Tips and tricks

EXTREME INFOGRAPHICS

The “Complete Guide to Productivity” Poster
This prompt represents the apex of Nano Banana Pro’s structural and typographical control, demanding the creation of a full-scale, multi-section informational poster that uses a complex hybrid aesthetic and multiple font families to organize dense data.
Prompt: "Top header: Massive bold condensed title
“THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO HUMAN PRODUCTIVITY SYSTEMS - 2025 EDITION” with a light serif subtitle describing it as a breakdown of principles, workflows, behavioral triggers, and optimization cycles.
Section 1 - The Core Framework: Include a left-column geometric-sans title “THE 4-PILLAR MODEL” and right-column pillars: Clarity (define priorities, workflows, boundaries), Execution (reduce friction, focus intervals, micro-sprints), Review (end-of-day reflection, adjust plan), Growth (skill development and system adaptation). Add minimalist line icons (target, checklist, clock, graph).
Section 2 - Time Management Typography Grid: A dense mixed-font mosaic featuring phrases like “Deep Work (90 minutes)” (ultra bold), “Micro Break (7 minutes)” (thin serif), “Task Clustering” (italic condensed), “Context Switching Cost ↑” (monospace), “Weekly Reset Ritual” (handwritten), “Energy Curve Mapping” (wide rounded), “Cognitive Load ↓ When Tasks Grouped” (serif small caps), “Attention Budget = Finite Resource” (tall narrow), “Protect Your Peak Hours” (heavy display). Add subtle geometric shapes behind text (circles, hexagons, arrows).
Section 3 – The Behavioral Engine: Elegant serif headline “Behavioral Loops That Drive Consistency.” Include four mini-cards each with a different font weight + accent color: (1) Trigger → Action → Reward loop (“Habits form by closing loops intentionally”). (2) Identity-based motivation (“You act like the type of person you believe you are”). (3) Environment shaping (“Design surroundings for automatic productive behavior”). (4) Momentum bias (“Small wins accumulate into higher output”).
Section 4 – Workflow Systems Comparison Table: Wide table comparing GTD / PARA / Agile Personal / Time-Blocking / Atomic Habits with rows for Purpose, Strengths, Weaknesses, and Ideal For. Use bold sans headers with small serif descriptive text.
Section 5 – The Productivity Stack (Vertical Ladder): Rungs labeled in different font styles: Mindset Layer (handwritten brush), External Systems (geometric sans), Internal Rules (black serif), Execution Layer (bold condensed), Feedback Loop (monospaced). Include arrows and dotted connectors.
Section 6 – Color-Coded Mini Panels: • Focus Killers (bright orange): notifications, multitasking, bad sleep, energy dips. • Performance Boosters (electric blue): hydration, daily sorting, 25/5 cycles, two-hour deep blocks. • Motivation Myths (emerald green): “You need motivation to start,” “More hours = more output.” • Brutal Truths (black panel, white text): “Discipline beats inspiration,” “Systems > willpower,” “You can’t optimize chaos.”
Section 7 – Large Central Illustration: A semi-3D flat-design human brain with labelled regions in different fonts: Executive Control, Memory Routing, Attention Priority Gate, Reward Center, Habituation Pathways, Emotional Bias Filters.
Bottom section: Dense block of small-serif footnotes forming a full-width text wall."

SYMBOLIC REASONING

Solving the Calculus II Prompt
The ability to successfully execute a prompt demanding the visual solution to a complex equation, such as a Calculus II definite integral or a convergence test for an infinite series, is unprecedented.
Prompt: "Solution for ∫4xcos(2−3x)dx with clear, correct intermediate steps on a whiteboard, in high resolution."

MATH + LOGIC PROMPTS

The "S" Object Challenge
This prompt serves as an internal stress test for Nano Banana Pro's reasoning core, validating its superior capability in handling complex logical relationships embedded within an image request:
Prompt: "An image of an office where 20 different people are neatly arranged (7 in the front row, 6 in the middle row, 7 in the back row), each holding a unique object whose name starts with the letter 'S'."

SCENE COMPOSITION & ATMOSPHERE

in a Simple Prompt: The "Film Crew" Backstage
This prompt showcases Nano Banana Pro's sophisticated control over scene composition and the nuanced details even with simple prompts required to convincingly render a "behind-the-scenes" environment.
Prompt: "On a film set, a small crew is working together: a boom operator holding a boom mic (BOOM: Quentin Tarantino), a camera operator with a shoulder rig (CAMERA: Brad Pitt), a focus puller adjusting focus on a follow-focus wheel (FOCUS/ 1AC : Sydney Sweeney), a DIT watching the image on a small monitor (MONITOR: Christopher Nolan), and a gaffer adjusting a light stand (LIGHT: Stanley Kubrick). Natural lighting, realistic cinematic look, shallow depth of field, behind-the-scenes atmosphere."

LONG STRUCTURED PROMPTS

“Logical Layout Anchors”�Nano Banana Pro understands spatial constraints in a way previous models never did. These prompts turn your scene into a structured blueprint.
Why it works: The model now recognizes every part of the canvas as real semantic regions, not abstract suggestions. Use this when you need posters, covers, dashboards, infographics, presentations, or social ad layouts.
Use Case Spotlight:
UX/UI Design & Brandbook: Use structure prompts to quickly draft layouts for a Higgsfield brandbook cover or a mobile UI screen, ensuring logos are always in the footer and headlines are correctly placed in the header.
"Prompt: "Create a full, multi-dimensional brand identity system for “Higgsfield AI,” an advanced AI platform for image, video, animation, and generative creativity. Base all visuals around the looping black S-curve logo on neon green (smooth, continuous thick curve). The identity must feel futuristic, high-tech, kinetic, expressive, human-friendly, and motion-driven.