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Nano Banana Prompts

16 Nano Banana prompts for posters, character sheets, edits, products, rooms and storyboards. Each says what it makes, and each opens Nano Banana Pro with the prompt in place.

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What it is good at

Clear text in images, including long lines and several languages, for posters and diagrams.
Keeping the same people consistent across multiple images, with Google naming up to five subjects.
Search grounding: switch on web search so the picture can use current facts.

Honest limits

One request makes up to 4 pictures.
Size defaults to 1K; ask for 2K or 4K when you need a larger picture.
fal does not state how many input images edit mode accepts.

Nano Banana Prompts price and free credits

A picture costs what the table shows, quoted before you start.

Credits for one picture (text to image; dollars at the Starter plan rate of $12 for 1,000 credits)
Size or quality	One picture
1K	38 credits ($0.46)
2K	38 credits ($0.46)
4K	75 credits ($0.90)

16 prompts to copy

Copy a prompt, or press Try it to open the generator with the model and the prompt in place.

A travel poster for a fictional island town called "Port Lumen", with bold blue lettering, a lighthouse, a small fishing boat and a warm sunset gradient.
Makes: A poster with the title spelled correctly.
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A character sheet of a boy named Theo with messy brown hair, a green hoodie and red sneakers: front, side and back, plain light grey background, even light.
Makes: A reference sheet to keep the same boy across pictures and video clips.
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A photo of a young woman in a yellow raincoat on a wet neon street at night, reflections in the puddles, 35 mm look.
Makes: A first frame you can animate (see the Nano Banana video page).
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An infographic titled "How a rainbow forms" with four numbered steps, simple icons, large readable labels, white background.
Makes: A diagram with text, which Nano Banana Pro is known for.
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A cozy bakery storefront at dawn with a hand-painted sign reading "Maple & Rye", warm lights inside, a bicycle with a basket of bread outside.
Makes: A location with a sign you can read.
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Edit: keep the girl and her pose, change the background to a sunny beach and her coat to red.
Makes: An edit of a picture you add (1K, 2K or 4K).
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A top-down photo of a breakfast table: pancakes with berries, a glass of orange juice, a small vase with daisies, bright morning light.
Makes: A bright food photo.
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Two friends in matching yellow raincoats laughing under one umbrella, same faces as the reference pictures, city street, soft rain.
Makes: Consistent people from your reference pictures.
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A three panel storyboard of a girl in a green raincoat finding a lost puppy in a park: panel 1 wide shot, panel 2 close-up of her hand, panel 3 the two walking away. Simple clean line art, light colors, captions "1", "2", "3".
Makes: A storyboard sheet with numbered panels.
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A sunny living room with a teal sofa, a round rug, a tall plant and a large window, Scandinavian style, photo look, no people.
Makes: An interior reference for a scene.
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A product photo of a glass bottle of orange juice with a handwritten label "Sunny Press", on a wooden table with sliced oranges, bright morning light.
Makes: A product shot with label text.
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A portrait of an old man with a white beard and a blue knit cap, laughing, sitting on a wooden dock at sunrise, warm light, photo look.
Makes: A character portrait for a reference sheet.
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A cozy bookshop on a rainy evening with warm lights, a cat on the window ledge and a chalk sign that reads "Open till 9".
Makes: A scene with a readable sign.
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Edit: keep the person and the pose from the picture, change the outfit to a red jacket and the place to a snowy street.
Makes: An outfit and place edit of a picture you add.
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A bright kids' science poster titled "Why is the sky blue?" with a simple sun, light rays and a labeled diagram, large friendly lettering.
Makes: An educational poster with labels.
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A hot air balloon festival at sunrise over green hills, dozens of colorful balloons, wide shot, soft haze, photo look.
Makes: A wide landscape for a first frame.
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Nano Banana to video Nano Banana Pro price and limits

How to write a Nano Banana prompt

Say the exact words for any text, and describe the font style, for example "bold condensed letters".
For a consistent character, include the same reference photos in each edit and say who is who.
Turn on web search only when the picture depends on real, current facts.
Describe the picture like a photograph: who, where, light, lens or style. Leave movement for the video prompt.

Other image models

Make the same picture on a second model and keep the one you like.

OpenAI GPT Image 2.5 GPT Image 2.5 is OpenAI's image model in two tiers: Flare for fast everyday pictures and Sunburst for precise edits. People search for it as GPT Image 2 or GPT Image 2.5. Ziztu runs GPT Image 2.5. From 2 credits a picture0 Ideogram Ideogram 4.5 Ideogram 4.5 is the image model for posters, logos and accurate text in pictures. Edit mode changes part of an image and leaves the rest alone, with up to 4 reference images, an optional mask and a high-precision setting. From 8 credits a picture1 Meta Meta Muse Image Muse Image is Meta's image model that works like an agent. It plans a multi-part prompt before it draws, can search the web for facts, and edits or combines up to 10 reference images at about 2.5 megapixels. From 3 credits a picture2 ByteDance Seedream 5.0 Flash Seedream 5.0 Flash is ByteDance Seed's fast, low-cost image model for making and editing pictures. Edit mode takes up to 10 reference images, and one request makes up to 6 pictures at 1K or 2K sizes. From 7 credits a picture3 xAI Grok Imagine Image 2.0 Grok Imagine Image 2.0 is xAI's image model for making pictures from text and editing up to 5 reference images. It offers 1k and 2k sizes, low and medium quality modes, and 13 aspect ratios. From 15 credits a picture4

Frequently asked questions

What are good Nano Banana prompts?

The ones that name the subject, the place, the light and the style, and put any text you want in quotation marks. The prompts on this page do that, and each says what it makes. Copy one, change the subject and run it.

How do I write a Nano Banana prompt?

Say the exact words for any text, and describe the font style, for example "bold condensed letters". For a consistent character, include the same reference photos in each edit and say who is who. Turn on web search only when the picture depends on real, current facts. Describe the picture like a photograph: who, where, light, lens or style.

Can I use these prompts for free?

The prompts are free to copy. Making the picture costs credits on Ziztu, and the price is shown before you start. A new account gets free credits for scripts, cast, storyboards, voices and the cheaper image models; Nano Banana Pro itself starts on a plan.

Can I turn a Nano Banana prompt into a video?

Yes. Make the still with the prompt, then animate it with a video model. See Nano Banana to video for the steps and prices.

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is the name of Google's Gemini image models. Ziztu runs Nano Banana Pro, built on Gemini 3, which makes and edits pictures at 1K, 2K or 4K.