Gemini (Nano Banana)
Google's assistant, home of the Nano Banana image models.
Google's AI assistant. Its image generation and editing models (nicknamed Nano Banana) are widely used for character references, start frames and fixing parts of an image without regenerating.
Good for
- character references
- start frames
- image edits
Playbooks using Gemini (Nano Banana)
Make AI UGC Believable: Precision Prompts and Deliberate Imperfection
Why generic AI UGC gets ignored, and a prompt checklist that adds the specific, messy details real creator footage has.
Based on a how-to by @MouadBoughanim
Budget-Safe AI Video: Draft Cheap, Finish Once
A cost-control workflow for AI video ads: learn each model's prompt syntax, iterate at low resolution, fix instead of regenerate, then upscale the winner.
Based on a how-to by @vfxwaffu
A Month of AI UGC From Six Clips
Generate a handful of base clips with one AI creator, multiply them with caption variations, and schedule one post a day.
Based on a how-to by @karankendre
The No-Dialogue Cartoon Story Ad
Write a short wordless story where each scene carries one emotion and the product lives inside the joke, then build it shot by shot from a character sheet.
Based on a how-to by @0xZasti
Objection-as-Dialogue: Turn Customer Doubts Into the Script
Write a short two-character scene where real customer objections become the dialogue, and the product enters because someone wants the answer.
Based on a how-to by @Justin_lords
The Retro 80s VHS News Ad
Fake a found-footage 1980s TV news segment (anchor, field reporter, man-on-the-street) where everyone raves about your product.
Based on a how-to by @ladprofit