Nano Banana Pro comic scene planning
Example preview
This broad starter leaves the visual brief open, so define composition, subject and style before creating a draft.
Turn an open-ended image request into a specific comic scene.
When to use this template
- A multi-character scene concept
- A detailed poster study
- A visual composition experiment
Build your first draft
Choose the moment
Choose a focal subject and intended format.
Direct the image
Describe spatial relationships and one visual style.
Review the draft
Check small details and revise the focal area first.
Try a complete example
The rooftop repair team
A mechanic in an orange jacket repairs a small rooftop weather vane while a friend holds the ladder below. Wide comic illustration, crisp ink and painted color, dawn skyline, one focal action, no text.
Clear roles prevent detail from becoming a list of unrelated objects.
Before you publish
- The catalog’s product name is not a guarantee of current model capability.
- No fixed layout or style is encoded in the empty preset prompt.
Questions about this template
- Which style does this preset impose?
- Its prompt is open. Name the style and framing you need instead of assuming a default visual system.
- How do I use this starter?
- Open the preset, adapt the direction to your story, then create and refine a draft. This is a creation starter rather than a blank download.
- Will every requested detail appear?
- Directions guide generation. Check composition, repeated characters and lettering; revise any detail that does not read clearly.