AI autumn
AI styling
AI wall art
AI holiday
AI stylingIt styles the pieces you sell into the rooms and seasons your customers shop for. In Batch Banana you attach a photo of the vase, candle or throw, describe the shelf or table around it, and get a set to pick from. Agent loads the Product shots skill. One image on Nano Banana 2.1 costs 10 credits.
Styled shots
One phone photo of a vase next to the toaster and one instruction on Nano Banana 2. The shape, glaze and speckles stay. Drag the divider to compare.
Keep the vase in Image 1 exactly: shape, glaze, speckles and size. Place it on a styled oak shelf with two linen-bound books, a small trailing plant and a stone bowl, warm white plaster wall, soft window light from the left. Photorealistic product photo, no text
Seasons
Each season is an edit of the styled shelf, so the vase, the shelf and the camera stay while the stems, props and light change. Put the real vase next to your screen and check the glaze before you publish.
Keep the vase in Image 1 exactly: shape, glaze, speckles and size, and the same shelf and camera. White ranunculus stems in it, a pale linen runner, soft spring morning light. Photorealistic product photo, no text
Keep the vase in Image 1 exactly: shape, glaze, speckles and size, and the same shelf and camera. A branch of rose hips and dried oak leaves, a wool throw folded beside it, low golden autumn light. Photorealistic product photo, no text
Keep the vase in Image 1 exactly: shape, glaze, speckles and size, and the same shelf and camera. A sprig of pine, a beeswax taper candle lit beside it, evening candlelight. Photorealistic product photo, no text
Wall art and tabletops
Each after is an edit of the photo beside it on Nano Banana 2. The print came from the tulip example below, attached as a second image.
The tulip print framed in oak and hung above the console. The wall, the console and the bowl of keys stay. Give the real frame size in the listing.
A speckled mug moved from a table with crumbs to a travertine plinth by a window. The glaze, speckles and handle stay.
Home decor
Borrow books, plants and bowls, and style the shelf around each new piece.
Attach the photo of the vase and describe the shelf, the props and the light around it.
Restyle and reshoot the best sellers for spring, summer and the holidays.
Keep the styled shot and describe a new setting per season: ranunculus, rose hips, pine and candles.
Print a sample, frame it and hang it for the photo.
Give the artwork and a room photo as two references, and say where the frame hangs.
Commission a designer for every new pattern you want to test.
Describe the motif and the colors, try it on a few models, and send the one you pick to your printer.
Collections
Four phone photos from around the house and one Multi-image edit on Nano Banana 2. Each piece keeps its shape and color, and every shot has the same plinth, window and morning light.
Keep the piece exactly: shape, color, texture and size. Put it on a travertine plinth by a window, soft morning shadows, warm white wall
Seasonal shelves, wall art, posters and patterns. Each card shows the prompt, the model and the credits it took.
Keep the vase in Image 1 exactly: shape, glaze, speckles and size, and the same shelf and camera. A branch of rose hips and dried oak leaves, a wool throw folded beside it, low golden autumn light. Photorealistic product photo, no text
A stippled illustration of pink, orange and white tulips in a white vase, a few paint drops around it, as a botanical print for a spring wall
A kitchen poster of blue sardines in a cut-paper style on cream, SARDINES in red letters across the top
A repeating pattern of small toy trains in red, blue and yellow running in rows on cream, for nursery wallpaper
An Edo period ukiyo-e print of a cat in a brown kimono walking with a stick down a village street, red seal in the corner, as a framed print for an entryway
Hang the artwork from Image 1 in a thin oak frame with a white mat on the wall above the console in Image 2. Keep the wall, the console, the bowl, the floor and the light exactly. The frame is 50 x 70 cm. Photorealistic, no extra text
One clear photo of the vase, candle or throw on a plain surface is enough to start.
Name the shelf or table, the props, the season and the light. Use the same words for every piece in a collection.
Keep the shots that fit the season, download them, and run the same products again when the season changes.
Agent loads the Product shots skill for decor. It keeps your photo as the reference and gives every piece in a line the same surface, light, angle and framing.
Agent skill
Puts your product in shots, listings, and mockups
Scenes · Colorways · Mockups · Marketplace images
See the skillYes. One clear, sharp photo of the piece is enough, clutter and all. Say in the prompt what must stay, such as the shape, the glaze and the size, then describe the shelf or table around it.
Your photo is the reference, but a model can shift a glaze, a wood tone or a fabric color. Put the real piece next to your screen and compare before you publish.
Put a known object in the prompt, such as a stack of books or a mug, so the scale reads at a glance. Give the real size in the listing text, not in the image.
Attach the photos and choose Multi-image edit in the tray menu. The same prompt runs once on each photo, so every piece gets the same surface, light and angle.
Check each marketplace's rules on photos that represent the item for sale. Whatever the rules, show the real color and size, and compare every image with the piece you ship.
Check our terms and the rules of the model you used before you sell generated art. For a pattern that must tile, test a print at full size before you order a run.
Use caseFurniture storesShow each piece in a furnished room and in every fabric you sell, from one product photo.Learn more
Use caseInterior designersRoom concepts, material boards and restyled photos of a client's room, before anything is ordered.Learn more
Use caseCar dealersClean up lot photos, cut cars out for your backdrop and make promo images for sales events and service specials.Learn more