Hey everyone,
I’ve been deep into testing Google’s Nano Banana (Gemini) models recently. One challenge I kept running into was analyzing reference images and figuring out the exact keywords to replicate that specific "Gemini style."
To help with this, I updated my site, BananaPrompts, with a new feature that I think you guys will find useful.
👉 The Tool: bananaprompts
I wanted to share exactly what you can find on the site and how it can help your workflow:
The "Image-to-Prompt" Converter This is the main feature I’ve been working on. If you have a reference image and want to know "how do I generate something like this with Nano Banana?", you can upload it to the site. The tool analyzes the image and generates a text prompt specifically optimized for Gemini's architecture, saving you from trial and error.
A Visual Prompt Gallery (The Library) I didn't want just a list of text. The site is organized visually, so you can browse by result. I've currently categorized hundreds of prompts into specific styles, including:
3D / C4D Style: For that clean, plastic, blind-box toy look.
Photorealistic: Calibrated for high-fidelity portrait and scenery generation.
Artistic & Abstract: Sketch, watercolor, and cyberpunk styles.
- Native Optimization Every prompt in the library has been tested to ensure it works now. You don't need to tweak the syntax; just click to copy, paste it into your generator, and it’s ready to go.
My Goal: I built this to be the "missing manual" for Nano Banana prompting. Whether you are looking for quick inspiration or need to reverse-engineer a specific image style, I hope this site saves you some time.
I’m constantly adding new categories, so I’d love to hear what styles you guys want to see next!
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