions written in full sentences. Lists of keywords work, but a short, specific description of the result works better.
Generation prompts describe a whole new image. Editing prompts describe only the change to an uploaded photo, so they can be short: “Make it a snowy winter morning.” Adding “keep the face and pose unchanged” protects the parts you care about.
With several uploads, number them in the prompt. Nano Banana reads the images in the order you added them.
Prompts marked with a photo work on an image you upload. Copy any prompt, or press Try it to open it in the generator.
Replace the background with a seamless light-gray studio backdrop and a soft shadow under the subject. Keep the person, pose and clothing unchanged.
Relight this photo as if it were taken at golden hour: warm low sun from the left, long soft shadows, gentle lens flare. Keep everything else the same.
Remove the people and cars in the background and fill the space naturally. Do not change the main subject.
Turn this summer street scene into a snowy winter morning with light snowfall and frosted windows.
Dress the person from image one in the outfit from image two. Keep their face, hair, pose and the original lighting.
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.
Turn the person in this photo into an action figure sealed in a blister pack. Print their name at the top of the card and add three small accessories that match their hobby.
A cute chibi vinyl toy of the person in this photo, big head and small body, glossy finish, on a round pastel base, soft studio lighting.
Turn my pet into a hand-painted resin figurine on a wooden shelf, keeping its markings and eye color, warm afternoon light.
Recreate the character in this image as a soft plush toy with visible stitching, sitting on a bed with a white duvet.
Turn this selfie into a professional headshot: navy blazer, neutral gray background, soft even light, sharp focus on the eyes. Keep the face exactly the same.
A candid portrait of a young woman laughing on a city street, shot on 35mm film, natural light, slight grain, warm tones.
Repaint this portrait as a Renaissance oil painting with a dark background, dramatic chiaroscuro light and visible brushstrokes.
A cinematic close-up of an old sailor with a weathered face and white beard, rain on his coat, moody teal and orange color grade.
Turn this photo into a clean anime-style avatar with bold outlines, soft cel shading and a plain pastel background.
Place this product on a pure white background with a soft natural shadow, centered, e-commerce style, crisp edges. Keep the label text unchanged.
A bottle of sparkling water on wet black stone with frozen splashes around it, dramatic rim light, dark background.
Put this product on a marble kitchen counter next to fresh ingredients, bright morning light from a window, shallow depth of field.
A top-down flat lay of this skincare product surrounded by eucalyptus leaves and smooth stones on a beige linen background.
Show this product in a cozy holiday scene with a knitted blanket, fairy lights and pine branches, warm evening light.
A retro travel poster for Lisbon with yellow trams and terracotta roofs, bold serif headline “LISBON”, limited color palette, printed texture.
A modern flyer for a summer jazz night with the title “Jazz in the Park”, the date “July 18”, a saxophone illustration, deep blue and gold.
A minimal flat logo of a fox made of simple geometric shapes, orange on white, suitable for an app icon.
An infographic explaining the water cycle with four labeled stages, simple icons and arrows, clean flat design, white background.
A fantasy novel cover with a lone castle on a cliff at dusk and the title “The Last Lantern” in elegant gold lettering.
Restore this old photo: remove scratches, dust and creases, fix the faded contrast and sharpen the faces while keeping them true to the original.
Colorize this black-and-white photo with natural skin tones, realistic clothing colors and a soft blue sky.
Repair the torn corner and the crease across the middle of this photo, and rebuild the missing background seamlessly.
Sharpen the blurry faces in this group photo and reduce the noise, without changing anyone's features.
Restore this 1970s family photo and give it the look of a modern high-resolution photo with accurate colors.
The most reliable prompts describe one clear result: the subject, setting, light and style, plus what must stay unchanged in an edit. The 30 prompts on this page follow that pattern and are a good starting point.
Yes. Every prompt works with both models. Use Nano Banana Pro for the poster, infographic and book cover prompts, where precise text matters most.
One to three sentences is usually enough. Longer prompts are fine when every detail matters, but put the most important details first.
Add “keep the face exactly the same” to the prompt and use a sharp, well-lit photo. If it still drifts, try Nano Banana Pro, which keeps details more faithfully.
Yes. Nano Banana understands many languages, though English prompts tend to give the most predictable results for complex scenes.
New accounts get 40 free credits to try any prompt on this page.
Last updated September 28, 2026