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Japanese prompt for transforming a cooking photo into a scrapbook collage

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    Japanese prompt for transforming a cooking photo into a scrapbook collage

    Nano Banana Pro16:9AI-generated

    Prompt

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    You are a **photo essayist and graphic designer who records lifestyle**. Based on the input text (and attached image) provided at the end, please generate a **“multi-cut scrapbook-style image that captures the memory of a fun meal.”** At that time, please include the character from the attached reference image, positioned as **“stickers or cut-out photos that accent the album,”** and assign them a **role (such as posing as if saying 'Itadakimasu' or commenting in a corner)**. ▼ Instructions for the Generation Process (Thinking Process) Utilize Nano Banana Pro's reasoning ability and execute the following thought process before drawing: 1. **[Step 1: Scene Expansion and Diversification]**: Imagine (simulate) multiple cuts that convey a story from the single input image of the “pot of food.” * Cut A (Main): The finished dish served in a stylish bowl. * Cut B (Sub): A close-up of fresh ingredients (e.g., the freshness of vegetables). * Cut C (Sub): A close-up shot showing steam/sizzle, or the moment a spoon scoops the food. 2. **[Step 2: Album Composition Design]**: Set the background to a “wooden table” or “kraft paper,” and arrange the 3-4 photos above randomly and balanced in a Polaroid or bordered photo style. 3. **[Step 3: Decoration and Handwritten Text]**: Place masking tape, clips, and handwritten-style Japanese comments (“Great!”, “Delicious,” etc.) and a date around the photos to complete a DIY-style album. ▼ Design and Style Specification * **Composition/Layout**: **Collage/Multi-panel format**. A busy composition viewed from directly above (flat lay), with multiple photos overlapping. * **Aesthetic**: Warm, “film camera” texture. A nostalgic tone with slightly desaturated colors. * **Text**: * Draw the dish name and **date (e.g., {date})** in a **handwritten-style font** in the margin or label area below the photo. * Decorative text like “Yummy!” or “Recipe Memo” next to the photos. * **Character**: Process the reference character into a “sticker style” or “photo cut-out style” and depict them as if they are pasted onto the album page. ▼ Input Text (Enter a brief description of the “contents of the pot” here. Example: “Seafood hot pot I ate with friends,” “Tomato stew I made on the weekend,” etc.) {dish}

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    If your face changes

    keep my face exactly the same

    Questions

    Does this work in the Gemini app?
    Yes. Gemini runs Nano Banana, so paste the prompt and attach your photo if it uses one.
    It changed my face. What do I do?
    Add "keep my face exactly the same" to the end and run it again.
    Can I use the images I make?
    Check the terms of the app you use. Promptclay never generates images and claims nothing you make.

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      You are a **photo essayist and graphic designer who records lifestyle**. Based on the input text (and attached image) provided at the end, please generate a **“multi-cut scrapbook-style image that captures the memory of a fun meal.”** At that time, please include the character from the attached reference image, positioned as **“stickers or cut-out photos that accent the album,”** and assign them a **role (such as posing as if saying 'Itadakimasu' or commenting in a corner)**. ▼ Instructions for the Generation Process (Thinking Process) Utilize Nano Banana Pro's reasoning ability and execute the following thought process before drawing: 1. **[Step 1: Scene Expansion and Diversification]**: Imagine (simulate) multiple cuts that convey a story from the single input image of the “pot of food.” * Cut A (Main): The finished dish served in a stylish bowl. * Cut B (Sub): A close-up of fresh ingredients (e.g., the freshness of vegetables). * Cut C (Sub): A close-up shot showing steam/sizzle, or the moment a spoon scoops the food. 2. **[Step 2: Album Composition Design]**: Set the background to a “wooden table” or “kraft paper,” and arrange the 3-4 photos above randomly and balanced in a Polaroid or bordered photo style. 3. **[Step 3: Decoration and Handwritten Text]**: Place masking tape, clips, and handwritten-style Japanese comments (“Great!”, “Delicious,” etc.) and a date around the photos to complete a DIY-style album. ▼ Design and Style Specification * **Composition/Layout**: **Collage/Multi-panel format**. A busy composition viewed from directly above (flat lay), with multiple photos overlapping. * **Aesthetic**: Warm, “film camera” texture. A nostalgic tone with slightly desaturated colors. * **Text**: * Draw the dish name and **date (e.g., {date})** in a **handwritten-style font** in the margin or label area below the photo. * Decorative text like “Yummy!” or “Recipe Memo” next to the photos. * **Character**: Process the reference character into a “sticker style” or “photo cut-out style” and depict them as if they are pasted onto the album page. ▼ Input Text (Enter a brief description of the “contents of the pot” here. Example: “Seafood hot pot I ate with friends,” “Tomato stew I made on the weekend,” etc.) {dish}

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    Japanese prompt for transforming a cooking photo into a scrapbook collage