AI Banana Prompt Guide For Professional Creatives

Good prompts are not magic phrases. They are compact creative briefs.

AI Banana works best when the prompt gives the model enough context to make decisions without guessing the whole scene. This is especially true for Banana Pro AI workflows where the output needs to look controlled.

The Useful Prompt Structure

Use this order for most image prompts:

Subject + action or pose + environment + lighting + material details + style + camera/crop + exact text if needed

Example:

A ceramic perfume bottle on a warm limestone counter, soft side light from a large window, shallow depth of field, editorial product photography, cream and cocoa palette, 4:5 vertical crop.

Add Constraints For Edits

When editing an existing photo, state what should not change.

Keep the model's face, pose, and black jacket unchanged. Replace the background with a quiet gallery interior, warm wall color, soft overhead light, realistic shadows.

This reduces unnecessary regeneration and helps preserve identity.

Add Reference Roles

If you upload multiple images, describe the role of each one.

Use image 1 as the exact product. Use image 2 for the room mood. Use image 3 for the color palette only.

That instruction is clearer than asking the model to "combine these images."

Add Text Instructions Carefully

When the image needs visible words, put the copy in quotes and describe placement.

Add the headline "AI BANANA" at the top center in bold black sans-serif type. Add the small label "Banana Pro AI workflow" under the headline.

Proofread the result. Better text rendering does not remove the need for review.

Iterate Like A Creative Director

Run several versions before deciding. First get the composition right. Then refine lighting. Then tighten material detail, text, or crop.

AI Banana is designed for that iteration cycle, not for one-shot luck.