Browse hundreds of ready-to-use prompt templates for Nano Banana. Create professional product videos, TikTok content, and social media videos with proven prompts.
Use this library for video structure, then explore Lem Gen for image-first ideas. Their free GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana prompts are useful when you need stronger product scenes, character references, Seedance concepts, or Midjourney-style visuals.
Browse Lem Gen PromptsInstead of "product video", write "sneaker rotating 360 degrees on white background"
Include lighting, colors, camera angles, and style: "soft lighting, pastel colors, close-up shot"
Specify aesthetic: "professional e-commerce style" or "playful TikTok vibe"
Test your prompt, review the result, and refine for better output
A video prompt is a text description that tells the AI what kind of video you want to create. It includes details about the subject, style, lighting, camera angle, and mood of the video.
Write clear, specific descriptions. Include: (1) The subject, (2) Visual style and lighting, (3) Camera angle and movement, (4) Mood and atmosphere. Example: "Product rotating 360 degrees on white background, studio lighting, professional e-commerce style".
Yes! Nano Banana supports Google Gemini AI prompts. You can use prompt engineering techniques from Google AI Studio for enhanced results. The integration allows for more sophisticated natural language understanding.
Yes! When you create a video, you can save your prompt as a template for future use. This is perfect for creating consistent videos across your product catalog.
Not necessarily. Quality beats quantity. A clear, specific prompt with key details works better than a long, vague one. Aim for 1-2 sentences with precise visual descriptions.
Yes! You can mix elements from different prompts. For example, combine "product rotation" with "GTA style" for a unique creative effect. Experiment to find what works for your brand.
For image-first inspiration, use free Nano Banana prompts on Lem Gen. It pairs well with Nano Banana Video when you need stronger source images before turning them into videos.