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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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Turn the person in image 1 into a plastic mecha model kit. Show an isometric view of the kit box with dramatic painted box art of a sleek robot-suit version of the person, using her hairstyle and outfit colours as the armour colours, small technical callouts and the title "CODE NAME: NOVA". In front of the box lie two plastic runners with the unassembled parts still attached, and beside them the finished, assembled figure stands on a small display base. A hobby desk with a cutting mat, side cutters and paint pots, realistic product photo, no real 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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In front of the box lie two plastic runners with the unassembled parts still attached. Keep that structure and change only the content, or the model loses track of the page."CODE NAME: NOVA", are printed in the picture. Keep them short and change them to your own.using her hairstyle and outfit colours as the armour colours is the line that keeps your photo recognisable. Leave it in, whatever else you change.{title}, 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 custom mecha model kit scene is generated directly from your uploaded portrait using Nano Banana 2.1. The model translates your subject's distinct hairstyle and wardrobe palette into sleek robotic armor plates, plastic part sprues, and painted box art. It succeeds because it anchors the subject identity across three separate objects: the package illustration, the raw runners, and the finished desktop figurine.
This prompt requires a single clear reference portrait where hair silhouettes and clothing colors are easily distinguishable.
Turn the person in image 1 into a plastic mecha model kit.This establishes image-to-image mode and tells the generator to convert the person into a miniature scale model product instead of a simple cosplay photo.
Show an isometric view of the kit box with dramatic painted box art of a sleek robot-suit version of the person, using her hairstyle and outfit colours as the armour colours,It maps the source photo's personal features onto the packaging artwork, ensuring the mecha character recognizably matches the uploaded person.
small technical callouts and the title "CODE NAME: NOVA".This triggers Nano Banana 2.1's sharp text rendering to produce clean graphic design labels on the cardboard box.
In front of the box lie two plastic runners with the unassembled parts still attached, and beside them the finished, assembled figure stands on a small display base.It constructs the three-part hobby layout, preventing the model from generating just a single standing action figure without the building kit context.
A hobby desk with a cutting mat, side cutters and paint pots, realistic product photo, no real brand logos.This grounds the miniature scene in an authentic hobbyist workspace with proper scale cues and forbids copyrighted toy company trademarks.
Swaps the humanoid mecha for a sci-fi vehicle kit while preserving the rider's personal color palette.
Turn the person in image 1 into a futuristic vehicle model kit. Show an isometric view of the kit box featuring box art of the person riding a custom hoverbike matching their outfit colors, with technical labels and the title "PROJECT: DRIFT". In front of the box lie plastic runners with motorcycle components, next to the finished painted bike model on a hobby desk with hobby tools, realistic product photo.
Transforms the sci-fi mecha aesthetic into a tabletop fantasy knight miniature setup.
Turn the person in image 1 into a fantasy tabletop knight figure kit. Show an isometric view of the collector box with illustrated box art of the person in ornate plate armor styled after their hair and clothes, titled "PALADIN CORE". In front of the box lie gray miniature sprues and the fully painted, assembled knight figure on a stone display base, sitting on a wooden crafting table, realistic product photo.
Applies the packaging and sprue layout to a heavy industrial space-suit style.
Turn the person in image 1 into an armored space marine scale model kit. Show an isometric view of the packaging box with dynamic artwork of the person in heavy environmental power armor matching their clothing tones, titled "ORBITAL VANGUARD". In front lie green plastic runners and the finished assembled marine on a desk with a hobby cutting mat, acrylic paints, and tweezers, realistic product photo.
Keep the aspect ratio at 3:4 to allow ample vertical space for the tall collector box standing behind the desktop runners. Stick with 1k resolution for fast drafting, or raise it to higher tiers if you want crisper plastic injection details and sharper packaging text callouts. Because this is an image-to-image edit, ensure exactly 1 input picture is supplied before generating.
Nano Banana 2.1 analyzes the hair volume, color, and clothing hues in image 1. It then repaints those exact visual elements as stylized armored helmets, shoulder plating, and matching packaging illustrations.
Yes. Simply replace "CODE NAME: NOVA" inside the prompt quotation marks with your preferred custom name or initials, and the model will render the new lettering on the box.
Complex fine lines can occasionally merge if the prompt is too crowded. Ensure you keep the desk clutter simple with just cutting mats, paint pots, and cutters to let the sprues render cleanly.
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