20 Nano Banana Photo Editing Prompts (Copy and Paste)

Use the uploaded photo as the source.
CHANGE ONLY: [one specific edit].
PRESERVE: [identity, pose, crop, product, text, objects, and other protected details].
MATCH: [perspective, light direction, shadows, reflections, grain, and depth of field].
AVOID: [the failure you do not want].

Use the uploaded portrait as the source. Replace only the background with a quiet modern hotel lobby at golden hour. Preserve the person's facial structure, skin tone, age, hairstyle, expression, clothing, pose, hands, body proportions, crop, and camera angle. Match the new background perspective and depth of field to the original camera. Add realistic contact shadows and warm reflected light around the subject's edges. Do not retouch the face, redesign the outfit, or add people.

Isolate the main subject from the uploaded photo and place it on a seamless warm-white studio background. Preserve the complete silhouette, fine hair or product edges, transparent parts, colors, materials, and proportions. Add one soft grounding shadow directly beneath the subject. Center the subject without changing its scale or camera angle. No props, border, text, halo, or clipped edges.

Replace only the overexposed sky with a believable late-afternoon sky containing soft broken clouds. Keep the buildings, trees, people, horizon, crop, lens perspective, and every foreground detail unchanged. Match the original sun direction and add only the subtle color and reflection changes naturally caused by the new sky. Do not move the horizon or turn the scene into a dramatic fantasy sunset.

Keep the person, face, hair, clothing, pose, foreground objects, crop, exposure, and colors unchanged. Increase only the background depth-of-field blur to resemble a portrait made with an 85mm lens at a wide aperture. Preserve clean, realistic transitions around hair, shoulders, and transparent details. Do not blur the subject, invent bokeh lights, or apply beauty retouching.

Remove only the red bag on the floor. Reconstruct the floor material, grout lines, wall texture, and shadows that would naturally continue behind it. Keep every person, reflection, object, color, crop, and camera detail unchanged. The repaired area must have consistent texture and noise with no blur, repeated pattern, stain, or new object.

Remove only the person in the far-left background wearing a red jacket. Reconstruct the pavement, storefront, window reflection, and any occluded background geometry. Preserve the main subject, all other people, signage, lighting, crop, and perspective exactly as they are. Do not alter faces or duplicate nearby pedestrians.

Reduce only the bright glare covering the subject's eyeglass lenses. Preserve the exact face, eye shape, eye color, gaze, glasses frame, skin texture, expression, hair, lighting, and crop. Reconstruct the visible eyes naturally through the lenses while retaining a subtle realistic lens reflection. Do not remove the glasses or beautify the face.

Clean dust, fingerprints, and tiny surface smudges from the product while preserving its exact shape, dimensions, materials, texture, logo, label spelling, color, cap, seams, reflections, camera angle, and background. Keep natural material variation and realistic highlights. Do not smooth away edges, alter packaging text, add claims, or make the product look like a different model.

Retouch this portrait conservatively. Preserve the person's exact facial structure, age, skin tone, eye shape, nose, mouth, jawline, expression, hairstyle, and distinguishing features. Remove only temporary blemishes and stray lint. Reduce under-eye darkness slightly while keeping pores, fine lines, freckles, and natural asymmetry. Maintain the original light, color, crop, and background. No face reshaping, skin whitening, airbrushing, makeup, or plastic texture.

Use the uploaded photo as the identity reference. Preserve the same facial structure, skin tone, age, hairstyle, expression, body proportions, and recognizable features. Change the clothing to a tailored navy blazer over a plain light shirt. Replace the background with a soft neutral-gray studio backdrop. Use an eye-level shoulder-up crop, gentle key light, subtle fill, realistic skin texture, and natural posture. Do not slim the face, whiten teeth, add jewelry, or create a beauty-filter look.

Preserve the person's identity, face, hair, age, expression, body shape, pose, hands, camera angle, background, and lighting. Change only the clothing to a dark green linen overshirt over a plain cream T-shirt. Make the garments follow the existing body position with believable seams, folds, texture, and occlusion. Do not change anatomy, hairstyle, accessories, or skin.

Open only the subject's closed eyes using the person's visible facial features as the reference. Preserve the exact face, eyelid shape, eye spacing, gaze direction, expression, age, skin texture, light, and all other pixels. Make the eyes relaxed and consistent with the camera angle. Do not enlarge the eyes, change eye color, reshape the face, or add makeup.

Improve only the lighting in this indoor portrait. Preserve the subject's identity, face, skin tone, clothing, pose, room layout, object positions, crop, and camera perspective. Add soft directional window light from camera left, gentle fill on the shadow side, and realistic contact shadows. Keep highlights below clipping and retain natural skin texture. Do not replace the room or change the time of day.

Use image 1 as the photo to edit and image 2 only as a color-grading reference. Preserve every subject, face, object, material, text element, composition, crop, and lighting direction from image 1. Transfer only the overall white balance, contrast curve, shadow color, highlight color, and saturation character from image 2. Do not copy people, objects, scenery, or composition from image 2.

Transform this street photo from midday to natural blue hour. Preserve the exact architecture, signs, vehicles, people, road layout, camera position, and crop. Darken the sky gradually, illuminate existing windows and streetlights, and add restrained cool ambient light with realistic warm practical lights. Keep all existing text unchanged. No rain, neon signs, new buildings, or fantasy colors.

Improve the visibility of this low-light phone photo while preserving the scene, people's identities, expressions, positions, clothing, colors, crop, and nighttime atmosphere. Lift shadow detail conservatively, reduce color noise, correct the white balance, and recover natural edge detail. Keep realistic fine grain and avoid halos. Do not turn night into day, smooth faces, invent details, or oversharpen.

Restore this scanned family photograph while preserving every person's identity, age, expression, pose, clothing, hairstyle, and the original historical setting. Remove only dust, scratches, stains, fold marks, and scanning discoloration. Recover restrained contrast and fine detail without inventing facial features or modernizing clothing. Retain a subtle period-appropriate film texture. Produce a restored black-and-white version.

Colorize this approved restoration with restrained, historically plausible colors. Preserve all faces, clothing details, objects, lighting, texture, and composition exactly. Use natural skin tones and period-appropriate material colors. Do not change facial features, add makeup, modernize garments, or remove the original film character.

Extend this vertical photo into a horizontal 16:9 composition. Keep the original image centered and preserve every original pixel, subject, face, object, perspective, and light direction. Continue the environment naturally to the left and right using consistent geometry, texture, depth, and atmospheric perspective. Do not stretch, resize, or reposition the original subject, and do not add new focal objects.

Use image 1 only for the person's identity, clothing, and body proportions. Use image 2 only for the environment, camera perspective, and lighting. Place the person naturally in the environment from image 2 at a believable scale. Preserve the face, hair, age, outfit, and body shape from image 1. Match contact shadows, color spill, light direction, focal depth, and grain to image 2. Do not blend identities or copy people from the environment reference.

Treat this as a technical finishing pass, not a redesign. Preserve the subject, identity, anatomy, composition, crop, camera angle, colors, text, logos, object positions, and background. Correct only small edge artifacts, inconsistent shadows, accidental duplicates, isolated texture errors, and visible generation seams. Keep natural skin and material texture. Do not add, remove, restyle, or reposition anything else.