Nano Banana Pro: Beispiel-Prompts

Design a vertical launch poster for the brand [MARKENNAME] with the headline ‘[SLOGAN]’ in German, clean sans-serif typography, one strong central product render and three short benefit lines at the bottom. High contrast, plenty of whitespace, 4:5 aspect ratio, text perfectly readable without any distortion.

Create a side-by-side key visual showing the old logo of [MARKENNAME] on the left and the new logo on the right, both on a neutral background. Add a short German caption above each side: ‘Bisher’ and ‘Neu’. Keep all text crisp and aligned, like a professional brand presentation slide.

Generate an A3 event poster for a tech meetup in [STADT] with the title in German and a smaller English subtitle below. Include date, time, venue and a short agenda in two neat text blocks. Layout should feel like a clean conference poster, with crystal-clear bilingual text and icons for talk, networking and workshop.

Design a moodboard for the brand [MARKENNAME]: 6–8 image tiles showing colors, textures and lifestyle photography, arranged on a white background. In the center, add a big word cloud in German with adjectives that describe the brand, like ‘ruhig’, ‘präzise’, ‘zuverlässig’. All words must be sharp and readable.

Create a 2m roll-up banner mockup for [MARKENNAME]. Large logo at the top, one short claim line, three bullet-like benefit lines and a QR code placeholder at the bottom with the label ‘Mehr erfahren’. Keep typography bold and highly legible from a distance, realistic print preview look.

Design a LinkedIn profile header image for a consultant in [BRANCHE]. Include a subtle portrait silhouette on the right, city skyline in the background and a clear title text on the left: ‘[NAME], [POSITION]’. Use modern, minimal typography and ensure every letter is perfectly rendered for sharp display on desktop and mobile.

Create a minimalist poster with the headline ‘Unser Versprechen’ at the top and a short manifesto text in German below, about 80–120 words, set in two narrow columns. Use a calm serif font, generous margins and a subtle brand color accent, like a vertical line. Everything should look like a high-end print layout with perfect spacing.

Generate a grid of 8 logo concepts for [MARKENNAME] on a single white canvas, each in its own square. Under each logo, place a tiny caption in German describing the style, like ‘geometrisch’, ‘handgeschrieben’, ‘technisch’. Keep all captions sharp and consistent, as if exported for a design review PDF.

Using the uploaded product photo of [PRODUKT], create a homepage hero image with a soft studio background, natural shadows and a large headline in German that clearly states the main benefit. Add a short subline and a button-like label ‘Jetzt entdecken’. Layout should feel like a modern e-commerce landing page section.

Compose a product image like a marketplace listing: the main product [PRODUKT] in the center on white background, surrounded by 4 small callout boxes that explain features in short German phrases, each with a thin line pointing to the relevant part of the product. Text must be crisp and easy to read at thumbnail size.

Take the uploaded product image and place it into a cozy winter scene with warm lighting and subtle snow outside a window. Add a short campaign text in German, like ‘Winter-Edition’, as a small label on the top left. Keep the product proportions and details identical to the original photo.

Create a clean 4-step infographic explaining how to use [PRODUKT]: four numbered panels in a row, each with a simple illustration and a short German instruction beneath it. Use clear sans-serif text, consistent icons and layout similar to an instruction leaflet, all on a white background.

Generate a split-screen image showing ‘Vorher’ on the left and ‘Nachher’ on the right for [PRODUKT], for example a room before and after using the product. Label each side clearly with German captions and add a subtle line of fine print at the bottom explaining the scenario. Overall look like a professional ad visual.

Design a 9:16 social ad visual for [PRODUKT] with the headline ‘[KURZER CLAIM]’ in big, bold German text, the product centered and a price tag near the bottom saying ‘ab [PREIS]’. Use strong contrast and clean layout optimized for smartphone screens, all text flawlessly readable.

Create the back side of a product box for [PRODUKT]. Include a detailed German description text block, an ingredients or materials list in a small table, usage instructions in three short bullet-style lines and legal fine print at the very bottom. Typography should look like realistic packaging design with clear hierarchy.

Design a comparison graphic with two product photos side by side: ‘Altes Modell’ vs. ‘Neues Modell’. Under each, list three short German feature highlights in a neat column. At the top, add a headline like ‘Was sich verbessert hat’. Ensure all text lines are perfectly aligned and readable for a slide deck.

Generate a realistic SaaS analytics dashboard screenshot with charts, tables and filters, labeled in German. Include metrics like ‘Monatlicher Umsatz’, ‘Aktive Nutzer:innen’ und ‘Churn-Rate’. Use a modern, flat UI style and make sure every label and axis title is sharp and legible, as if it were a real product UI.</code></code class="language-text"></pre>

<p><strong>Prompt 18 – Marketing-Funnel-Diagramm</strong></p>
<pre><code class="language-text">Create a vertical funnel diagram in 5 Stages with German labels: ‘Awareness’, ‘Interest’, ‘Consideration’, ‘Purchase’, ‘Loyalty’. Each stage should be a colored block with a short explanation below. Overall style like a slide for a marketing strategy workshop.

Design an architecture diagram for a SaaS application: browser clients, API gateway, microservices, database and external integrations, all represented as boxes and arrows. Label each component in German with short, precise names. Use a neutral background and tight layout suitable for documentation.

Generate a horizontal customer journey map with 5 phases for [SERVICE]: ‘Entdeckung’, ‘Recherche’, ‘Buchung’, ‘Nutzung’, ‘Weiterempfehlung’. Under each phase, show key actions, emotional state (e.g. smiley icons) and one improvement idea in German. Layout like a workshop canvas ready for printing.

Create an infographic that summarizes quarterly KPIs for [UNTERNEHMEN]: three big numbers in the center (Umsatz Q1, Q2, Q3), a small bar chart and a short commentary paragraph in German. Use one accent color in the brand palette and ensure all text remains crisp even when scaled down.

Design a flowchart for an internal approval process: start with ‘Antrag einreichen’, then decision nodes for ‘Vollständig?’, ‘Freigabe Teamleitung’, ‘Freigabe Management’ und ‘Abschluss’. Use classic flowchart symbols, arrows and short German labels, laid out cleanly from top to bottom.

Generate a horizontal roadmap timeline from 2025 to 2027 with three lanes: ‘Produkt’, ‘Marketing’, ‘Operations’. Place 2–3 milestones pro Jahr with short German titles and one sentence description each. The look should match a modern strategy slide, with clear year markers and no clutter.

Create an organizational chart for a small company: CEO at the top, then three departments (Produkt, Vertrieb, Support) with 2–3 roles each. Show names as placeholders like ‘Name A’, ‘Name B’, all labels in German. Layout should be perfectly aligned and exportable for a PDF.

Using the uploaded portrait photo, subtly relight the scene to look like a professional studio headshot. Keep the person’s face, expression and clothing identical, but add soft, directional light from the front, slightly blur the background and apply a gentle, neutral color grade. No extra text, just a clean edited photo.

Take the uploaded product shot on a messy desk and isolate the product onto a minimalist gradient background in [MARKENFARBE]. Preserve all product reflections and shadows but remove every distraction. Add a very small German label in the bottom right corner with the product name, using simple sans-serif text.

Combine the uploaded portrait of the founder and the uploaded office interior into one cinematic hero image. Place the founder on the right, slightly in front, office blurred in the background on the left. Add a subtle overlay text in German on the left side with the line ‘[UNTERNEHMEN] – digital seit [JAHR]’. Keep identity and proportions exactly consistent with the original portrait.

Using the uploaded landscape photo, extend the scene seamlessly to a wider 16:9 framing, keeping the same style, lighting and textures. Do not change the original central area, only add more landscape to the sides. No text, just a clean panoramic extension.

Edit the uploaded team group photo: gently brighten faces, even out skin tones, and remove distracting objects like plastic bottles or random bags in the background. Keep every person’s identity and pose exactly the same. Optionally add a tiny caption at the bottom center: ‘Team [UNTERNEHMEN], [JAHR]’ in clean German text.

Take the 5 uploaded interior photos of an apartment and normalize them into one cohesive real-estate set: same color temperature, similar brightness, slightly wide-angle look and consistent vertical lines. Add a small German room label in the bottom left corner of each image, like ‘Wohnzimmer’, ‘Küche’, ‘Schlafzimmer’.

Using the uploaded smartphone photo of a messy whiteboard with handwriting, recreate the content as a clean digital diagram on a white canvas. Convert hand-written German text into neatly typeset labels, straighten arrows and boxes, and keep the original structure and hierarchy of ideas.

Combine the 6 uploaded event photos into a single, balanced collage with 2x3 grid layout. Add a bold German title at the top like ‘Rückblick: [EVENTNAME]’ and a short subtitle line below. Maintain the original look of each photo but harmonize colors slightly so they feel like one set.

Create a 4-panel comic strip about a remote worker balancing focus and meetings. Each panel should contain a short German speech bubble or caption, clearly readable, and a consistent main character in a semi-cartoon style. Arrange the panels in a 2x2 grid on a single page.

Design a 5-slide Instagram carousel for [THEMA], 4:5 aspect ratio. Slide 1: big German headline and teaser image. Slides 2–4: each with a short tip and supporting illustration. Slide 5: recap and call-to-action. Ensure all text is easy to read on mobile and the visual style is consistent across slides.

Generate a storyboard of 6 frames for a 15-second TikTok video about [THEMA], each frame labeled with timestamp and a short German description of what happens. Show small captions inside each frame like ‘Hook’, ‘Problem’, ‘Lösung’, ‘Call to Action’. Layout everything on one canvas, like a film storyboard sheet.

Create a vertical recipe card for ‘[REZEPTNAME]’ with a hero photo of the finished dish at the top, ingredient list in German on the left and 4 numbered steps on the right. Use clear serif text for headings and sans-serif for body text, all on a light background that looks printable.

Design a YouTube thumbnail for a video about [THEMA], with a close-up of a person reacting on one side and a bold German title on the other, only 3–5 words, huge and legible even at small size. Use strong contrast and minimal clutter, like professional tech channels.

Generate a LinkedIn post image that summarizes a case study: at the top a German headline like ‘Case Study: +35 % Conversion’, in the middle a simple before/after bar chart, at the bottom three short bullet-style statements with results. Layout should feel credible and corporate, suitable for B2B.

Create a single children’s book page illustration of a friendly robot visiting a library. Leave room at the bottom for a German text block of 3–4 short sentences, set in a large, easy-to-read font. The text should sit inside a light box so it remains perfectly legible over the artwork.

Design a newsletter header image for an email campaign about [THEMA], width optimized for desktop email clients. Include a clear German headline in the center, a subtle supporting image behind it and a small subtitle below. Overall look: clean, not too busy, with impeccable typography that still looks good when compressed by email clients.