Help shoppers see the product
Explore clean backgrounds, lifestyle settings, or a close view of a material. Use a supported product reference and compare the result with the actual item before choosing a listing image.
AI image generator for your next creative brief
Give your store, design project, or next post a visual starting point. The AI image generator on Nano Banana 3 Pro turns prompts and supported references into images you can review, compare, and develop for your project.
Build a useful image brief
Put the AI image generator to work on a real project
Start with the job your image needs to do. A product listing, a client presentation, and a social post each call for different framing and detail.
Make a design direction tangible
Turn a mood, palette, and layout idea into a visual for discussion. Try different surroundings or compositions to give a client something concrete to respond to.
Build around the story of a post
Describe the idea your audience should take away, then choose a subject and setting that express it. Reserve room for a headline or caption you will add in your layout.
Keep revisions focused
Change the background, crop, or lighting brief while restating what should stay recognizable. Compare versions against the same project requirements.
Ecommerce, design, and content
Choose a visual approach for the work ahead
Use these visual references to plan product settings, explanatory content, and design presentations with an AI image generator.
Ecommerce
Explore a product across campaign settings
The amber bottle appears in a clean studio, beside a lemon outdoors, and against a sculptural yellow backdrop. Use these compositions to plan which setting suits a listing, seasonal campaign, or social post.
Content creation
Give an explanation a visual reading order
The lemon growth diagram suggests a way to organize an educational post. Plan the stages and where your own labels will go, then check the illustrated information before using it in your content.
Design proposals
Connect the sketch, material, and intended scene
The courtyard model, photograph, sketch, and swatches show different ways to express a design brief. Decide what each reference contributes before exploring the composition for a presentation.
Prepare, generate, review
Move from a placement to a picture
Use the AI image generator with a clear destination in mind, then judge the result at the size and crop your project needs.
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Write the intended use first
Name the placement, such as a product card, campaign banner, or article cover. Add the subject, background, and any space needed for surrounding copy.
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Choose the input and settings
Select an image model and a supported input mode. Add references where available, explain their role, and choose from the aspect ratio and resolution options shown.
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Confirm the task cost
Check the displayed credits and your account balance before submitting. Sign in to generate and follow the task in your creation history.
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Review against the brief
Check product shape, edges, text, and the intended crop. Reuse the inputs for another version and describe the specific change you want.
Before your next image task
AI image generator questions for practical projects
Make informed choices about source materials, layouts, revisions, and the cost of trying another direction.
How do I keep a product image accurate?
Provide a clear source photo in a mode that accepts image references, then identify the shape, colors, and packaging that matter. Compare the output with the real product; check labels, proportions, and accessories before using it in a listing.
Should I put campaign copy inside the generated image?
For a layout that needs exact wording, reserve space in the prompt and add the copy in your design tool. If you request text within the image, proofread the spelling and check its readability at the final display size.
Can I use the same idea for a banner and a social post?
Keep the subject and visual brief, then choose an available aspect ratio for each placement. Describe where the focal point and empty space should be. Review each composition separately instead of assuming a crop will fit both.
What should I do when a version misses the brief?
Identify the specific mismatch, such as a distracting background or the wrong product angle. Reuse the inputs in the workspace, check any restored references, and revise that instruction before submitting a new task.
How do I budget for several versions?
Check the credit estimate for the selected model and settings before each submission. Use the pricing page to compare plans and credit packs; previewing a result and downloading it may have different account requirements.
Create with Nano Banana 3 Pro
Start with the image your project is missing
Bring a product, a layout idea, or a story to the AI image generator. Describe the intended use, choose your inputs, and review the task cost before generating.