Nano Banana is Google's original fast image model, built for quick generation and conversational photo editing: you describe a change in plain language and it keeps the rest of the picture intact. It is good at blending a few photos into one scene and keeping the same face or character across several edits. Write prompts as full descriptive sentences rather than keyword lists, and make one clear change per request.
Describe the scene in full sentences, as you would brief a photographer, instead of stacking comma-separated keywords.
When editing your photo, name the one thing to change and say what must stay the same, such as your face, pose and background.
Edit in small steps, because one change per request keeps faces and details steadier than a long list of changes at once.
When blending several images, say what each one contributes, for example the person from the first photo and the setting from the second.
Add lighting, camera angle and mood words such as soft window light, low angle or warm evening tones to steer the look without changing the subject.
Quick edits to your photo
01
Beach at dusk background
Using my photo, keep my face, hairstyle, expression and clothing exactly as they are, and replace only the background with a quiet sandy beach at dusk. Match the warm, low sunlight on my skin to the new scene so the edit looks natural.
02
Remove people in the background
Edit my photo to remove the two people walking in the background on the left. Fill the space with the same street, pavement and shop fronts so nothing looks patched, and leave me, my pose and the lighting completely unchanged.
03
Rainy day to sunny afternoon
Change the weather in my photo from grey and rainy to a bright, clear afternoon. Dry the wet pavement, add soft shadows that all fall in the same direction, and keep my face, outfit and the framing of the picture exactly the same.
04
New jacket color
In my photo, change the color of my jacket from black to a deep forest green with the same fabric texture, folds and stitching. Do not change anything else: keep my face, hair, the background and the lighting identical.
05
Restore a faded print
Restore this faded family photo: remove the scratches, creases and dust spots, correct the yellow color cast, and gently sharpen the faces without changing anyone's features or expressions. Keep it looking like a genuine photograph from its era, not a modern digital image.
Blend photos into one scene
06
Me and my dog in a meadow
Combine the first image of me and the second image of my dog into one photo of the two of us sitting together on a hillside meadow in late afternoon light. Keep both of our faces and markings accurate, and match lighting and scale so it looks like a single shot.
07
Mug on a café table
Take the ceramic mug from the first image and place it on the wooden café table from the second image, next to a small plate of pastries. Match the table's soft morning light and add a gentle reflection and shadow under the mug.
08
My portrait in a painting's style
Redraw my portrait from the first image in the painting style of the second image, copying its brushstrokes, color palette and texture. Keep my face, pose and the composition from the first image so I am still clearly recognizable.
09
Group photo from three selfies
Merge the three selfies into one natural group photo of three friends standing shoulder to shoulder at a lakeside picnic, laughing. Keep each person's face, hair and clothing faithful to their own selfie, and light everyone with the same soft overcast daylight.
Consistent characters
10
Robot character sheet
Create a character sheet of a small round robot with a teal body, one antenna and big friendly eyes, shown from the front, side and back on a plain white background. Keep its proportions, colors and details identical in all three views.
11
Same robot, new scene
Show the same teal robot from the previous image watering potted plants on a sunny apartment balcony. Keep its shape, colors and antenna exactly as before; only the setting, its pose and the lighting should change.
12
Four-panel baking comic
Draw a four-panel comic strip in a clean, colorful cartoon style about a fox who bakes bread: kneading dough, waiting by the oven, pulling out a burnt loaf, then laughing about it with a friend. Keep the fox's look consistent across all four panels.
13
Me as a storybook explorer
Turn my photo into a watercolor children's-book illustration of me as an explorer with a map and a backpack, standing at the edge of a misty forest. Keep my face shape, hair and expression recognizable while rendering everything in soft, hand-painted watercolor.
Fast creative images
14
Miniature town on a desk
A tilt-shift style miniature town built on top of an office desk, with little trains running past a coffee cup and pencils towering like skyscrapers. Bright daylight from a nearby window, shallow depth of field, playful and full of tiny details.
15
Sleepy cat sticker
A cute die-cut sticker of a sleepy cat curled up inside a teacup, drawn in a bold kawaii style with a thick white outline, flat pastel colors and simple cel shading, centered on a plain white background.
16
Attic reading nook
A photorealistic cozy reading nook in a small attic: a window seat piled with knitted blankets, a stack of old books, a steaming mug, and rain streaking the glass. Warm lamplight inside contrasts with the cool blue evening outside.
17
Floating island at sunrise
A small floating island drifting above a sea of clouds at sunrise, with a stone cottage, a waterfall pouring off its edge and a winding path lined with lanterns. Painted in a soft, luminous fantasy illustration style.
18
Breakfast flat lay
A top-down photo of a breakfast spread on a linen tablecloth: a bowl of yogurt with berries, sliced figs, a jar of honey and a cup of coffee. Natural morning light from the left, soft shadows, clean editorial food styling.
Copy a prompt, open Luren AI, choose Nano Banana in the model picker and paste it. Prompts that mention "my photo" expect you to add your own photo as a reference first.
Can I edit the prompts?
Yes, and you should: swap the setting, the outfit, the colours or the light for your own idea. Keep the order (subject, setting, light, camera, mood) and the model will follow you better.
Is Nano Banana part of Luren AI?
Nano Banana is made by Google. Luren AI is an independent app that gives you Nano Banana together with other image and video models, so you can try the same prompt on several of them.
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