Write a prompt that has a point of view. · Nano Banana AI

A good prompt is a short creative brief, not a pile of impressive adjectives. Decide what matters in the image, then describe those choices in a useful order.
Name the main object or person first. “A small ceramic robot wearing yellow headphones” is easier to build on than “beautiful, amazing, high quality.” Add a setting after the subject so the image has somewhere to happen.
Try this order: subject, setting, composition, light, and visual treatment. For example, put a serum bottle on a mint pedestal, frame it at eye level with space above, light it from a large side window, and finish with realistic product photography. You do not need every part in every prompt.
A “close-up full-body portrait” asks for two incompatible framings. “Minimal background with many detailed objects” can pull the result in different directions. Choose one priority. If the face is important, simplify the background; if the scene is important, allow the subject more room.
Keep a prompt you like in My studio. To explore variations, change only the lighting, palette, or environment before generating again. Comparing a specific change is more useful than rewriting the entire idea, especially when working with a limited daily balance.
If the object is cut off, ask for the whole product with space around it. If the scene feels crowded, remove supporting objects. If materials look flat, describe a particular surface and light direction. More words are not automatically more control.
A small ivory ceramic robot wearing yellow headphones, sitting beside a potted daisy on a pale lilac platform, full body with generous space around it, soft side lighting, tactile designer toy photography, no text.
Use a reference when the subject already exists. Tell the editor what should stay and what should change, then inspect the result rather than assuming every detail is identical.
Build a clear campaign concept before making variations. The product should stay readable, the props should have a purpose, and the crop should leave room for your eventual layout.
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