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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.
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Transform the person in image 1 into a premium big-head designer vinyl toy. Identity first: keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable. Proportions: oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall. Material: smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic. The figure stands on a small round cobalt-blue base against a clean pastel peach backdrop. Soft studio lighting, centred full-body product render, sharp focus.
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 shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable is the line that keeps your photo recognisable. Leave it in, whatever else you change.smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic and the rest of the scene follows it.oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall. Try another everyday thing at an impossible size.{base}, in the boxes above and keep the rest word for word.Adapted from a prompt by @Genematicai, collected in freestylefly/awesome-gpt-image-2 under MIT. PopNow rewrote it as a fill-in template and made the example above.
Photo edit prompt guide
A person from your photo becomes a premium big-head designer vinyl toy: oversized head, small rounded body, and a matte finish on a cobalt-blue base. Nano Banana 2.1 works well here because the prompt names the features to keep, such as glasses, beard and outfit, so the toy still looks like the same person.
This edit expects one clear photo of a single adult, with the face visible and turned toward the camera. The model uses that face and outfit as the identity to keep.
Transform the person in image 1 into a premium big-head designer vinyl toy.Sets the whole change: a real person becomes a toy-style figure rather than a new character. Without it the model has no clear target and may only restyle the photo. Keep 'image 1' so it reads the right input.
Identity first: keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable.Tells the model the face and clothing must survive the change. Remove it and the toy may come back as a generic figure with a different face, a common failure. Naming glasses, beard and outfit gives the model specific details to hold onto.
Proportions: oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall.Sets the body that makes this a big-head toy: a huge head on a small body with stubby hands. Changing 'about three heads tall' to 'four heads tall' gives a more realistic figure. Dropping it lets the body drift toward an ordinary adult build.
Material: smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic.Decides whether the figure reads as premium collectible vinyl or as a cheap toy. The 'never cheap shiny plastic' clause blocks the glossy look many models default to. Dropping it often brings back a shiny, plastic-looking surface.
The figure stands on a small round cobalt-blue base against a clean pastel peach backdrop. Soft studio lighting, centred full-body product render, sharp focus.Creates the product-shot setup: a figure on a round base against a plain pastel backdrop, under soft studio light. Swapping the peach for a darker colour changes the mood, and dropping 'centred full-body' can crop the feet or head.
Adds a red scarf and a winter backdrop, so use it for a seasonal post while keeping the face and outfit the same.
Transform the person in image 1 into a premium big-head designer vinyl toy. Identity first: keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable, and add a red scarf. Proportions: oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall. Material: smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic. The figure stands on a small round icy-blue base against a soft winter-white backdrop with snowflakes. Soft studio lighting, centred full-body product render, sharp focus.
Moves the figure from a studio sweep to a desk shelf with warm light, so use it for a cosy, lifestyle-style shot.
Transform the person in image 1 into a premium big-head designer vinyl toy. Identity first: keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable. Proportions: oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall. Material: smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic. The figure stands on a small round wooden base in front of a soft blurred bookshelf. Warm desk-lamp light, centred full-body product render, sharp focus.
Swaps only the base and backdrop colours, so use it when you want a softer pastel set that matches other products.
Transform the person in image 1 into a premium big-head designer vinyl toy. Identity first: keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details recognisable. Proportions: oversized head, small rounded body, stubby hands, about three heads tall. Material: smooth matte vinyl with a soft sheen and crisp painted details, never cheap shiny plastic. The figure stands on a small square mint-green base against a clean pastel lilac backdrop. Soft studio lighting, centred full-body product render, sharp focus.
Keep the 3:4 ratio for this prompt, because a tall frame suits a full-body figure standing on its base with room above the head. Keep 1k resolution while you test, and raise it only when you need a sharper file for print. Use image-to-image mode with one input picture, the photo of the person. For a square or wide post, change the ratio and keep the rest of the prompt unchanged.
The prompt asks the model to keep the face shape, glasses, beard, hairstyle, skin tone and outfit details. If the face drifts, start with a sharp, front-facing photo where those features are visible, because Nano Banana 2.1 has less to hold onto from a blurred or side-on shot.
Not with this wording, since 'outfit details recognisable' tells the model to keep the clothes from your photo. Add a new clause, like a red scarf, to the identity sentence to change one detail while keeping the rest.
Image models often default to a glossy, toy-store look when asked for a vinyl figure. The clause names the finish you do not want, so Nano Banana 2.1 leans toward a matte surface with a soft sheen and painted details.
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