Turn your reference photos and a clear written brief into a new image. Explore portrait scenes, product variations and coordinated visual concepts with Nano Banana on FilmLune, choosing the exact version and checking its credit quote before generation.
Nano Banana is most useful here when your creative brief starts with something recognizable: a person, a product, a room or a visual style. Tell the generator what to take from each reference rather than asking it to “combine everything.” A portrait can define the person, a room photo can define the setting, and a written description can define clothing and light. This makes both the request and the result easier to judge.
The Nano Banana family contains separate versions, not one universal input limit. Nano Banana 2 and Pro have their own configured controls and output options. Select a version first and use only the inputs offered by that editor. For a series, hold the subject description, aspect ratio and lighting direction steady while varying one element at a time.
Reference-led editing starts by deciding which image defines the subject and which only suggests a background or style. Write those roles explicitly, especially when two images contain different people or products. If a particular label, facial feature or garment matters, call it out. References help communicate the request, but fine details still need a side-by-side review after generation.
Start with one approved product reference and a stable composition. Change the backdrop, prop or lighting direction across separate generations while retaining the product’s silhouette and identifying details. Keep the output ratio fixed so the series fits the same layout. Compare logos and packaging geometry carefully; a visually attractive result may still contain a product-detail error.
Choose Nano Banana 2 or Pro according to the input task and output choices you need. The current version table lists FilmLune’s connected controls; a newly announced upstream version is not automatically available here. A version name written in the prompt does not switch the selected model. Use the generator’s model control and review the updated quote.
Open a published case for its prompt, exact model and source information. Results from one version do not demonstrate every version in the family.
Nano Banana ProFrozen Monumental Beverage CanView the original case and prompt ↗
Nano Banana ProSummer Garden Lifestyle PortraitView the original case and prompt ↗
Nano Banana ProGolden-Hour Park Lifestyle CollageView the original case and prompt ↗
Nano Banana 2Monochrome Red Fashion Name PosterView the original case and prompt ↗These options come from FilmLune’s connected catalog. Select an exact version in the generator to review the complete settings and quote.
| Version | Output | Duration | Supported references |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana 2 | 2K / 4KPNG | — | Character images · Image references |
| Nano Banana Pro | 2K / 4KPNG | — | Character images · Image references |
Keep the person reference clear and describe the new environment in practical terms: background, time of day, camera distance and light direction. State whether clothing can change. For an identity-sensitive portrait, compare the facial features and expression against the original before sharing it.
Create a clean studio composition, then explore a tabletop or lifestyle setting with the same product. Specify where the product sits and what must remain legible. Leave room for the final headline or price label rather than filling every corner with props.
Establish a common palette, framing and visual treatment before generating a series. Give each image one topic and keep decorative instructions consistent. Inspect the set together: small differences in object scale or lighting can make individually attractive images feel unrelated.
Start with one subject and a clear composition or action. Explain what must stay and what may change when using references. The templates below are starting briefs you can adapt.
Select the exact model version, frame and output settings in the shared generator above. Use only its available inputs. Review the complete credit quote before confirming the request.
Check important details and, for a video, watch the entire clip. Refine one instruction at a time. Your completed private creations remain in History; public sharing is a separate action.
Use reference 1 for the adult person’s face and hairstyle. Use reference 2 only for the bookstore interior. Place the person beside a window wearing a beige jacket. Soft afternoon light, waist-up portrait, natural expression. Preserve the person’s appearance; no other people or text.Assign distinct roles to references and make clothing changes explicit.
Keep the uploaded ceramic cup’s shape, handle and glaze. Place it on a warm wooden desk beside one closed notebook. Soft light from the right, gentle shadows, horizontal composition. The cup is the main subject; no added logos or text.Keep identifying product details stable while changing only the scene.
Your generations stay private in History by default. Publishing a case is a separate reviewed action.
One FilmLune credit balance across connected models. Review the exact generation quote before confirming. Plan prices are listed on Pricing.
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View plans ↗You can also start with a written image brief. Reference photos are useful when a recognizable person, product or setting should guide the result. The available input combinations are shown for the selected version; this page’s examples and advice do not expand those controls.
You can guide a new scene with a supported person reference and a clear preservation instruction. Consistency is not guaranteed: review facial features, hairstyle, clothing and pose in each output. A simple, well-lit reference and one specific scene change make the comparison more manageable.
Their configured controls and limits are separate. The version table reflects the currently connected 2 and Pro options, and the editor enforces the selected combination. Do not assume that the input capacity of one version also applies to another.
Each submitted job produces the selected bounded image output. You can develop a campaign through separate briefs and generations, but this generator does not automatically design a whole campaign, edit a timeline or publish assets. Start with one scene and reuse its direction for the next variation.
Use the same subject, framing, references and wording, then compare the resulting images. Record the exact version and settings for each. A higher-priced option or larger resolution is not by itself evidence that it better preserves the details important to your task.
Choose your version and settings to see the credit quote before confirmation. Completed private outputs are available in your History. Credit packs and subscriptions are explained on Pricing; the actual generation cost depends on your selected inputs and output options.