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# Nanobanana Use this skill to turn a vague image request into a prompt that Nano Banana can execute reliably, or to refine an existing image/edit request without restarting from scratch. ## Workflow 1. Identify the operation first. - `generate`: create a new image from text and optional references. - `edit`: modify an existing image while preserving specified elements. - `character_consistency`: keep one character stable across scenes. - `multi_image_fusion`: combine several references into one coherent result. 1. Choose the lowest-complexity prompt shape that fits the ask. - Use a short natural-language prompt for simple scenes. - Use a structured block for multi-part layouts, infographics, or scene logic. - Use JSON-like structure when the user needs many simultaneous constraints or multiple reference roles. 1. Build the prompt in this order. - Subject: who or what must appear. - Action/state: what is happening. - Setting: where it is happening. - Composition: framing, camera angle, spatial layout. - Lighting/mood: time of day, light direction, contrast, atmosphere. - Style/materiality: photoreal, editorial, infographic, matte acrylic, film grain, etc. - Constraint layer: exact text, counts, positions, identity preservation, what must remain unchanged. 1. Prefer positive, explicit constraints. - Say what should be present and how it should behave. - For edits, explicitly state what must remain unchanged. - For text rendering, quote exact text and specify placemen