Generate an image for design use. State the audience, goal, subject, composition, palette, and lighting.
Generation model: Nano Banana 2.
Turn a design direction into an image prompt. Start by stating the audience and goal, then define the subject, composition, palette, material cues, lighting, and desired output format. This structured approach helps the model understand your creative vision.
State who the image is for and what it should communicate. This guides the overall tone and style.
Define the subject, composition, palette, material cues, lighting, and desired output format.
Submit the brief. Review whether the focal subject, visual hierarchy, and palette match your design direction.
A clean, modern workspace for a tech startup blog. A wooden desk with a laptop, a plant, and a coffee cup. Soft natural light from a window on the left. Warm, inviting color palette.
The image should feel warm and inviting. The desk items should be clearly visible and well-composed.
Add 'laptop with a screen showing a code editor' to your prompt.
Specify 'a healthy green plant' or 'vibrant indoor plant'.
Use 'a prominent coffee cup on the desk' for better scale.
