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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 building-brick style minifigure with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1. Show it in isometric view inside an open retail toy box titled "CITY EXPLORER", with the minifigure's everyday items as tiny brick accessories in molded slots: a coffee cup, a camera, a paper map and a scarf. Next to the box, the same minifigure stands unboxed on a small green baseplate. Clean product photo on a light background, crisp print on the box, no real toy 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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keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1 is the line that keeps your photo recognisable. Leave it in, whatever else you change.Next to the box, the same minifigure stands unboxed on a small green baseplate. Keep that structure and change only the content, or the model loses track of the page.{items}, in the boxes above and keep the rest word for word.Adapted from a prompt by @ZHO_ZHO_ZHO, 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 photo of a person becomes a brick-style minifigure with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping their hairstyle, hair colour and outfit, and sits in an open toy box labelled CITY EXPLORER with tiny brick versions of a coffee cup, camera, map and scarf. Nano Banana 2.1 suits this edit because its sharp text helps the CITY EXPLORER title stay legible on the box.
This edit expects one clear photo of a single adult, with the face, hair and outfit fully visible, because the prompt copies those details into the minifigure.
Turn the person in image 1 into a building-brick style minifigureSets the core change: a real person becomes a blocky brick-style figure with a round cylinder head. Removing it lets the model keep the photo looking like a person instead of a toy.
with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1The brick build terms set the toy style, and the identity clause keeps the person recognisable. Dropping the clause lets hair and clothing drift into generic toy versions.
Show it in isometric view inside an open retail toy box titled "CITY EXPLORER"Sets the camera angle and the packaging: an isometric view of an open toy box. Changing it to a front view or dropping the CITY EXPLORER title turns it into a plain figure, not a boxed product shot.
with the minifigure's everyday items as tiny brick accessories in molded slots: a coffee cup, a camera, a paper map and a scarfGives the box its story: the coffee cup, camera, map and scarf suggest a day out exploring the city. Removing the clause leaves the box empty, and swapping items changes the story the box tells.
minifigure stands unboxed on a small green baseplate. Clean product photo on a light background, crisp print on the box, no real toy brand logosAdds the second figure outside the box and the clean studio finish. Removing the baseplate sentence drops the second figure, and removing the lighting or print line leaves a busier picture that looks less like a product shot.
Swaps the setting to a snow theme with winter accessories, for a seasonal product shot.
Turn the person in image 1 into a building-brick style minifigure with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1. Show it in isometric view inside an open retail toy box titled "SNOW SEASON", with tiny brick accessories in molded slots: a knit hat, mittens, a thermos and skates. Next to the box, the same minifigure stands on a white baseplate. Clean product photo on a light background, crisp print on the box, no real toy brand logos.
Changes the theme to a retro arcade with game-style props, for a nostalgic gift-style image.
Turn the person in image 1 into a building-brick style minifigure with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1. Show it in isometric view inside an open retail toy box titled "ARCADE NIGHT", with tiny brick accessories in molded slots: a joystick, a token, a cassette and headphones. Next to the box, the minifigure stands on a small green baseplate. Clean product photo on a light background, crisp print on the box, no real toy brand logos.
Switches the props to gardening tools, useful for a hobby-themed toy box.
Turn the person in image 1 into a building-brick style minifigure with a cylindrical head, printed face and clip hands, keeping the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit from image 1. Show it in isometric view inside an open retail toy box titled "GARDEN CREW", with tiny brick accessories in molded slots: a watering can, a trowel and gloves. Next to the box, the minifigure stands on a small green baseplate. Clean product photo on a light background, crisp print on the box, no real toy brand logos.
Keep the 3:4 ratio, since it suits a tall toy-box product shot, and keep the 1k resolution used in the example. Use one input picture only, because the prompt refers to image 1 and a second picture would add confusion. For a wide banner, change the ratio, but check that the box title stays readable. For a different person, swap the input picture and keep the image edit mode.
Image 1 supplies the hairstyle, hair colour and outfit, so the text does not need to describe them. Keep the photo as the only input picture, since a second picture may leave the model unsure which person to copy.
Yes. Swap the coffee cup, camera, paper map or scarf for other everyday items, such as a water bottle or a sketchbook, and keep the words "tiny brick accessories in molded slots" so they still read as brick pieces. Four items keep the box uncluttered.
Nano Banana 2.1 is strong on sharp text, but small box lettering can still blur or misspell. Keep the title in capitals inside quotation marks, as the prompt does, and generate again if the lettering is off.
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