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Nano Banana style director

Connect subject, action, location, composition, and a selectable style for Nano Banana conversational image generation.

PROMPT
Generate an image of {{subject}} in {{scene}}. Establish a clear visual story through the subject's appearance, expression or action, its relationship to the location, and the important foreground, middle-ground, and background elements.

Use this selected art direction consistently: {{style_preset}}

Compose and photograph or render the scene as follows: {{camera}}. Make the main subject immediately readable, maintain natural spatial relationships, and keep lighting, perspective, reflections, and shadows internally consistent.

Follow these requirements exactly: {{constraints}}. If reference images are provided, preserve the referenced identity, proportions, product geometry, wardrobe, palette, and all details that are not explicitly changed. Do not add unrequested text, logos, duplicate subjects, or decorative objects. Produce one cohesive finished image rather than a collage of unrelated style effects.

Negative prompt

identity drift, inconsistent face, altered age, malformed anatomy, extra fingers, fused hands, duplicate subject, warped product geometry, invented controls, illegible text, logo, watermark, accidental crop, cluttered silhouette, flat lighting, low-detail textures

Nano Banana workflow

  1. Describe appearance plus expression, action, and relationship to the scene, then choose one style.
  2. Use the assembled natural-language instruction in Nano Banana 2; consider Nano Banana Pro for complex text, brand, or multi-reference work.
  3. In follow-up turns, name one change and the elements that must remain fixed instead of asking for a full regeneration.

Style choices

The selector covers photography, painting, animation, graphics, 3D, craft, posters, architecture, and concept art. Each value is inserted as a natural-language style direction tailored to Nano Banana.

Verification

Check reference identity and product consistency, spatial relationships, text spelling, perspective, reflections, and shadows.