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title: "20 Nano Banana Pro prompts for product shots, portraits and layouts"
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# 20 Nano Banana Pro prompts for product shots, portraits and layouts

Nano Banana Pro prompts should specify composition, lighting, exact short text and what must remain fixed in an edit. Eighteen prompts below are untested guidance; two reuse our recorded image prompts and show their original outputs. Those two were requested as Pro but returned Nano Banana 2, so we do not label them tested Pro results.

Last updated 2026-10-07 · By What’s That Model?

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Existing originals and official model previews illustrate format, not results from this guide. Nano Banana Pro · Source ↗


## On this page.


## Plan the image around the final asset

Separate the visual from dense typography. Use exact short wording when it belongs in the image, but add important small copy in an editor. A product label still needs full-size inspection even when the prompt asks to preserve it.

The aspect ratios in the cards describe intended composition. Our curated model-wide aspect-ratio field is unverified; these suggestions are not a complete provider options list. The two recorded examples retain the actual settings.

Sources: Higgsfield MCP image catalog, exported 7 October 2026 · Google: Nano Banana Pro announcement · Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR · checked 2026-10-07


## Edit without rewriting the product

Describe the one change first, then list preserved geometry, colour, labels, light and crop. Use only licensed references and obtain permission for identifiable people.

The original benchmark images are first outputs at one prompt per concept, not a quality ranking. Inspect the full files and the requested/backend model identifiers.

Sources: Higgsfield MCP image catalog, exported 7 October 2026 · Google: Nano Banana Pro announcement · Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR · checked 2026-10-07


## Products and ads


### Clean product portrait

A studio photograph of an unbranded amber bottle on a cream seamless background. Centre the bottle, preserve realistic proportions and leave generous empty space on the right for later typesetting. Soft diffused side light, no extra lettering.


### Lifestyle product

A plain ceramic mug on a tidy breakfast table beside a folded napkin. Three-quarter view, realistic scale and gentle morning window light. Keep the mug silhouette simple and unbranded; no slogans or added product claims.


### Package edit

Edit the supplied licensed product photo: replace only the background with a pale grey studio sweep. Preserve product geometry, label spelling, brand colour, reflections and crop. Do not add objects, claims or decorative text.


### Catalog composition

A top-down arrangement of three plain notebooks with visible edges on a neutral desk. Keep their sizes consistent, use soft shadow separation and leave a clean border. No lettering on covers.


## Portraits and references


### Portrait identity

Using the supplied consenting adult portrait as the identity reference, make a medium portrait in a quiet bookshop. Preserve facial structure and age; natural window light, charcoal shirt, no glamour smoothing or added text.


### Editorial portrait

An original adult fictional ceramicist in a blue apron stands in a small studio. Medium portrait, natural skin texture, soft side light, relaxed expression, plausible hand position. No branding or implied customer endorsement.


### Wardrobe edit

Edit our licensed adult portrait by changing only the shirt to a cream linen overshirt. Preserve the face, body proportions, pose, hairstyle, camera angle and background.


### Three-quarter sheet

Create one three-quarter portrait of the approved adult persona using the supplied reference. Stable eye colour, hairline and jaw; neutral expression and plain background. No text or collage.


## Layouts and lettering


### Short headline layout

Design a square concept poster with the exact headline “OPEN STUDIO”. Place one simple vase below it on a plain cream background, generous margins, restrained palette. Use no other words. Proof the headline after generation.


### Product title card

A minimal title-card concept with the exact words “DAILY KIT” above an unbranded notebook. Strong hierarchy and large blank lower margin for copy added later. No price or testimonial.


### Diagram draft

Create a simple three-panel diagram of a mug being filled, carried and placed on a desk. Use clear distinct panels, consistent mug geometry and no generated labels; labels will be added manually.


### Social cover

Make a portrait social-cover concept: an original plain lamp in the lower half, a soft grey background and ample blank space above. No lettering, people or performance claims.


## Places and detail


### Material study

Close-up image of folded linen on a wooden table, warm side light and realistic weave. One focal surface, gentle depth of field, no hands, lettering or extra props.


### Workspace wide

A calm studio desk near a window with one notebook, pencil and plain mug. Landscape framing, believable scale and shadows, neutral palette. No logos or readable page text.


### Interior crop

A quiet reading corner with one chair and a floor lamp. Portrait composition, soft late-afternoon light, stable architectural lines, no people or signage.


### Background edit

Edit our licensed tabletop photograph: remove only the small loose pencil in the foreground. Preserve the mug, notebook, lighting, camera position and all remaining surface details.


## Campaign variations


### Colour variant

Using our approved plain bottle photo, change only the background to muted blue. Keep the bottle colour, shape, cap, label and shadow direction unchanged.


### Ratio adaptation

Adapt the supplied approved square product image to a portrait composition by extending the plain background. Keep the original product intact, centred in the lower middle with blank space above. No added text or props.


## Recorded original-image prompts


### Recorded AURA product shot

Studio product photo of a matte black wireless earbud case on a wet slate surface, soft blue rim light, tiny water droplets, the word AURA embossed in silver on the lid, shallow depth of field, premium advertising look


### Recorded ramen portrait

Candid smartphone photo of a young woman laughing in a busy ramen shop at night, steam rising from her bowl, neon signs reflected in the window behind her, natural skin texture, slight motion blur, authentic UGC feel


## Sources and verification.

Last updated 2026-10-07. Provider claims and endpoint records are dated evidence; workflow advice is editorial guidance.

- Higgsfield MCP image catalog, exported 7 October 2026 Checked 2026-10-07
- Google: Nano Banana Pro announcement Checked 2026-10-07
- Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR Checked 2026-10-07

## Continue the workflow.


## Common questions.


### Are these twenty prompts tested Nano Banana Pro outputs?

No. Eighteen are guidance; two have recorded originals, but their backend returned Nano Banana 2 after a Pro request. The distinction is shown beside the output.


### Will generated lettering be correct?

No guarantee. Keep text short, proof at full size and typeset critical copy in an editor.


### What duration should I select?

This is an image model. Duration is not applicable; choose a supported image size and composition instead.


## Start with one reviewed draft.

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## Relevant links and sources

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- [Nano Banana Pro · Source ↗](https://whatsthatmodel.com/go/official-nano-banana-pro?pt=guide&pos=examples&v=media)
- [Plan the image around the final asset](#article-section-1)
- [Edit without rewriting the product](#article-section-2)
- [Higgsfield MCP image catalog, exported 7 October 2026](https://whatsthatmodel.com/datasets/higgsfield-image-catalog-2026-10-07.md)
- [Google: Nano Banana Pro announcement](https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/nano-banana-pro/)
- [Higgsfield: public plan/credit table, Italy EUR](https://whatsthatmodel.com/go/source-ba6feeb2bdda?pt=guide&pos=pricing-ref&v=citation)
- [Try this Nano Banana Pro prompt ↗](https://whatsthatmodel.com/go/nano-banana-pro?pt=guide&pos=prompt&v=default)
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