A curated collection of prompts, prompt-engineering frameworks, and research papers for LLMs, with an emphasis on engineering practices over copy-paste templates.
ZeroLu/awesome-nanobanana-pro
A curated collection of prompts, example images and prompt-engineering tips for the Nano Banana Pro (Nano Banana 2) AI image model.
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What is it?
Awesome Nano Banana Pro is a community-curated list of prompts for Google's Nano Banana Pro image generation model. Each entry pairs a copy-ready prompt with a sample output and its original source, covering photorealistic portraits, film-style photography, stylized art, product shots, and experimental compositions such as dense crowd scenes and recursive images.
The prompts are grouped into themed sections including photorealism and aesthetics, creative experiments, education, e-commerce, workplace use, photo restoration, interior design, social media, and avatars. Many prompts are written as structured JSON or detailed text specifying lighting, lens, camera and composition, which makes them useful as templates for adapting to your own subjects.
The list is aimed at people who want to learn how to write effective image prompts for this model, or who need ready-made starting points for specific visual styles.
Key features
- 01Prompts organized into 10 themed sections, from portraits to interior design
- 02Each entry includes a copy-ready prompt and a sample output image
- 03Structured JSON and detailed text templates for lighting, lens and composition
- 04Covers photo editing, restoration and e-commerce product shots
- 05Links back to original sources on X, WeChat and Replicate
Use cases
- Learning how to write detailed prompts for Nano Banana Pro
- Finding a starting template for a specific style such as film photography or product shots
- Generating marketing visuals or social media images with tested prompt patterns
Things to know
- Content is a curated prompt collection, not a runnable software tool.
- Many prompts reference a proprietary image model and may require paid access to reproduce.
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FAQ
- What is awesome-nanobanana-pro?
- A curated collection of prompts, example images and prompt-engineering tips for the Nano Banana Pro (Nano Banana 2) AI image model. Awesome Nano Banana Pro is a community-curated list of prompts for Google's Nano Banana Pro image generation model. Each entry pairs a copy-ready prompt with a sample output and its original source, covering photorealistic portraits, film-style photography, stylized art, product shots, and experimental compositions such as dense crowd scenes and recursive images.
- Is awesome-nanobanana-pro free to use? What license does it have?
- awesome-nanobanana-pro is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is awesome-nanobanana-pro still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to awesome-nanobanana-pro was on Oct 20, 2026.
- What can I use awesome-nanobanana-pro for?
- Learning how to write detailed prompts for Nano Banana Pro Finding a starting template for a specific style such as film photography or product shots Generating marketing visuals or social media images with tested prompt patterns
- Where can I get awesome-nanobanana-pro?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/ZeroLu/awesome-nanobanana-pro
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