Google’s AI image maker Nano Banana Pro uses Gemini 3 to create impressive images. To get the best out of this powerful tool, users need to provide clear and well-structured prompts. Here are three techniques that stood out as particularly effective:
1. **Treating prompts like code**: Define variables for key elements and use them in your prompt. This helps Nano Banana Pro maintain consistency and avoid accidental merging of attributes.
For example: “Define SHAPE_X as a tall cylindrical tower with ribbed sides. Define TEXTURE_Y as frosted glass. Create an illustration where SHAPE_X incorporates TEXTURE_Y across its full surface.”
2. **Asking for imperfections**: Add realism cues to your prompt, such as minor smears or uneven exposure, to make the generated image look more human-made.
For instance: “Create an illustration of a crowded flea market at midday with minor overexposure in bright areas and a subtle vignette as if taken with an aging compact camera.”
3. **Shifting perspectives**: Fold multiple viewpoints into one cohesive image by asking Nano Banana Pro to integrate them conceptually.
For example: “Render the interior of a classical library with warm lamplight, subtly recomposed with spatial cues suggesting how it would appear from the floor at mouse height.”
By applying these techniques thoughtfully, users can unlock the full potential of Nano Banana Pro and create images with surprising fidelity.
Source: https://www.techradar.com/ai-platforms-assistants/gemini/3-advanced-strategies-for-making-the-most-of-nano-banana-pro