Compose the perfect scene by combining elements from different photos

You like the background from one image but the object from another. Sure, you could try to use your usual Photoshop but Nano Banana also comes in handy.

It lets you pull key objects from several different images and place them together in one final image.

Here are the main steps:

• Gather your ingredients: Prepare your separate images of your main product, a background, a model, and maybe additional elements you want to have in the final image.
• Create a collage of these images and let the AI number them. This makes it easier for the system to generate a cohesive final picture.

• Write a prompt that brings it all together:

“A realistic photo of the female model from image (3), wearing the exact shirt from image (4). She is holding the cup from image (1) in her right hand. The entire scene takes place inside the conference room from image (2), where she is giving a professional presentation. Keep the logo and all visual elements unchanged, preserving their original design and clarity. The model is standing confidently in front of a large presentation screen, gesturing slightly with her left hand as if explaining key points to the audience. Natural conference lighting fills the room, with soft reflections on the glass surfaces and a few blurred silhouettes of listeners in the background. The atmosphere should feel professional, dynamic, and authentic, capturing the essence of a modern business meeting.”

And you’ll get something like this:

Pro tip: You can generate different variations, and you can also use AI-generated photos in your ingredients.

What do you gain? According to this analysis, designers using AI tools reported a ~40% boost in productivity compared to traditional workflows.

Turn one shot into a whole story

Got the perfect product shot, but it’s missing context?

Instead of booking a new photoshoot, use the “zoom out” feature to generate wider frames while keeping the same, consistent object in the center.

It’s one of the most powerful tactics: you start with a close-up, and the AI builds an entire scene around it, from the desk to the entire office.

Here are the steps:

• Upload your source image (e.g., a close-up of a laptop with your logo).
• Use a prompt to zoom out the perspective:

“Use the uploaded image as the main source. Generate a realistic wide-angle shot of the same laptop from a slightly more distant perspective, so that the entire device and part of its surroundings are visible. Place the laptop on a clean, minimalist desk with soft natural lighting and subtle shadows. The scene should feel like a premium lifestyle tech photo, with the uploaded image naturally integrated on the laptop screen.”

• Use the generated sequence for a carousel ad or as frames in a video.

You can create endless shots from a single image. 57% of marketing teams report that AI image generation has cut their campaign production time by at least half.

Reusing a model from one photo into dozens of new images

The biggest limitation of a photoshoot? You’re stuck with the shots you already have.

But what if you need that same model in a completely different pose for a new campaign? Nano Banana solves this with “pose reference”.

You upload a photo of your brand ambassador, and as a second reference, you add any other photo or even a sketch showing the desired pose. The AI places your character into the new pose, preserving their face, style, and background.

Your steps:

• Choose a photo of the brand ambassador you want to transform.
• Find a reference image with the perfect pose. This can be a stock photo, a simple sketch, or even a picture of someone from your team
• Use a prompt that combines both references:

“Use the girl from the submitted photo exactly as she is: her face, hairstyle, clothing, and all personal details must remain unchanged. Adjust her silhouette only to match the posture and position shown in the sketch. Maintain her natural facial expression, proportions, and style. The background from the submitted photo must also remain exactly the same, with no changes or substitutions. The final image should seamlessly blend her into the new pose while preserving every detail of her identity and the original background.”

And you’ll get something like this:

A report from Couture.ai shows that 76% of small businesses have cut their visual production costs by over 80% by using AI in product photography.

It might be Nano but it’s not a small leap

Nano Banana is your tool to gain complete creative freedom in your marketing visuals.

Instead of searching for the perfect photo, you can now build it from different elements to create a scene that perfectly matches the brief.

Transform a single static shot into an entire visual narrative just by zooming out and building context around it.

And most importantly, multiply the value of your photoshoots by putting the same face in dozens of new poses, without extra cost.

These are concrete, measurable tactics that will lower production costs and raise your CTR. Implement one of them in your next campaign and watch your metrics climb.