
Spa detail for a boutique hotel: rolled white towels, a eucalyptus branch and a stone bowl of water on a limestone ledge, light steam, soft light through frosted glass, photograph, no text
Winter campaign
Room, relit
Breakfast
Spa
PoolIt makes campaign and social images for a hotel from a description, or edits your own property photos: a winter version of the terrace, a breakfast detail, a post for each season. In Batch Banana one image on Nano Banana 2.1 costs 10 credits, and you can start for free.
Seasons
One phone photo of the terrace in March and one instruction on Nano Banana 2. The building, railing, lake and camera stay where they were. Drag the divider to compare.


Image 1 is our hotel terrace. Keep the building, the railing, the planters' positions, the lake, the hills and the camera angle exactly as they are. Make it a summer evening: the chairs unwrapped and set at round bistro tables with white linen, festoon lights strung overhead and switched on, the planters full of lavender, the parasols open, low warm sun over the lake, a clear sky. Photorealistic, no people, no text
Every season
Each season is its own edit of the off-season photo, with the photo attached and the same line about what stays.




Your own photos
Each after is an edit of the staff photo beside it, made on Nano Banana 2 with the photo attached. Room edits fix light and tidiness only, so guests get the room they saw.


Curtains open, lamps on, the TV off, the throw folded and the suitcase gone. The bed, desk, chair and window stay as they were.


The phone's shadow removed, a linen napkin and a glass of flowers added, and soft side light. The tray, croissant and coffee pot stay.
Hotels
Wait for the snow or the summer light, then book a shoot around the guests.
Attach a photo of the place, describe the season and say what stays.
Wait for good light and photograph the room again.
Attach your room photo and fix the light and the clutter. Say that the furniture, windows and view stay.
Stage breakfast trays and spa towels for a photographer for a day.
Generate the detail and mood shots, and keep your own photos for the rooms guests book.
Retouch each photo one at a time.
Select the photos in your library, choose Edit and run one instruction on all of them.
Batch edit
Four photos selected in the library, then Edit and Ideogram Edit with one instruction. It repaints what you name and leaves the rest. 14 credits per photo.




Add fir garlands with small warm lights




Each card shows the prompt, the model and the credits it took.

Spa detail for a boutique hotel: rolled white towels, a eucalyptus branch and a stone bowl of water on a limestone ledge, light steam, soft light through frosted glass, photograph, no text

Welcome amenity on a guest room desk: a small local pastry on a ceramic plate, a sprig of rosemary, a folded blank card, late afternoon sun, photograph, no text

An outdoor hotel pool at dawn, mist on the water, folded towels on teak loungers, hills behind, no people, photograph, no text

Room service detail for a boutique hotel: a steaming stoneware mug of coffee on rumpled white linen, a sunny window and potted herbs soft behind, early morning light

A styled corner of a guest room: clay vases and dried grasses on a limestone table under a deep window, warm neutral tones, soft afternoon sun

Morning in a garden room: a stone mug of tea on a rough stone block on the windowsill, the garden out of focus behind the glass, low warm sun
Model comparison
The same prompt, with the credits each run took.
Same prompt, every model
Spa detail for a boutique hotel: rolled white towels, a eucalyptus branch and a stone bowl of water on a limestone ledge, light steam, soft light through frosted glass, photograph, no text

10 credits

10 credits

30 credits

6 credits
Each image is that model's own run of this prompt, made for this page.
Upload the terrace, the rooms and the view, so each edit starts from your hotel.
Name the season or the fix, then what must stay: the building, the furniture, the windows and the view.
Compare each result with your photo, run the same edit on the set if it needs one, and download the picks.
When you ask Agent for a campaign post, a story or an ad, it loads the Social posts skill. The skill sets the frame for each placement and keeps text out of the areas each app covers.

Agent skill
Sizes posts, stories, thumbnails, and ads for each app
Feed posts · Stories · Thumbnails · Ads
See the skillFix the light, straighten the frame and tidy the room. Never add furniture or change the view or the size of the room, so guests get the room they saw. Check each booking site's photo rules before you upload.
Attach the room photo as a reference and say what must stay, such as the bed, the windows and the view. Compare each result with your photo before you use it.
Yes. Attach a photo of the terrace or the facade, describe the season and say what stays: the building, the railing, the view and the camera angle. Run one edit per season from the same photo.
Yes. Select the photos in your library, choose Edit and run one instruction on all of them. One run takes up to 256 images, or 40 with a tool that costs credits, such as Ideogram Edit.
4:5 or 1:1 for an Instagram or Facebook feed, 9:16 for stories and reels, 16:9 for a YouTube thumbnail. Set the aspect ratio before you run, rather than cropping later.
One image on Nano Banana 2.1 costs 10 credits, and Seedream 5 Lite costs 10. Ideogram Edit costs 14 per photo. You can start for free.
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