Nano Banana Pro product card prompts: 40 examples
Prompts for Nano Banana Pro product cards on stone, fabric, labeled infographics, and seasonal backgrounds, each with its image, model, and resolution, to copy.
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In brief
These are 40 product card prompts for Nano Banana Pro. Each one is shown with the image it made at 2K, with a 1:1 aspect ratio, on one attempt. They fall into four groups: products on stone, products on fabric, labeled infographics, and seasonal backgrounds. All of them share one build: the object and its surface, the light (or, in infographics, the labels), the framing, and a closing line that limits lettering and keeps logos, people, and watermarks out. Read the captions too. They say where each image departs from its prompt, and that is where you adjust.
How did we make these examples?
Each example is a prompt, the model it ran on, and the image it returned. The text under an image is the prompt exactly as we sent it, and the Copy prompt button copies it.
One model, one resolution. Every example ran on Nano Banana Pro at 2K with a 1:1 aspect ratio.
One attempt each. Each image is the first and only result for its prompt. Nothing was retried, picked from several, or swapped.
Captions say what the image shows. That includes the defects: a changed object, a missing detail, a line that misses its part.
The prompts share one build. The first sentence names the object and its surface. The next ones set the light and often the camera angle, except in the infographics, which describe the labels instead. Then comes a framing rule, such as keeping the whole object in view with space around it, and a closing line that limits the lettering. In the infographics, that line allows only the labels the prompt lists.
How do you prompt a product on stone?
Stone gives a smooth object pores, veins, and grain to contrast with. These eight prompts name the stone or ground (limestone, slate, travertine, granite, marble, basalt, sand, or sandstone), the light, and a framing rule. Most images keep the object and the surface but change one detail, so read the caption before you reuse a prompt: the bottle lost its dropper, the watch hangs on a corner instead of lying across the block, and the bowl sits on brown stone instead of black. If you ask for a direction or a softness of light, check which way the shadow falls and how crisp its edge is.
Ceramic mug on limestone
A warm white ceramic mug rests on a limestone step, handle facing right. Keep the full mug centered with a generous border. Low daylight skims across the stone pores and casts a long, gentle shadow behind the mug against a pale background. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The mug is empty and whole, with room on every side, and the pores in the stone are sharp. Its long shadow runs back to the right with a lighter streak inside it. The shadow’s edges are crisp, harder than the gentle shadow the prompt asked for. A blue-gray shadow band falls down the left of the wall. The mug, handle included, sits near the center of the frame, as the prompt asked. The stone reads as a block with a rounded corner more than a step. No lettering appears.
Amber bottle on wet slate
Place a small amber dropper bottle on wet dark slate. A thin water film gives it a restrained reflection, with a few separate droplets nearby. Narrow side lighting outlines the glass. Show the whole bottle surrounded by spacious dark negative space. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole bottle is in frame, with black space above it. Two things depart from the prompt. The bottle has an open threaded neck and no dropper cap or bulb. And the water film behaves like a bright mirror, much stronger than the restrained reflection the prompt asked for. A few separate droplets sit at the lower left and lower right.
Two soap bars on travertine
Two oval soap bars, cream and pale pink, overlap slightly on porous travertine. Let a linen napkin enter one corner. Shoot from a gentle overhead angle in soft morning light, showing smooth soap edges against natural stone cavities and leaving space around the pair. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The pink bar sits in front of the cream one. The pair is near the center with open stone around it, and both the pores in the travertine and the smooth soap edges read clearly. Each bar has a shallow oval recess on top, which the prompt did not ask for. The view looks steeply down, close to straight down, which is steeper than the gentle overhead angle the prompt asked for. The napkin enters at the upper left corner.
Watch on a granite block
A plain analog watch with a blank dial, two hands and a brown strap lies across a granite block. The strap curves over the edge. Use a close product composition with clear margins, diffused side lighting and a calm gray background that preserves the stone grain. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The prompt had the watch lying across the block. Here it hangs on the block’s upper left corner and faces the camera, with the strap passing over the top edge. The block fills the right half of the image, and the watch, strap included, sits near the center. The dial is blank, as asked, and the background is a gray gradient.
Glass vase on white marble
A small blue glass vase stands on finely veined white marble, holding one curved dry stem. Photograph at vase height with soft light from the right shining through the glass. Include the full vase and stem within a spacious pale composition. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole vase and the stem are in frame near the center, and the stem shows through the glass. Two details differ from the prompt. The glass reads turquoise rather than blue. And the blurred background is not all pale: a dark rectangular opening sits at the lower left, beside a bright window at the right. The marble veins are fine and clear.
Wooden bowl on black basalt
Set an empty wooden serving bowl on black basalt. Position the camera just above the rim so the interior and wood grain remain visible. Low light from the left draws a long side shadow. Keep the whole bowl in frame against an uncluttered dark backdrop. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole bowl is in frame, and its interior and wood grain are visible. Two details depart from the prompt. The slab is warm brown stone, not black basalt, and only its front edge is black and rough. The shadow is a dark oval that pools below and in front of the bowl, not a long side shadow. The backdrop is black and uncluttered.
Glazed jar with river pebbles
Center a small glazed ceramic jar with a domed lid on pale sand-colored ground. Arrange smooth river pebbles in a loose ring without blocking the jar. A slightly elevated view and overcast light reveal the contrast between the glaze and matte stones. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The jar is centered and whole, and its glaze contrasts with the matte stones. The prompt asked for a loose ring of pebbles that leaves the jar clear. The ring here is wider than the image, so pebbles are cut off by the left, right, and bottom edges. The view is from a high angle, steeper than the slightly elevated view the prompt asked for: the sand fills the whole frame.
Metal flask in a sandstone alcove
A brushed metal flask stands inside a shallow sandstone alcove. Light from the upper right forms a soft arched shadow on the back wall. Center the complete flask and reveal the stone texture; leave generous room so the alcove feels open. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole flask is in frame, centered side to side but sitting below the middle of the frame, a departure from the prompt’s “Center the complete flask”. Scratches are visible on the steel and the grain of the sandstone on the walls. The prompt asked for light from the upper right and a soft arched shadow. The flask’s shadow falls to its right, so the light reads as coming from the left, and the shadow’s edges are crisp, harder than the soft shadow the prompt asked for. A curved arch edge shows on the back wall.
How do you prompt a product on fabric?
Fabric prompts lean on weave and folds. These eight name the textile (canvas, silk, linen, velvet, felt, waffle weave, denim, or a checked cloth) and say how the light should show its texture. They also arrange the object: handles up, arms folded, both slippers pointing the same way. In most images the textures read clearly. The weak spots were arrangement: the tote turned slightly instead of facing the camera, and the base of the candle vessel fades into the velvet.
Canvas tote on draped cloth
A structured pale fabric tote stands on draped canvas with both handles upright. Face the flat front toward the camera, showing seams and woven texture. Side daylight falls across the soft background folds. Keep the complete bag in view with breathing room. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole bag is in frame with room around it. The prompt asked for the flat front toward the camera. Here the bag is turned slightly, so a narrow strip of its right side shows. Both handles stand up and overlap into a single arch. A window sits at the left, which the prompt did not ask for, and a patch of sun lies on the drapery at the right. Seams and the weave are visible.
Wool scarf on pale blue silk
Lay a rolled wool scarf diagonally across pale blue silk, with one end opening enough to show short fringe. An overhead view and broad soft light distinguish fuzzy wool from smooth fabric. Let quiet areas of silk surround the scarf. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Seen from high above in soft light, the fuzzy wool and the smooth fabric look clearly different. The view is tilted a little off straight down, because the side of the roll shows at its lower left, so it is not the strict overhead view the prompt asked for. The scarf is rolled, with its end open enough to show short fringe, and quiet fabric surrounds it.
Sunglasses on flax linen
Overhead product photograph of plain dark sunglasses on rumpled flax linen. Fold the arms neatly. Window light creates a soft reflection in the lenses and brings out individual linen threads. Show the whole frame without fabric folds crossing it. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole frame of the glasses is visible and no fold of linen crosses it. A window-shaped reflection sits in the left lens, and individual linen threads are visible. The arms are folded.
Candle on plum velvet
An unlit candle in an amber glass vessel rests on deep plum velvet. Show the wick. A velvet fold runs diagonally behind it, while a small side light catches the glass rim and fabric pile. Leave dark open space around the complete vessel. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The wick is visible, and the glass rim catches a small light. The base of the vessel fades into shadow, so the complete vessel the prompt asked for is not cleanly separated from the dark velvet at its base. Dark space lies behind the vessel and to its right, while the lit fold of velvet runs along its left side.
Felt slippers on a blanket
Set a pair of light gray felt slippers on a folded cotton blanket, one slightly ahead of the other and both pointing the same way. Use a softly lit elevated angle to reveal felt edges and the blanket weave. Include both slippers completely. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The near slipper is at the lower left and the far one sits behind it. Both are fully in frame and point the same way. Felt edges and the weave of the blanket are visible. A window frame and sill show at the top left, which the prompt did not ask for.
Hairbrush on a waffle towel
A wooden hairbrush lies diagonally on a white waffle towel, bristles upward and handle fully visible. Use a neutral pale background and a soft side shadow. Focus on the wood grain and the towel's square weave, with generous framing around the brush. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The handle is fully visible, and the wood grain and the square weave of the towel are sharp. The background is a neutral pale beige. A dark curved shadow sits beyond the upper left edge of the towel.
Pencil pouch on indigo denim
Place a zipped fabric pencil pouch on indigo denim with two plain wooden pencils parallel beside it. View from above, turning the pouch slightly diagonal. Diffuse daylight reveals the zipper teeth and denim twill; keep clear space at the edges. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Seen from above in diffuse light, the pouch is turned diagonally, about 33 degrees from vertical, and the two pencils lie roughly parallel beside it. The zipper and the denim twill are visible, and the zipper pull is marked “YKK”, lettering the prompt did not ask for. Clear space remains at the edges.
Pear on a plate and checked cloth
Photograph a white ceramic plate holding one green pear on a small beige checked tablecloth. Use a straight overhead view with the entire circle of the plate visible. Even diffuse light leaves a fine rim shadow; let the checks extend into generous surrounding space. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole plate is in frame and centered, with a soft shadow below the pear. The checked cloth runs to every edge, so the checks extend into the space around the plate.
How do you get labels right on an infographic?
A labeled infographic is a clean product image with short words and lines that point at its parts. These eight prompts put each label in quotation marks, ask for a thin line to the actual part, and mostly keep the lettering clear of the object. For more on lettering, see the article on readable text in images.
In this set, all 24 labels are spelled as written in the prompt. The lines are the weak point: in the bottle, the lamp, and the sneaker every line stops just short of the part it names, in the notebook the line from “Cover” ends on a page, and in the sneaker the arrows from “Tongue” and “Laces” point at the same edge. The teapot’s drawing frame also breaks near a corner. Check where each line ends, not only how the word is spelled.
Bottle infographic with three labels
Build a square product diagram around a light gray bottle with a lid and small loop handle on white. Three fine leader lines point to their corresponding parts, labeled “Lid”, “Handle”, and “Body”. Place large plain labels outside the complete bottle, avoid crossing lines and leave open margins. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. All three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Lid”, “Handle”, and “Body”. They are large, plain gray text outside the bottle. Each has a line with an arrowhead that stops just short of its part, with a small gap between the tip and the part: the line from “Lid” at the lid’s upper left edge, the line from “Handle” at the loop, and the line from “Body” at the right edge of the body. No other lettering appears.
Backpack infographic with three labels
Show a beige canvas backpack at a three-quarter angle in a square diagram. Make one strap, the front pocket and zipper visible. Label them “Strap”, “Pocket”, and “Zipper”, each with a fine line to the actual part. Keep the pale background open and all lettering clear of the bag. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Strap”, “Pocket”, and “Zipper”. Each has a thin leader line. The line from “Strap” ends on the shoulder strap, the line from “Pocket” on the front pocket flap, and the line from “Zipper” at the zipper pull below the flap. The whole bag is in frame and the labels stay clear of it. The bag is drawn as an outlined illustration on a cream background.
Desk lamp infographic with three labels
Create a square diagram of a simple unlit desk lamp on cream. Show its shade, angled arm and round base clearly. Use thin leader lines with the labels “Shade”, “Arm”, and “Base”. Fit the whole lamp inside the frame and keep the large, even lettering away from the object. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Shade”, “Arm”, and “Base”. They sit away from the lamp, as asked. The lines are the defect: each one stops a short gap before the part it names, so none of them touches the shade, the arm, or the base. The whole lamp is inside the frame. A thin dark border runs around the edge of the image.
Cooking pot infographic with three labels
Make a square product diagram of a brushed metal cooking pot with a glass lid and two handles. Use a slightly elevated view on light gray. Arrange “Lid”, “Handle”, and “Body” around it, each connected to the correct part by a fine line. Keep reflections subdued and the whole pot visible. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Lid”, “Handle”, and “Body”. They are small, thin gray text, each with a vertical line. The line from “Lid” ends in the glass lid, the line from “Handle” at the left side handle, and the line from “Body” on the body. The glass lid’s own knob is not labeled. The whole pot is visible. Bright reflections run down the body, so they are less subdued than the prompt asked.
Sneaker infographic with three labels
Draw a square product diagram of a generic pale sneaker viewed from the side, with no distinctive branded silhouette. Against pale blue, label the visible “Tongue”, “Laces”, and “Sole” using fine leader lines. Show fabric texture and seams; place the clear labels outside the complete shoe. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Tongue” and “Laces” at the top right, and “Sole” at the bottom right. The arrows from “Tongue” and “Laces” point at the same upper edge of the lacing area, one beside the raised tongue tab and the other farther along it, so the two labels do not clearly separate their parts. None of the three arrowheads touches the shoe: each stops just short of it, by about 1% of the frame’s width, and the arrow from “Sole” stops short of the underside of the sole. A rectangular stippled patch sits on the front of the sole, and a thin dark border runs around the edge of the image.
Notebook infographic with three labels
Use an overhead square diagram of an open notebook with blank pages, a cloth cover and a visible elastic band along one side. On a pale background, connect “Cover”, “Pages”, and “Elastic band” to the corresponding parts with thin lines. Leave space for readable labels around the full notebook. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Cover”, “Elastic band”, and “Pages”. One line is wrong: the line from “Cover” runs right, then down across the edge of the cloth, and ends on the left page, not on the cover. The line from “Pages” ends on the right page, and the line from “Elastic band” runs up from its label and ends on the lower part of the band. The whole notebook is in frame.
Teapot infographic with three labels
A clear glass teapot fills the center of a square diagram on light beige. Use a three-quarter view, spout on the left and handle on the right. Thin lines identify “Lid”, “Spout”, and “Handle”. Keep lettering large, lines separated and the entire teapot inside the frame. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Lid”, “Spout”, and “Handle”, each with a vertical line. The line from “Lid” ends at the knob, the line from “Spout” at the tip of the spout, and the line from “Handle” at the top of the handle loop. The whole teapot is inside the frame. One defect: the right side of the thin rectangular frame around the drawing breaks and shifts near the bottom right corner.
Umbrella infographic with three labels
Create a square diagram of an open solid-color umbrella on light gray, tilted slightly to reveal the canopy, shaft and curved handle. Label those parts “Canopy”, “Shaft”, and “Handle” with thin leader lines. Keep every edge of the umbrella visible and the lettering clear of its silhouette. Include only the specified lettering, with no logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The three labels are spelled exactly as the prompt gave them: “Canopy”, “Shaft”, and “Handle”. The line from “Canopy” ends on the top of the canopy, the line from “Shaft” on the shaft, and the line from “Handle” on the left of the curved hook. The tip, the canopy edges, and the hook are all in frame.
How do you change the season behind a product?
A seasonal background keeps the product and changes the scene around it. These sixteen prompts pair one object with one season through a few cues: branches in spring, striped shade in summer, maple leaves in autumn, snow in winter. They name cues rather than a mood and ask for the whole object, often with open margins. In this set the scene sometimes adds more than the prompt names or crowds the object: a leaf touches the thermos, a snowflake is cut off by the edge of the image, and the vase image sits inside a pale border instead of filling the square. The captions list each case.
Terracotta planter in spring
A small empty terracotta planter sits on pale wood, framed by fresh spring branches with tiny leaves near the edges. Keep the center clear and the whole pot visible. Diffuse morning light casts faint green shadows and reveals the rough clay. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The center of the image is clear and the whole pot is visible. Some twigs in the foreground are blurred. The prompt asked for faint green shadows, and none can be seen.
Lemonade pitcher in summer
A glass lemonade pitcher stands on a pale table beneath striped summer shade. Lemon slices show through the drink and droplets bead on the glass. Let the shade stripes cross the background without hiding the silhouette. Center the complete pitcher with natural sun reflections and open margins. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The pitcher, handle and spout included, sits near the center of the frame, whole and with margin on every side. The stripes belong to an awning that fills the upper right of the background, with a railing and a garden blurred beyond it, and they show through the glass of the pitcher’s neck. They do not cross the whole background as the prompt described, and they do not touch the table; the left wall carries only faint vertical bands of light and shade. At least three lemon slices float near the top of the drink, and condensation beads on the glass.
Thermos among maple leaves
Place a matte ocher thermos on a wooden bench with a few fallen maple leaves nearby. A softly blurred autumn garden sits behind it. Low warm light describes the cylindrical shape. Include the full thermos and keep leaves away from its base. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole thermos is in frame, and the low warm light shapes its cylinder. The prompt asked to keep leaves away from its base. Two leaves touch it, one on its left side and one on its right side, both near the base.
Knitted mittens on snow
Lay knitted mittens on clean snow with a small pine branch beside them. In an overhead composition, show both mittens fully, turned slightly toward one another. Cool diffuse light keeps shadows soft and yarn loops visible. Leave a wide border of snow. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Both mittens are whole, with ribbed cuffs at the bottom and a few patches of snow on the knit. The mittens lean the other way from what the prompt asked for: their tips point away from each other, by roughly 15 to 20 degrees each, instead of being turned toward each other. A wide border of snow surrounds the group. The light is cool and diffuse, and the shadows are soft.
Rain boots by a spring puddle
A pair of plain rain boots stands beside a shallow puddle edged with new green shoots. Use a low viewpoint, a faint reflection in the water and soft overcast spring light. Show both boots completely, leaving room above the shafts and at the sides. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Both boots are fully in frame, with sky above them. The puddle in the foreground holds a blurred brown reflection shaped like a boot. It is stronger than the faint reflection the prompt asked for, and it does not match the green of the boots. Mud splashes mark the boots, which the prompt did not mention.
Picnic basket on grass
A woven picnic basket sits on short green grass with one peach beside it. Leave the lid slightly open and the handle visible. Dappled summer light falls on the grass. Center the whole basket, showing its weave without filling the scene with additional props. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole basket is in view and the weave is visible. Dappled light and shadow fall on the grass. The right lid is raised about halfway, and the peach sits against the base of the basket. No other props appear.
Lantern and pumpkin on dark wood
An unlit metal lantern and a small pumpkin sit apart on a dark wooden table. Use a softly blurred ocher background and gentle side light to show the lantern glass and pumpkin ridges. Keep both objects complete with a visible gap between them. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Both objects are whole, with a clear gap between them. The lantern is on the left, with an unlit candle cup visible at its bottom, and the pumpkin is on the right. The lantern glass is hazy and scuffed rather than clear.
Glass ornament and paper snowflakes
A clear glass ornament with a small metal loop rests on folded pale wool beside two paper snowflakes. Use a gently elevated angle, cool daylight and delicate reflections on the sphere. Keep the square arrangement spacious, with the ornament fully visible. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The ornament is fully visible. It overlaps the left tip of the upper snowflake, and the lower snowflake is cut off by the right edge of the image, so the arrangement is less spacious than the prompt asked. The view is from a fairly high angle, steeper than the gently elevated angle the prompt asked for, and the wool fills most of the frame. The upper left corner is pale blue.
White bud vase on pink paper
A small white bud vase stands empty on matte pink paper, with a few loose petals beside it. Soft light from the left creates a short shadow over the gently curved paper backdrop. Center the complete vase within a quiet spring palette and broad margins. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The vase is whole and centered side to side. Four details differ from the prompt. The vase sits below the middle of the frame, by about 8% of the frame’s height, where the prompt asked to center it. The scene sits inside a pale pink border, wide at the left and right and thin at the top and bottom, instead of filling the square. The vase’s shadow falls to its left, so the light reads as coming from the right, not the left, and the shadow’s edges are crisp, harder than the soft light the prompt asked for. And whole blossoms and a bud lie against the right side of the vase’s base, with one loose petal below them, where the prompt asked for loose petals. The pink paper angles behind the vase, and a gray wall shows at the top left.
Leather sandals on sand
A pair of plain leather sandals rests on fine pale sand with the straps neatly arranged. Show both sandals completely. Reed shadows cross an empty area of sand beside them. Use bright yet soft summer light to reveal leather grain and individual sand grains. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
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Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Both sandals are whole and point toward the lower right. The leather grain and the grains of sand are visible. Reed shadows cross the sand at the left and reach the heel of the near sandal. The shadows of the reeds and of the sandals have fairly crisp edges, harder than the soft light the prompt asked for. Faint marks that look like stamping sit on the insoles near the heels. They are too small to read, and the prompt asked for no lettering.
Teacup and cinnamon on a coaster
A tea cup sits on a round cork coaster beside one cinnamon stick and two dry leaves. Use an elevated view and a quiet brown-and-cream background. Warm diffuse light brings out the cork and cup rim. Leave open margins and omit steam. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The view is elevated, the light is warm and diffuse, and there is no steam. The cup, handle included, sits right of the center of the image, about 58% of the way across, and in the upper part of the frame, with its foot near the center of the coaster. The cinnamon is two rolled quills lying together, where the prompt asked for one stick. The coaster leaves margins of about 6 to 8% of the frame’s width at the left and right, and wider ones at the top and bottom.
Ivory candle and paper star
Place an unlit ivory candle on frosted glass next to a small white paper star. Use a cool blue background with a soft warm highlight on the wax, without a flame. Show the entire candle in a simple square arrangement with ample room around it. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The whole candle is in frame with ample room around it. A soft warm highlight sits on the wax and there is no flame. The star overlaps the candle’s lower right edge, so the two are not side by side. The surface in front is pale blue.
Garden trowel and blank packets
A small garden trowel with a wooden handle lies on damp dark soil beside two unopened blank paper seed packets. A few new green leaves enter at the edge. Photograph overhead in overcast spring light, keeping the tool and packets complete and the soil texture distinct. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The trowel and both envelopes are complete, and the soil texture is distinct. The blade has a blue-black patina and patches of caked earth. The envelopes are plain and carry no printing, so they read as blank envelopes rather than seed packets. The leaves at the right belong to a plant with stems and several leaves, more than the few new leaves at the edge that the prompt described.
Paper hand fan on a stone ledge
Open a pleated paper hand fan into a semicircle on a pale stone ledge. Soft water reflections ripple on the wall behind it. Summer side light creates fine fold shadows; include the full handle and leave broad clear space around the fan. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. The handle sits at the lower right and is fully visible. Light from the left casts the fan’s shadow to the right and fine shadows into its folds. The fan is wide, filling about 86% of the frame’s width and leaving margins of about 7% at the sides, narrower than the broad clear space the prompt asked for, though there is more clear space above it. A gray wall shows at the left.
Canvas lunch bag and red apple
A plain canvas lunch bag stands on russet linen beside a single red apple, its handles neatly raised. Low autumn light picks out the seams and calm fabric folds. Include both objects completely and leave a generous border around the arrangement. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Both objects are whole, with margins of at least 10% of the frame on every side. Low warm light from the right picks out the seams and folds: the apple is bright on its right and dark on its left. The inner back panel of the bag is visible at the top.
Water carafe by a snowy window
A clear water carafe stands on blue cloth beside a window looking onto an out-of-focus snowy landscape without buildings or people. Cool daylight passes through the water and casts a soft cloth shadow. Center the full carafe, retaining its delicate glass rim. No lettering, logos, people, or watermarks.
Nano Banana Pro
nano-banana-pro · 2K · 1:1 · $0.04
Nano Banana Pro, 2K, 1:1, one attempt. Cool daylight comes through the water, and the carafe’s shadow on the cloth is soft. The whole carafe is in frame and its rim is intact. It sits well right of the center, about 15% of the frame’s width, and a little below the middle, where the prompt asked to center it. One defect: through the lower part of the glass the blue cloth shows and ends at a sharp curved edge, as if the glass were cut, where real glass would blend smoothly. No people appear, and the horizon is too blurred to show any buildings.
How do you adapt a prompt to your product?
Start from the example closest to your product and change one thing at a time.
Swap the object and keep the build
Replace the object and the surface. Keep the light and framing sentences that worked, and keep the closing line. For an infographic, list the labels in quotation marks and name the part each one points to.
Compare the result with the prompt
Look for the departures the captions name: a changed object, a different position, light from the other side, shadows harder than the prompt asked for, a background that adds a shape the prompt did not ask for. Fix the one that matters and leave the rest of the prompt alone.
Change the size last
Nano Banana Pro offers 1K, 2K, and 4K, and ten base aspect ratios plus auto. In the API, an omitted aspect ratio means 1:1. Every example here is 2K and 1:1, so another size is a new test. The price per image depends on the resolution: see Pricing and the Nano Banana Pro price article. To send a prompt from code, see the Nano Banana Pro API quickstart.
Ask for what must stay whole as well as what to add. Most of these prompts ask for the whole object in frame, and many ask for open margins.
Where do these prompts not fit?
- One attempt per prompt. Each image is a single result. These examples show what one request returned, not how often a prompt works.
- Generic objects, not your product. The prompts invent an object from text alone. They do not reproduce a particular product of yours or its logo.
- No marketplace rules. This article states no rule of any marketplace. Check the image requirements of the one you sell on before you generate.
- Short labels only. Each infographic carries three short words. Longer text, small print, and numbers were not tested here; see the article on readable text in images.
- One model. We ran these prompts on Nano Banana Pro only. Another model may read the same prompt differently.
A failed request is free
Run a prompt in the playground
Open the playground on the Nano Banana Pro page, paste a prompt from this article, and swap in your own object. Compare the result with the example. The price per image is on Pricing.
Try Nano Banana ProQuestions and answers
Can I copy these prompts?
Which model made these images?
How much does one image cost?
What happens if a request fails?
What if a prompt is declined?
Can the model write labels on a product image?
Can I use another aspect ratio or resolution?
Sources
- Rendergrid pricingThe price per image for each model and resolution.
- Nano Banana ProThe model page and its playground.
- Documentation: quickstartThe request fields, including the aspect ratio.
- Readable text in imagesThe article on lettering.
- Failed requests and refundsThe article on what happens when a request fails.
