A team portrait for a small design studio's website. A woman in her early forties of West African descent, with close-cropped natural hair and small gold hoop earrings, wears a navy crew-neck lambswool sweater. Chest-up, square to camera at eye level, centered with space above her head, shoulders relaxed, a calm direct look with a slight closed-mouth smile. A seamless paper backdrop in one warm apricot color (#E9A47C), evenly lit, no shadow on it. Soft daylight-like key light from the left through a large diffuser, a white bounce on the right, a gentle falloff across the right cheek. 85 mm lens, medium-format color negative look, fine grain, real skin texture with pores, no retouching gloss. No hands in frame, no text.
AI Avatar and Portrait Art Generator




What is an AI avatar generator?
It makes portraits and avatars from a description. In Batch Banana you describe the first person, then attach that portrait to every next prompt so the backdrop, light and framing match. Attach each portrait again to draw its avatar in one flat style. One portrait on Flux 3 Image costs 6 credits.
Portrait to avatar
Turn portraits into matching avatars
These fictional portraits were turned into avatars with Nano Banana 2.1. Each used its portrait as a reference; later avatars also used the first illustration to match its style. Drag to compare.


The first avatar
Her close-cropped hair, gold hoops and navy sweater, each drawn as one flat shape.


Matched to the first
The avatar keeps his wavy hair, trimmed beard and denim shirt. His skin tone came out darker than in the portrait, so check each result against its reference.
What you get
Team portraits, profile pictures and avatars
Portraits for the team page, a square crop for each profile, and the avatars alone or in one row.

Team page portrait4:5
Same backdrop, light and framing as the rest

Profile picture1:1
Centered for a round crop

Avatar1:1
For chat and comments

Avatar row16:9
All five on one ground
Portraits and avatars with the prompts behind them
Each card shows the prompt, the model and what one image cost. The portraits ran on Flux 3 Image and the avatars on Nano Banana 2.1.
Image 1 is a person. Draw her as a flat, shape-led avatar for a team page: head and shoulders built from a few simple solid shapes, no outlines, no gradients, no texture, no shading. Keep what makes her recognizable: the close-cropped hair as one shape, her face shape, the small gold hoop earrings as the one accent, the navy crew-neck sweater as one shape. Eyes as two small dark ovals, the nose as one slightly darker shape, the mouth as one short line. Limited palette: a flat apricot (#E9A47C) ground, deep navy, cream, gold, and two flat tones for her skin. Square to the viewer, centered, head and shoulders in the middle of the frame so a round crop keeps them. No text.
Image 1 is the first portrait in a team set. Make the next portrait in the same set: match Image 1 exactly in backdrop color, light direction and softness, framing, camera height, lens and film grade. A different person: a man in his late twenties of East Asian descent, straight black hair falling across his forehead, round tortoiseshell glasses, an olive cotton overshirt over a white T-shirt. Chest-up, square to camera at eye level, centered with the same space above the head, a calm direct look with a relaxed closed-mouth expression. Real skin texture with pores, no retouching gloss. No hands in frame, no text.
Image 1 is a person. Image 2 is the first avatar in a team set. Draw the person from Image 1 as the next avatar in the same set, matching Image 2 exactly in style, shape language, palette, ground color, scale and framing. Keep what makes them recognizable: the straight black hair across the forehead, the round tortoiseshell glasses, the olive overshirt over a white T-shirt. Flat solid shapes, no outlines, no gradients, no texture, no shading. No text.
Image 1 is the first portrait in a team set. Make the next portrait in the same set: match Image 1 exactly in backdrop color, light direction and softness, framing, camera height, lens and film grade. A different person: a woman in her early sixties of European descent, short silver hair swept back, a few freckles, a cream cable-knit cardigan buttoned over a white collarless shirt. Chest-up, square to camera at eye level, centered with the same space above the head, a calm direct look with a relaxed closed-mouth expression. Real skin texture with pores, no retouching gloss. No hands in frame, no text.
Image 1 is a person. Image 2 is the first avatar in a team set. Draw the person from Image 1 as the next avatar in the same set, matching Image 2 exactly in style, shape language, palette, ground color, scale and framing. Keep what makes them recognizable: the short swept-back silver hair, the cream cardigan over a white collar. Flat solid shapes, no outlines, no gradients, no texture, no shading. No text.
Image 1 is the first portrait in a team set. Make the next portrait in the same set: match Image 1 exactly in backdrop color, light direction and softness, framing, camera height, lens and film grade. A different person: a woman in her mid twenties of Latin American descent, dark shoulder-length curly hair, small silver stud earrings, a black ribbed turtleneck. Chest-up, square to camera at eye level, centered with the same space above the head, a calm direct look with a relaxed closed-mouth expression. Real skin texture with pores, no retouching gloss. No hands in frame, no text.
Image 1 is a person. Image 2 is the first avatar in a team set. Draw the person from Image 1 as the next avatar in the same set, matching Image 2 exactly in style, shape language, palette, ground color, scale and framing. Keep what makes them recognizable: the dark shoulder-length curls, the small silver studs, the black turtleneck. Flat solid shapes, no outlines, no gradients, no texture, no shading. No text.
Images 1 to 5 are five avatars from one team set. Place all five side by side in one row on a single flat apricot (#E9A47C) ground, the same size, evenly spaced, heads level, each one exactly as drawn, cropped at the same shoulder line. Flat, no shadows, no outlines, no frames, no text.
One team portrait prompt on three models
The first portrait's prompt, run once on each model with nothing attached, with the credits each image cost. Look at the backdrop and the skin.
Same prompt, every model
A team portrait for a small design studio's website. A woman in her early forties of West African descent, with close-cropped natural hair and small gold hoop earrings, wears a navy crew-neck lambswool sweater. Chest-up, square to camera at eye level, centered with space above her head, shoulders relaxed, a calm direct look with a slight closed-mouth smile. A seamless paper backdrop in one warm apricot color (#E9A47C), evenly lit, no shadow on it. Soft daylight-like key light from the left through a large diffuser, a white bounce on the right, a gentle falloff across the right cheek. 85 mm lens, medium-format color negative look, fine grain, real skin texture with pores, no retouching gloss. No hands in frame, no text.
Flux 3 Image6 credits
Recraft V4.110 credits
Nano Banana 2.110 credits
Each image is that model's own run of this prompt, made for this page.
How it works
How to make a matching team set
Describe the first person
Say who they are and what they wear, then the backdrop, the light and the framing. This portrait sets the look for the team.
Attach it to match the rest
Attach the first portrait to every next prompt and ask to match its backdrop, light, framing and lens. Change only the person.
Draw the avatars
Attach each portrait, and the first avatar once you have it, and ask for the same flat style. Pick 1:1 for a profile picture.
Create with the agent
The agent uses this skill to write prompts for Nano Banana models.
Agent skill
Prompting Nano Banana
Writes the scene as a paragraph, not a list of keywords, and keeps character references within Google's limits: up to 4 on Nano Banana 2.1 and 5 on Nano Banana Pro.
Portraits · Characters · Scenes
See all skillsQuestions about portraits and avatars
Mostly. Attach the portrait for each avatar and name what makes the person recognizable, such as the hair, the glasses and the clothes. A detail can still shift: one avatar on this page drew the skin a shade darker than the photo, so compare each one with its portrait.
This page makes a matching team set from descriptions. To turn your own selfie into a studio headshot for a work profile, see the AI headshots page, which shows selfies next to the headshots made from them.
Yes. Pick 1:1 and keep the head and shoulders near the center of the frame, so a round crop does not cut them off.
The avatars on this page are flat and drawn. For a 3D or clay figure made from a photo, see the 3D avatar page.
Yes. Attach the character as a reference and say what must match: the face, the clothes and the colors. Google lists up to 4 character references on Nano Banana 2.1 and 5 on Nano Banana Pro. Nano Banana 2 Lite takes none.
Yes. Images you generate are yours for personal or commercial use, subject to the terms of each model provider.
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