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Image edit3D & miniaturesUses your photo
An image-edit prompt for Nano Banana 2.1: you upload a picture and this text says what to change.
Change any box and the prompt below updates. Copy it, or make one with your version.
Turn the person in image 1 into a full-body collectible action figure sealed in a retail blister pack. Keep the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable from image 1, sculpted as a 1/12 scale painted plastic figure with visible joint lines at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The cardboard backing card is tangerine orange with a bold title at the top that reads "OFFICE HERO" and a small subtitle "Coffee-powered edition". Inside the clear plastic bubble, beside the figure, sit its accessories in their own molded slots: a laptop, a coffee cup, a phone and a pair of headphones. Studio product photo of the sealed package on a plain light background, soft shadow, sharp focus. No brand logos.
Prompts stay in English, the language these models follow best. Copy it as it is, or change a few words.
Opens Nano Banana 2.1 with this prompt and the example photo. Swap in your own photo and you are ready.
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Keep the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable from image 1 is the line that keeps your photo recognisable. Leave it in, whatever else you change."OFFICE HERO", are printed in the picture. Keep them short and change them to your own.{accessories}, in the boxes above and keep the rest word for word.Adapted from a prompt by @icreatelife, collected in PicoTrex/Awesome-Nano-Banana-images under CC BY 4.0. PopNow rewrote it as a fill-in template and made the example above.
Photo edit prompt guide
A collectible action figure of the person in your photo, shown as a 1/12 scale painted figure sealed inside an orange cardboard blister pack labelled OFFICE HERO. Nano Banana 2.1 handles this well because the prompt locks the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit to image 1 while changing only the packaging and the sculpt, so the result still looks like the same person. The plain studio background and soft shadow keep attention on the package.
This edit expects one clear photo of a single adult, ideally full-length, so the model has a face, outfit and proportions to copy into the figure.
Turn the person in image 1 into a full-body collectible action figure sealed in a retail blister packSets the core job: turn the input photo into a boxed collectible figure rather than a plain portrait. Without the words sealed in a retail blister pack, the model may return a standing figure with no packaging.
Keep the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable from image 1This line keeps the toy looking like the person in image 1. Removing it lets the model redesign the character freely, so the figure may no longer match your photo.
sculpted as a 1/12 scale painted plastic figure with visible joint lines at the shoulders, elbows and kneesThe scale and joint lines make the image read as a toy rather than a person. Dropping the joint lines or changing 1/12 to another scale weakens that toy look.
The cardboard backing card is tangerine orange with a bold title at the top that reads "OFFICE HERO"This sets the packaging design and the exact text on it. Tangerine orange gives the card a strong colour block, and the quoted title is copied as written. Change the words in quotes and the title on the card changes too.
Inside the clear plastic bubble, beside the figure, sit its accessories in their own molded slotsThis places the laptop, coffee cup, phone and headphones inside the bubble as separate items, which gives the package its collectible feel. Remove it and the accessories may end up loose or left out of the picture.
Swaps the card to sky blue and the accessories to hiking gear, for an outdoor version of the same box.
Turn the person in image 1 into a full-body collectible action figure sealed in a retail blister pack. Keep the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable from image 1, sculpted as a 1/12 scale painted plastic figure with visible joint lines at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The cardboard backing card is sky blue with a bold title at the top that reads "WEEKEND HIKER". Inside the bubble, sit its accessories in molded slots: a backpack, a water bottle and a map. Studio product photo, soft shadow.
Changes the outfit to a winter coat and the season to snow, for a holiday or seasonal gift pack.
Turn the person in image 1 into a full-body collectible action figure sealed in a retail blister pack. Keep the face, hairstyle and skin tone recognisable from image 1, dressed in a winter coat, sculpted as a 1/12 scale painted plastic figure with visible joint lines at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The card is deep red with a bold title at the top that reads "SNOW DAY". Inside the bubble, sit its accessories in molded slots: a thermos, gloves and a snowball. Studio product photo, soft shadow.
Moves the theme to gardening with mint green packaging, suited to a plant-lover's gift.
Turn the person in image 1 into a full-body collectible action figure sealed in a retail blister pack. Keep the face, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit recognisable from image 1, sculpted as a 1/12 scale painted plastic figure with visible joint lines at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The card is mint green with a bold title at the top that reads "GARDEN CREW". Inside the bubble, sit its accessories in molded slots: a watering can, a trowel and a seed packet. Studio product photo, soft shadow.
Keep the 3:4 ratio for this prompt, since the tall blister pack and the figure need vertical room. Use 1k for quick tests, and raise the resolution when you want the card text and joint lines to print sharply. Keep the mode on image-to-image edit with one input picture, because the prompt refers to image 1. For a square product shot or a wider box, change the ratio, but check that the card title still fits in frame.
A sharp, full-length photo of one adult facing the camera works best, because the model copies the face, hairstyle and outfit into the figure. Group shots or heavy shadows make the result less accurate.
Edit only the phrase 'The cardboard backing card is tangerine orange' and keep the rest of the sentence intact. That keeps the figure, the pack shape and the studio lighting close to the original result.
Yes, the model is built for sharp text and 4K output, so a short title like OFFICE HERO usually comes out legible. Longer subtitles are more likely to garble, so check them first.
