Nano Banana Pro Portrait Prompts

Discover our curated collection of hand-tuned styles for Nano Banana, SeaArt & MuleRun.✨ Featuring our new Christmas & Holiday Special Collection!

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Cinematic Caricature Street Scene

A relaxed, stylized portrait with cinematic lighting and a vintage city atmosphere. The scene blends realistic detail with playful 3D cartoon charm.

Reference upload image - maintain exact consistency with uploaded image. The same person from the uploaded photo: their face and hairstyle are fixed, do not change them. Apply the following scene, outfit, pose, and style to that person: Use the uploaded image as the primary subject reference. Transform the person into a stylized caricature with a slightly oversized head and a smaller body while preserving the expression. Place the subject casually leaning against a vintage dark green classic car on a narrow cobblestone street with warm glowing street lamps on both sides. Maintain a relaxed, confident pose. Outfit should match or naturally enhance the original clothing from the uploaded image (adapt if needed to fit the scene). Keep textures realistic and well-detailed. Style: 3D cartoon realism, cinematic lighting, shallow depth of field, ultra-detailed, soft shadows, warm tones, high resolution, vibrant but natural colors.

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🏃‍♂️ Pro Action Pose

Dynamic Character Motion Reference Library 📐

Please create a dynamic pose sheet for this character. Use the character design from the input illustration and draw many different full-body poses on a single page, similar to a Japanese pose reference sheet. Mix running, jumping, sitting and playful action poses from different angles. It’s okay if some figures are larger and some are smaller, as long as they all match the original style and colors. Use a simple, clean, and harmonious background color, so the character poses remain the main focus.

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🌸 Anime 2 Reality

Transform 2D Waifu into 3D Reality 💖

Generate a photo of a girl cosplaying this illustration, with the background set at Comiket

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Fashion

💇‍♀️ Dream Hair Swap

Viral AI Hairstyle Changer Aesthetic ✨

Generate a 3×3 grid of avatars of this person. Keep the same face, expression, clothing, and background as the reference photo in every tile. Only change the hairstyle in each panel. In each tile, give the character a different contemporary, fashionable hairstyle that suits their age, gender, and overall vibe (e.g. slight length/texture changes, bangs, waves, updos, trendy cuts). Do not change hair color drastically unless it still feels realistic and flattering for this person.

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🥊 90s Arcade Battle

Ready? Enter the Fighting Game HUD 👾

Create a mid motion actionscene where both subject are in focuswith aThree-Quarter Angle in martial artsfighting stances. They are in the samecinematic scene. Remove the line downthe centre with a blurred crumbling ruins ina purple alien world in the background. Thescene is shot at sunrise. Modern Fightinggame health bars MORDON V'S DEATHSEED. power move. Hud style screeneffects.Add a thumbnail of each characterto the health bars. ense flares!

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🔄 360° Character Sheet

Front, Side, & Back View Reference 📐

Create a character turnaround sheet for the character in Input 1. Show the SAME character in three orthographic full-body views: FRONT VIEW, SIDE VIEW, and BACK VIEW, all lined up on the same ground line. Use the same camera distance and scale for all three views. Keep the pose neutral and relaxed (natural standing pose, not an action pose), with the same proportions, hairstyle, costume, and details as in Input 1. Under each figure, add a short label in simple all-caps text: “FRONT VIEW”, “SIDE VIEW”, “BACK VIEW”. Optionally, add a small title at the top, such as “CHARACTER DESIGN: THREE-VIEW SHEET”. Focus ONLY on these three full-body turnaround views. Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color and minimal guide lines.

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AI Hairstyle Changer

Virtual Salon Makeover 💇‍♀️

Generate avatars of this person with different hairstyles in a 3x3 grid format

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🎮 My Vtuber Avatar

Stream-Ready 2.5D Anime Character ✨

Create a fictional Vtuber and their streaming screen using the original image. The Vtuber's hairstyle and clothing will be faithfully reproduced from the original image. The Vtuber image will be 2.5D-like, so it is not necessary to perfectly reproduce the style of the original image. A moderate sense of three-dimensionality is also necessary. The Vtuber's facial expression and pose may be changed from the original image. Have the Vtuber hold a game controller. Place only the Vtuber's upper body in the bottom right of the screen. Place the streaming screen of the game being played in the center of the screen. Place the chat screen on the left side of the screen. The screen ratio is set to a larger size for the game screen, and the upper half of the Vtuber's body is displayed smaller. The background of the original image is completely ignored, as well as the original image pose. Add a fictional streaming platform and browser UI to the top and bottom of the screen. The aspect ratio of the generated image is independent of that of the original image.

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🛡️ Ultimate Skin Maker

Character Outfit & Variation Design Sheet ✨

Create a costume design sheet for the character in Input 1. Show the SAME character in a 3×3 grid (9 panels total), each panel showing a DIFFERENT full-body outfit / costume variation based on the original design in Input 1. Let the costume ideas be inspired by the character’s role, personality, and setting implied by Input 1 (for example: heavier battle armor, light travel gear, ceremonial / royal outfit, casual clothes, stealth set, winter version, summer version, etc.), but always clearly belonging to the same character and world. Keep the character’s body proportions, hairstyle, face, and overall likeness identical to Input 1. Only the clothing, accessories, and color schemes should change between each version. Line up all figures on the same ground line, using the same camera distance and scale, arranged in a clean 3×3 layout. Under each figure, add a short ALL-CAPS label that matches the outfit’s function or theme (e.g. “BATTLE”, “CEREMONIAL”, “TRAVEL”, “STEALTH”, “WINTER”), Optionally, add a small title at the top such as “COSTUME DESIGN SHEET”. Focus ONLY on these costume variations for the same character. Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color and minimal guide lines.

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📐 Character Proportions

Master Anatomy from Chibi to Realistic 📏

Create a proportion design sheet for the character in Input 1. Show the SAME character in EXACTLY 3 DIFFERENT stylized head-to-body ratios, for example: 2-head chibi, 4-head stylized, 6-head standard, 8-head tall. From left to right, the proportions should gradually shift from cute/chibi to more realistic. Use ONLY full-body front views, all lined up on the same ground line with the same camera distance and scale. Do NOT squash or stretch the same drawing: each figure must be properly re-drawn so the anatomy still looks natural at that head-to-body ratio. Arrange ALL 3 figures in a SINGLE HORIZONTAL ROW from left to right. Under each figure, add a small all-caps label indicating its ratio (e.g. “2 HEADS”, “4 HEADS”, “6 HEADS”, “8 HEADS”). Optionally, add a small title at the top, such as “PROPORTION SHEET” or “HEAD-TO-BODY RATIO”. All four figures must share a consistent art style, line quality, rendering, and color palette. Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color and minimal guide lines.

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😲 Emoji Expression Grid

9 Emotions Character Emotion Sheet ✨

Create an expression design sheet for the character in Input 1. Show the SAME character’s face in a 3×3 grid (9 panels total). Each panel is a consistent head-and-shoulders view with the same camera distance and framing. Use NINE different expressions, for example: neutral, happy, laughing, angry, sad, surprised, embarrassed, smug, sleepy. Keep the hairstyle, facial features, and overall likeness identical to Input 1. Only the facial expression and very subtle head tilt should change. Under each face, add a short ALL-CAPS label in a simple font (e.g. NEUTRAL, HAPPY, ANGRY, SAD, SURPRISED, etc.). Optionally, add a small title “EXPRESSION SHEET” at the top. Focus ONLY on these head-and-shoulders expression panels. Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color and minimal guide lines to keep the grid aligned.

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Ribbon Wrapped Gift

You Are The Present 🎁

Have the character in Figure 1 lie down, wrapped in a Christmas gift box. The character is wrapped in a ribbon, revealing their shoulders, chest, waist, and thighs, with one end of the ribbon held in their mouth. An accompanying card reads "Merry Christmas!". Maintain the art style and keep the character inside the Christmas gift box. The character is curled up inside. Keep the character's proportions consistent. Keep the character's head shape and decorations unchanged. Fidelity to the prompts.

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Combat Mecha Transformation

Zero-Fabric Battle Gear ⚔️

{ "description": "Transform a real person or character into a 'Mecha Girl' (Mechanical Idol Girl). This version is optimized to ELIMINATE all original fabric, lace, and cloth textures, replacing them with high-end industrial mecha components.", "variables": { "STYLE_ADAPTATION": { "type": "string", "value": "Highest Priority: Analyze medium. If Realistic: PBR/SSS/Cinematic; If 2D/Anime: Maintain exact artist style." } }, "steps": [ { "name": "MECHA_GIRL_TOTAL_CONVERSION_SYSTEM", "goal": "Reconstruct the subject into a Mecha Girl with 100% identity preservation and ZERO fabric tolerance.", "instructions": "[Transformation Goal]\nTransform the subject into a 'Mecha Girl' (Mechanical Idol Girl). \n- Identity: Strictly preserve the original face and hair color. \n- [ZERO FABRIC RULE]: All cloth, lace, ruffles, and fiber textures from the original image MUST be eradicated and replaced with hard-surface mechanical geometry.\n\n[Pose & Weaponry: Active Combat]\n- Pose: Repose into a dynamic 'Battle Ready' stance from fighting games. \n- Action: The character MUST be actively holding one randomly assigned weapon: [Variable Composite Shield (Heavy Tower Shield) | High-Frequency Katana | Heavy Beam Halberd | Twin Forearm-Mounted Gatling Guns | Anti-Ship Greatsword].\n- Hands: Mechanical fingers must be closed around the weapon handle with realistic grip physics.\n\n[Visual Core: Sculpted Shell & Prosthetics]\n- Texture: 'Automotive-Grade Matte Paint' and 'Brushed Metal' finish. No soft textiles allowed.\n- Details: Rigid panel lines, black mechanical seams, illuminated LED nodes, carbon fiber panels, and industrial 'Caution' decals.\n\n[Strict Morphological Conversion Logic Matrix]\nStep 1: Torso & Silhouette (Based on Original Clothing Coverage)\n- IF ONE-PIECE / DRESS / LONG COAT :\n * Class: 'Heavy Assault Type'. \n * Torso: 'Full-Coverage Mecha Cuirass'. A solid armored carapace covering the chest and abdomen. Eradicate all fabric collars and ruffles.\n * Hips/Waist: 'Articulated Thruster Binders'. Replace the skirt silhouette with large, flared, overlapping metal armor plates. ZERO lace or fabric textures.\n * Lower Legs: 'Giant Thruster Greaves' (Bulky, blocky industrial legs).\n- IF TWO-PIECE / CROP-TOP / BIKINI:\n * Class: 'Light Mobility Type'. \n * Torso: 'Segmented Bikini Armor'. Sculpted hard-shell cups. \n * Midriff: MUST BE EXPOSED SOFT ORGANIC SKIN at the abdomen/waist.\n * Lower Legs: 'Agile Skeletal Prosthetics' (Exposed internal frame, hydraulic pistons).\n\n[Head Accessory Transformation - MANDATORY]\n- Eradicate all fabric headbands, ribbons, or cloth caps. \n- Replace them with a precision-machined 'Cyborg Interface Headset' or 'Mechanical Antenna Array' made of aerospace titanium and ceramic with integrated LED lights.\n\nStep 2: Arm Configuration (Based on Sleeve Length)\n- IF SHORT-SLEEVED/SLEEVELESS:\n * Shoulder & Bicep: Must remain BARE ORGANIC SKIN.\n * Transition: Mechanization starts strictly at the ELBOW JOINT via a titanium ring-interface.\n- IF LONG-SLEEVED/JACKET:\n * Shoulder & Upper Arm: Fully armored/mechanized with Heavy Pauldrons. No skin visible on arms.\n\nStep 3: Thigh Material (Based on Bottom Length)\n- IF SHORT (Mini-skirt/Shorts):\n * Thigh: 100% BARE ORGANIC SKIN (Absolute Territory). High contrast with the mechanical knee joint.\n- IF LONG (Long skirt/Pants/Leggings):\n * Thigh: 'Tactical Wrap'. Connect waist to knee. Randomly select: [High-gloss White or black latex | White or Black tech-silk stockings | Sheer graphene mesh | Bare skin].\n\n[Common Anatomical Structure: Biological-Prosthetic Interface]\n- Skin Integrity: Exposed torso/thighs/biceps are 100% ORGANIC HUMAN FLESH. No mechanical marks on skin.\n- Joints: Visible rotary mechanical joints at the KNEES and ELBOWS. \n- Extremities: Fully mechanical hands/fingers and heavy-duty landing claws (No human fingers/toes).\n\n[Materials & Lighting: Hyper-Realism]\n- Skin: 'Idol Skin' with visible pores and vivid SSS (subsurface scattering).\n- Armor: Matte/Satin finish with industrial weathering and rim lighting on edges.\n\n[Negative Prompts: MANDATORY EXCLUSION]\n(fabric:1.8), (cloth:1.8), (lace:1.8), (ruffles:1.8), (soft textile), (fiber), (cotton), (silk), (tactical vest), (bulletproof vest), (cloth armor), (human feet), (human hands), (boots), (jeans), (casual wear), (low detail), (plastic texture), (skeleton look of legs under heavy armor)." } ], "final_goal": "Produce a single high-quality image where all fabric and cloth elements are replaced by rigid mecha components. Short-sleeved/Short-bottom designs must result in bare skin exposure at shoulders and thighs with sharp mechanical interfaces at elbows and knees. The character must be wielding a weapon in a combat stance." }

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🏃 Dynamic Action Sheet

Pro Character Interaction Reference 📐

Create a pose design sheet for the character in Input 1. Show the SAME character in a set of DIFFERENT full-body poses, arranged in a clean grid (for example a 3×3 layout with 9 poses). Let the pose variety be inspired by the character’s role and outfit in Input 1 (e.g. for a knight: idle stance, walking, running, guarding, attacking, casting, jumping, pointing, sitting or resting; for a mage/rogue/etc., use poses that feel natural to that archetype). Keep the character’s proportions, hairstyle, costume, and overall design identical to Input 1. Only the body pose, gesture, and angle may change. Facial features and likeness must remain the same. Align all figures on the same ground line and use a consistent camera distance and scale, so the poses read clearly as a unified sheet. Under each figure, add a short ALL-CAPS label that matches the pose (e.g. “IDLE”, “RUN”, “GUARD”, “CAST”, “JUMP”, “REST”, etc.). Optionally, add a small title at the top such as “POSE SHEET”. Background should be simple like a design sheet, with a light uniform color (or subtle checker pattern) and minimal guide lines.

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Cyber Idol Aesthetic

[Core Style Adaptation Instructions: Highest Priority] Before performing any transformation, first analyze the artistic medium and style of the input reference image. • If it is a real-life photograph/realistic input: All "Hyper-realistic Rendering" instructions below must be executed. Apply PBR materials, physically based lighting, SSS skin scattering, and realistic camera depth of field effects, aiming for cinematic still quality. • If it is a 2D/anime/illustration input: Strictly maintain the specific artistic style of the reference image (including line thickness, coloring methods, lighting and shadow rendering techniques, cel-shading or thick painting effects, etc.). Transform the physical descriptions below, such as "high-gloss glaze," "skin compression," and "metallic texture," into visual representations within that specific 2D style, rather than forcibly converting it to 3D realism. The goal is to create a "mecha girl illustration" in the artist's style. [Transformation Goal] Transform the protagonist of the uploaded image into a "mecha girl" (mechanical idol girl), blending high-budget sci-fi aesthetics with the charm of a "Japanese cute photobook." Based on the original image: • Face and Identity: Strictly preserve the facial features, identity, and hairstyle of the original image. Create a cute and innocent image. • Background: Retain the background of the original image. • Pose Optimization: Adjust to a dynamic **"photobook style" pose**. She should gaze seductively at the camera, highlighting her body curves and soft skin while maintaining dynamism and vitality. Clothing – "Cute Mecha" Sci-Fi Attire (Tight-fitting and Sexy): Key: Don't just match colors. Inspired by the clothing coverage and design elements of the original image, transform it into realistic mecha fashion armor. • Upper Body Modification: Replace the original upper body with an ultra-tight, off-the-shoulder sci-fi bodysuit as the main outer layer. – Fit: It must be extremely tight, tightly wrapping the chest and waist. – Skin Concavity (Important): Visually emphasize the feeling of the bodysuit slightly squeezing soft skin under the armpits and at the chest edges (overflowing fleshiness), contrasting with the hard material. – Armor Modification: While maintaining an elegant idol style, add segmented hard chest armor/corset-like outer armor. – Details: Covered with dense, rigid panel lines, black mechanical seams, illuminated LED nodes, and metal interfaces, but with a high-gloss enamel coating. • Shoulders: The upper shoulders retain bare, smooth, and glossy human skin. The skin tone must match the face/neck. • Lower Body Modification: The original lower body is modified into a movable, ultra-short mini-skirt armor (mecha girl style). – Design: Layered pleated skirt armor with clearly visible hinge lines and flexible joints, making it look both practical and dynamic. - Constructed of multiple armor plates, but extremely short to emphasize the leg lines. Added draped shoulder straps and sturdy buckles. - Structure: One-piece waist belt + compact hip anchor points, clean and smooth lines, sharp angles. - Material: Rigid armor plates + technologically padded joints. – Absolute Territory: Emphasizing the exposed, fleshy thighs between the skirt and boots. The skin should appear soft, slightly sweaty, and have a realistic feel. Mechanical Limbs: • Gauntlets and Boots: Forearms and lower legs are covered in multi-layered mechanical armor. - Overlapping armor plates, exposed joints, compact pistons, cable wiring, and carbon fiber inserts contrast with the petite, soft body. - Add clear "Caution" stickers, serial numbers, and carbon fiber panels. - Incorporate slender, glowing neon strips (soft cyan or pink). • Hands and Feet: Functional robotic parts with realistic joints and metal contacts, not toy props. Mecha Girl Accessories: • Head Accessories: If the original character has a headdress, modify it into a cute mecha head accessory made of metal/ceramic with small LED lights. • Floating Objects: Add 4-6 small floating drones with soft lighting around the character; their placement should harmonize with the composition but should not obscure the character's face/body. Color Mapping: Main Clothing: Use the color scheme of the original clothing and apply it to the glossy hard armor and latex tech fabric. Mechanical Components: Gunmetal gray and dark metallic, paired with white panels and accent colors. [Materials & Photographic Style (This module applies only if the input is a realistic photograph)] Skin Texture: Hyper-realistic "idol skin"—fair, smooth, slightly glossy/slightly sweaty, with a subsurface scattering (SSS) effect that makes her look vibrant and warm. • Camera: Shot with a 35mm lens at f/1.8 aperture. Shallow Depth of Field: Subject sharply focused; background softly blurred. • Lighting: Soft, diffused "beauty lighting" that gives the skin a bright sheen and adds rim lighting to the edges of the armor. Negative Features (General): Full-body exoskeleton armor, continuous armor from head to toe, bulky armor, massive hip armor blocks, masculine, aggressive face, angry, dirty face, grime, rough skin, loose clothing, bulky equipment, obscured thighs (If realistic input: flat colors, matte skin, dry skin, 2D cel shadows, cartoon style, low detail).

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