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Giant Product, Tiny World, made with Nano Banana 2.1
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Nano Banana 2.1 product photo promptGiant Product, Tiny World

The exact text-to-image prompt behind this picture, made with Nano Banana 2.1.

Fill in the blanks

Change any box and the prompt below updates. Copy it, or make one with your version.

Prompt

A hyper-realistic miniature diorama ad: an oversized glass skincare pump bottle labelled "DEW LAB" stands like a building on a round platform, while tiny figurine workers climb scaffolding to polish the glass, push carts of rose petals and water the plants around its base. Tilt-shift macro photo, soft studio light, blush pink and cream palette, clean background, crisp label text, no other logos.

Prompts stay in English, the language these models follow best. Copy it as it is, or change a few words.

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Settings

Mode
Text to image
Aspect ratio
4:5
Resolution
1k
Price
From 48 credits

The exact price shows before you generate.

Make your own version

  1. The surprise is the size: stands like a building on a round platform, while tiny figurine workers. Try another everyday thing at an impossible size.
  2. This is a fill-in template: swap the parts in braces, like {product}, in the boxes above and keep the rest word for word.
  3. The words in quotes, "DEW LAB", are printed in the picture. Keep them short and change them to your own.

Where this template comes from

Adapted from a prompt by @Strength04_X, collected in EvoLinkAI/awesome-gpt-image-2-API-and-Prompts under CC0 1.0. PopNow rewrote it as a fill-in template and made the example above.

Product prompt guide

How this product shot is built

A tiny-scale ad photo of a giant glass skincare pump bottle labelled DEW LAB, standing like a building on a round platform while figurine workers polish it, push petal carts and water plants at its base. It works with Nano Banana 2.1 because the tilt-shift macro and soft studio light make the miniature world look real, and the blush and cream palette keeps the product as the clear hero.

  1. Subject and scaleA hyper-realistic miniature diorama ad: an oversized glass skincare pump bottle labelled "DEW LAB" stands like a building on a round platform

    This sets the product as a giant object in a small world, which is the core idea of the ad. Without the word oversized, the bottle may come out at normal size and the diorama effect disappears. Changing the platform wording changes the base the bottle stands on.

  2. Supporting actionwhile tiny figurine workers climb scaffolding to polish the glass, push carts of rose petals and water the plants around its base.

    The workers show the scale and add a story, so the bottle feels like a working site. Removing them leaves an empty product shot. Adding more tasks makes the scene busy and can pull attention away from the label.

  3. Camera and paletteTilt-shift macro photo, soft studio light, blush pink and cream palette

    Tilt-shift gives the shallow focus that makes a real photo read as a miniature. Soft studio light keeps the glass evenly lit, and the named colours keep the scene soft and on-brand. Swapping tilt-shift for a wide shot makes the scene look like a full-size set.

  4. Background and text controlclean background, crisp label text, no other logos.

    A clean background keeps the focus on the bottle and platform. Crisp label text asks for sharp lettering on the one label, and no other logos stops extra marks from appearing on the workers, carts and plants. Dropping crisp label text raises the risk of blurred lettering.

What to change for your own product

This prompt builds a miniature diorama around one product, so the product, label, platform, props and palette are the parts to swap for your own item.

Product
The prompt uses an oversized glass skincare pump bottle as the hero. For your product, name its real shape and material, such as oversized amber glass dropper bottle or tall matte tube, so the model draws the right silhouette.
Label
The label reads DEW LAB in quotes. Write your own short name in quotes, keep it to a few words, and keep crisp label text so the lettering stays sharp.
Platform and palette
The round platform and blush pink and cream palette set the mood. Pick a base shape and a colour scheme that suit your product, and name the colours directly.
Props
Rose petals, carts and plants fill the scene around the bottle. Use props that belong to your product, such as herbs for a tonic or loose beans for a coffee, and keep them small enough not to steal focus.

Ready-made variations

Sneaker street campaign

Use this to show footwear in the same set-up, with a sage palette and a grounded, outdoor-style base.

Prompt

A hyper-realistic miniature diorama ad: an oversized white canvas sneaker labelled "FRESH STEP" sits like a building on a round grey platform, while tiny figurine workers climb scaffolding to polish the toe cap, push carts of gravel and tend small potted herbs around its base. Tilt-shift macro photo, soft studio light, sage green and cream palette, clean background, crisp label text, no other logos.

Cold brew drink launch

Use this for a drink in a warm, cafe-style campaign, where the wooden base and coffee props fit the product.

Prompt

A hyper-realistic miniature diorama ad: an oversized glass cold brew bottle labelled "BREW ROOM" stands like a tower on a round wooden platform, while tiny figurine baristas climb a ladder to wipe the glass, push carts of coffee beans and water the ferns around its base. Tilt-shift macro photo, warm soft studio light, caramel and cream palette, clean background, crisp label text, no other logos.

Night-style skincare launch

Use this to keep the same bottle and set-up but shift to a cool, high-contrast look for a launch campaign.

Prompt

A hyper-realistic miniature diorama ad: an oversized glass skincare pump bottle labelled "DEW LAB" stands like a building on a dark slate platform, while tiny figurine workers climb scaffolding to polish the glass, push carts of mint leaves and water the moss around its base. Tilt-shift macro photo, cool dramatic studio light, mint green and charcoal palette, clean background, crisp label text, no other logos.

Model and settings

This example uses a 4:5 aspect ratio, which suits a tall bottle in a feed post, and 1k resolution, which is good for quick tests. Keep 4:5 for portrait social posts, and switch to a wider ratio if you want more of the platform and workers in view. Use text-to-image mode, since no start frame or input picture is needed. Raise the resolution when the label text must stay sharp at print size.

  • GPT Image 2.5 SunburstChoose this when the label lettering matters most, since its tagline promises clean text and a quality-first finish for a single hero label like DEW LAB.
  • FLUX.2 ProChoose this when the blush pink and cream palette must match an exact brand colour, since its tagline highlights readable text and hex colour control for product scenes like this one.

When the product shot goes wrong

The label letters come out garbled or misspelled.
Keep the label in quotes exactly as "DEW LAB", keep crisp label text at the end of the prompt, and shorten a longer name to a few words.
The bottle warps into a wobbly or unrealistic shape.
Add symmetrical, straight-sided glass pump bottle after oversized glass skincare pump bottle to fix its outline.
Reflections on the glass look messy and hide the shape.
Add no harsh highlights on the glass after soft studio light, and keep the lighting words in place.
The bottle is too small in the frame, or the carts and petals steal focus.
Add the bottle fills most of the frame before stands like a building, or remove push carts of rose petals so the product stays the hero.

Questions about this product prompt

Can Nano Banana 2.1 keep the DEW LAB label readable in a tiny-scale scene?

Usually, yes, especially when the label is short and written in quotes, as it is here. The phrase crisp label text helps, but a long label makes lettering more likely to break, so keep it to a few words and check it at full size.

Why does the tilt-shift macro wording matter for a diorama prompt?

Tilt-shift tells the model to add the shallow, selective focus and compressed depth of a real miniature photo. Without it, the bottle and figurines can look like a full-size scene with small models placed in front of the camera.

Can I reuse this prompt for a different skincare product without changing the whole scene?

Yes. Swap the product noun and the label text, such as serum dropper bottle with your own name in quotes. Keep the workers, platform and lighting words so the set-up stays consistent across a range of products.

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