Nano Banana Use Cases & Tutorial | Part 2

Image2Video Tutorial & 10 Prompts

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In our last edition we explored use cases and capabilities of Nano Banana. Check it if you missed:

How Creators Are Using Nano Banana to Level Up? Part 1

Today, we want to walk you through a more advanced workflow that shows Nano Banana’s multi-image powers in action. Also we are going to offer you our 10 Prompts that unlock potential of Nano Banana! Let’s go

today we learn how to make similar videos

Consistent Product Shots with Nano Banana

The following example comes from Rory Flynn’s demonstration of a batch generation pipeline using Nano Banana together with Weavy and Kling 2.1. It went viral on X and we can’t miss it!

Here’s the full process, step by step:

Step 1 – Upload Base Image

Start with a single image of your subject (in Rory’s case, a white Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR). From that, Nano Banana generates three additional reference views: side, rear, and rear ¾. That gives you the foundation for 360° consistency.

Step 2 – Iterate Shots

Each reference image is routed through Nano Banana “nodes” with a system prompt guiding shot structure. For example:
Keep: This exact car in this exact environment.
Change Perspective: Perfect front view, ultra wide-angle, close-up low perspective (camera at ground level, 2ft away, tilted upward 20°).

This ensures the subject stays locked while you explore dramatic new compositions.

Step 3 – Duplicate + Scale
Repeat the process for each angle. In practice, you’ll generate ~5 consistent images per view (front, rear, side, ¾). The key here is that every iteration inherits the subject fidelity from the base images, so details like proportions and features never drift.

Step 4 – Sequence with Kling 2.1

Once you have your stills, you can turn them into motion. Using Kling 2.1, each still image becomes a keyframe in a cinematic sequence. Because the underlying images are consistent, the motion between angles feels smooth and stable—like a professional car commercial shot with dolly rigs.

The result? A professional-grade, camera-consistent animation pipeline that starts with just one image. This workflow shows why multi-image consistency isn’t just a “nice to have”, it’s the backbone for scaling creative projects.

watch the full demo of this project here

With that foundation in place, let’s move to something just as important: how to actually optimize your prompts so you can get the best results every time.

Unlock the Full Power of Nano Banana with Prompts

Good prompts are the key to good results. Following official prompting guide recommendations will dramatically improve your outputs.