A guide on how to structure prompts for Nano Banana Pro to achieve better results, emphasizing the use of specific roles, concrete descriptions (e.g., lighting), and structured formatting like bullet points or mini sections.

• tell it the role
“you are a senior art director / product photographer / magazine designer”
• be concrete, not poetic
bad: “make it cinematic”
good: “soft studio lighting, shallow depth of field, editorial look”
• lock the format
image type, layout, aspect ratio, style
don’t let it guess
• describe what matters, not everything
subject
background
lighting
style
that’s it
• if you want accuracy → structure
bullet points or mini sections work better than paragraphsCC BY 4.0. Prompt pages keep the original attribution and source links from the upstream gallery records stored in the database.

A fun prompt to generate a wildly overcomplicated flowchart explaining how to toast bread, ideal for humorous instructional posters.
Ethan Mollick

Generates a diagram-style image of a space shuttle in outer space, useful for educational or illustrative content.
Nano Banana Pro
A simple product photography prompt placing the subject neatly on top of a stone for clean, minimalistic 4K product shots.
Azer Koçulu

An art-history-inspired prompt to generate a scene in the style of a follower of Jheronimus Bosch depicting Christ in Limbo, the Harrowing of Hell.
@levelsio