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35+ Stranger Things Prompts for Gemini Nano Banana Pro

Dec 14, 2025

Yang

Product Manager & Design Expert & CEO

With Stranger Things 5 now captivating audiences worldwide, the world of Hawkins feels more alive than ever. The show’s signature mix of 80s nostalgia, neon lighting, supernatural tension, and emotional storytelling continues to inspire fans long after each episode ends. For many, it’s not just about watching the story unfold, but about staying connected to the atmosphere, visuals, and iconic moments that define the Stranger Things universe.

That’s where fan-inspired AI visuals come in. By blending your own photo with Stranger Things–style cinematic elements, you can recreate the feeling of Hawkins, the Upside Down, and the supernatural moments that define the series—while keeping the focus on atmosphere, homage, and creativity. Below, you’ll find a curated collection of prompts designed to capture the essence of Stranger Things through visual storytelling, letting fans explore the world they love in a new, imaginative way.

Pro Tip: Create Stranger Things–Style AI Visuals with Mew Design

You can try these Stranger Things prompts directly in Google Gemini with a Gemnini Pro subscription. However, for a free trial and more consistent, well-styled results, I recommend using Mew Design.

Mew Design is an AI design agent powered by Nano Banana Pro and Gemini 3, with built-in world knowledge that understands the visual language of Stranger Things. It goes beyond basic image generation by combining large-model intelligence with designer-level aesthetics and flexible editing control.

• World-aware visual generation: Mew Design understands Stranger Things elements such as 80s color palettes, neon red and blue lighting, the Upside Down atmosphere, and Hawkins-style environments—making fan-inspired scenes feel visually authentic.
• Natural language creation and refinement: Describe scenes like “telekinetic power awakening” or “Upside Down portal lighting” in plain English. If the result needs adjustment, click Refine and explain what to change—no prompt rewriting required.’
• Deep Mode for consistent image series: Deep Mode lets you generate multiple images at once while keeping character appearance, style, and mood consistent—ideal for cinematic story sequences or themed visual collections inspired by Stranger Things.
• Fast Mode for quick single images: When you only need one scene—such as a Hawkins street portrait or a psychic power moment—Fast Mode delivers results quickly and efficiently.
• Designer aesthetics with technical accuracy: Beyond AI models, Mew Design integrates human design sensibility for clean composition and balanced layouts. Its code-based editing also ensures reliable text rendering, even for long-form designs like posters or academic-style visuals, without text hallucinations.

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Here is my massive list of Stranger Things AI prompts, categorized to help you find exactly the vibe you need. Just copy, paste, and let the Mind Flayer loose.

Stranger Things-style Posters

1. Stranger Things Netflix Poster (Official Style)

Person featured in official Netflix Stranger Things season poster design. Bold red title text. Character positioned in center. Dark atmospheric background with Upside Down elements. Floating particles. Netflix branding style. Cinematic movie poster composition. Professional graphic design. --ar 2:3

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2. Stranger Things Title Sequence (Red Text)

Person integrated into Stranger Things opening title sequence design. Floating in black void. Iconic red lettering passing by. Synth-wave particles. 80s sci-fi font. Stephen King novel inspiration. Dramatic spotlighting. Netflix original style. --ar 16:9

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3. Retro Comic Book Cover

Person featured on retro comic book cover design inspired by Stranger Things. Bold comic art style. Dramatic action scene. Bright primary colors. Vintage comic book font for title. "Issue #1" branding. Halftone dot patterns. 80s comic aesthetic. --ar 2:3

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Eleven Powers & Telekinesis

4. Eleven-Inspired Telekinetic Portrait

Reimagine the person in the reference photo as a fan-inspired version of Eleven. Recreate the iconic telekinetic power scene aesthetic. Shaved head or very short hair, subtle blood dripping from the nose, intense focused expression. Dark atmospheric lighting with dramatic blue and red glows. Wearing a simple hospital-style gown. Floating particles and eerie Upside Down–style visual effects around the subject. Fan-style interpretation, applying Stranger Things Eleven-inspired effects and atmosphere to the person in the photo. --ar 3:4

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5. Telekinesis Effect (Flying Objects)

Person demonstrating telekinetic powers like Eleven. Objects floating and spinning around. Glowing energy effects. Nose bleeding. Intense concentration face. Blue energy aura. Particles and debris levitating. Dark background. Supernatural VFX. --ar 3:4

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6. Glowing Eyes Telekinesis Awakening

Top-down perspective AI portrait based on the uploaded [reference] photo. Keep the person’s original facial features and likeness clearly recognizable. Reimagine the person standing on cemetery ground, eyes glowing electric cyan-white with supernatural energy, subtle nosebleed. They hold a vintage boombox. Friends in 1980s clothing look up in awe. Background: Desaturated teal-green grass, Stranger Things season 4 color grading. Dramatic eye glow VFX, rim lighting, cinematic sci-fi thriller. --ar 9:16

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7. Energy Wave Burst (Scream)

Depict the person kneeling on the ground, screaming, generating a massive translucent energy shockwave that distorts the air. Debris and leaves are lifted off the ground. Eyes glow white. Dark moody environment similar to the Void in Stranger Things. Supernatural energy VFX, cinematic power awakening moment. --ar 9:16

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Stranger Things Y2K Retro-Futurism & Digital Aesthetics

8. Millennium Matrix Code Vortex (Y2K)

Apply a supernatural millennium aesthetic to the person in the provided image. Keep their identity clearly recognizable. The subject is interacting with a digital vortex of cascading green Matrix-style code and Stranger Things red particles, wearing an iridescent windbreaker and butterfly clips. Their hand glows with digital cyan energy. Background: swirling "2000" numbers and Windows 98 errors. Retro-futuristic color grading, glitch overlays. --ar 2:3

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9. Neon Number Backlight Poster

Generate a Stranger Things character poster featuring the subject from the input photo. Ensure the face remains distinct and focused. The person stands centered in a dark Upside Down forest, backlit by a massive glowing neon-red number "5". They wear a grey winter jacket with a moody expression. Background: twisted tree silhouettes. Bottom text overlay: Retro red neon typography reading "STRANGER THINGS". Netflix series poster aesthetic, cinematic lighting. --ar 2:3

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10. Neon Silhouette AI (Synthwave)

Person silhouette portrait in Stranger Things synthwave style. Neon pink and blue gradients. Grid floor reflecting 80s retro wave aesthetic. Palm tree silhouettes. Sunset background. Vaporwave colors. Outrun art style. Nostalgic futuristic blend. --ar 9:16

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Stranger Things Portals, Rifts & The Upside Down Entrances

11. Living Room Wall Crack Portal

A cinematic shot placing the person from the reference photo in a 1980s living room. They are reaching toward a massive, jagged crack in the wall glowing with pulsating red-orange energy, inspired by the rift in Stranger Things. Tendrils of the Upside Down seep through. Contrast between the warm floral wallpaper room and the cold, dark dimension visible through the crack. Cinematic supernatural thriller aesthetic, photorealistic. --ar 4:3

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12. Glowing Red Gateway (Upside Down)

Person standing before massive glowing red portal to Stranger Things’ Upside Down dimension. Tentacles and vines emerging from gateway. Dark forest setting. Ominous red lighting with particle effects. Eerie atmosphere. Fog and mist. Cinematic wide angle. Horror movie aesthetic. --ar 16:9

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13. Neon Red Doorway (Hawkins Lab)

Render the subject walking confidently through a glowing neon-red doorway in an abandoned Hawkins Lab hallway of Stranger Things. Thick black organic vines (Mind Flayer vines) crawl across the walls and floor. The doorway emits intense crimson light. Flickering green EXIT sign. Moody sci-fi horror aesthetic, volumetric fog, ultra-detailed textures. --ar 16:9

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Demogorgon & Creature Encounters

14. Highway to the Upside Down

A wide-angle poster shot featuring the profile of the person in the photo as a lone traveler on an empty highway facing a "WELCOME TO HAWKINS" sign. Above, the Mind Flayer (Shadow Monster) from Stranger Things looms from apocalyptic red-black storm clouds, tentacles reaching down. The person wears a bomber jacket and carries a bat. Red lightning, cracked pavement, 80s sci-fi horror movie poster style. --ar 16:9

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15. Demogorgon Encounter (Monster Face)

Terrifying close encounter of person facing Demogorgon creature from Stranger Things. Demogorgon flower-like head opening. Dark Hawkins forest night. Dramatic horror lighting. Person showing fear. Monster detailed texture. Mist and fog effects. Cinematic tension. --ar 3:4

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16. Rearview Mirror Monster Chase

Interior car shot from the driver's perspective. The driver's shocked face (based on the reference photo) is visible in the rearview mirror. Through the rear window, a Demodog silhouette lunges at the car, backlit by red atmospheric glow. Rain on glass. Tense horror movie moment, dramatic lighting, cinematic car chase aesthetic. --ar 16:9

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17. Basement Stairs Chase

Capture a dynamic action shot of the subject running up wooden basement stairs, looking back in terror. At the bottom of the stairs, a Demogorgon emerges from the shadows with outstretched claws. The person holds a flashlight. Dramatic upward angle, motion blur, sharp focus on the creature. Cinematic horror composition, high contrast. --ar 2:3

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18. Vine Trap Entanglement

Visualize the user lying on the ground, struggling against thick black vines from the Upside Down wrapping around their limbs. The vines have a wet, bio-mechanical texture. Red sky and floating spores above. Desperate expression. Horror survival moment, detailed creature FX, cinematic action composition. --ar 2:3

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Stranger Things Iconic Locations & Nostalgia

19. Christmas Lights Message Wall

Place the person from the uploaded photo into the Byers' living room of Stranger Things. They are standing before the iconic wall covered in floral wallpaper and multicolored Christmas lights painted with alphabet letters. The person has their hand raised as if controlling the lights. Some bulbs flicker intensely. Vintage 80s atmosphere, film grain, warm amber lighting, cozy yet eerie. --ar 4:3

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20. Red Window Horror Scene

Close-up of the subject in a vintage 1980s bedroom, holding a yellow rotary phone to their ear with a worried expression. Behind them, the window glows with ominous blood-red light from the Upside Down. Silhouette of the Mind Flayer visible through the glass. Moody atmospheric lighting, strong red backlight, cinematic thriller composition. --ar 3:4

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21. Hawkins Middle School Hallway

A cinematic tracking shot of the user walking down the Hawkins Middle School hallway, lined with green lockers and "Go Tigers" banners. They wear an authentic 80s outfit (Members Only jacket) and Walkman headphones. Nostalgic 80s school atmosphere, film grain, Stranger Things season 1 vibes. --ar 16:9

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22. Starcourt Mall Food Court

Visualize the person sitting at a table in the Starcourt Mall food court (Stranger Things Season 3). Background: Neon signs for Scoops Ahoy, The Gap, and RadioShack. 80s mall fashion: bright windbreaker, scrunchie. Vibrant nostalgic atmosphere, pastel neon color scheme, cinematic wide angle. --ar 16:9

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23. Basement Dungeons & Dragons Night

Person at basement table playing Dungeons and Dragons. Dice, character sheets, and miniatures on table. Friends gathered around. Warm basement lighting. 80s board game night atmosphere. Cozy nostalgic setting. Detailed game props. --ar 4:5

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Stranger Things Cast Interactions & Selfies (Fan Fiction)

24. Selfie with Eleven (Telekinesis Training)

POV shot: I’m holding the phone for a friendly selfie. Eleven (Stranger Things Season 3 look) stands close beside you, her expression focused and intense. Her nose is bleeding slightly as she raises one hand, using telekinesis to make a Coke can float behind you. Retro 1980s basement setting, warm lighting with subtle red and teal shadows. A friendly, intimate selfie vibe mixed with eerie supernatural energy. Photorealistic. --ar 9:16

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25. Battle Buddy Selfie with Steve Harrington

A dynamic action selfie of the provided subject standing back-to-back with Steve Harrington (Stranger Things), who is holding his iconic nail-bat. Both are covered in grime and wearing battle-torn 80s outfits. Background: The Upside Down with red lightning. Heroic camaraderie, cinematic lighting. --ar 4:3

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26. Walkie-Talkie Selfie with Dustin

A nostalgic selfie of me (uploaded image) and Dustin Henderson (Stranger Things). Both are holding massive walkie-talkies to their ears, grinning. Dustin wears his "Camp Know Where" hat. Background: Bedroom with D&D posters. Retro 80s Polaroid aesthetic, film grain, warm lighting. --ar 1:1

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27. D&D Game Night with Mike Wheeler

Overhead shot of the user playing Dungeons & Dragons with Mike Wheeler in the basement. Mike is acting as Dungeon Master, looking intense. The table is covered in dice and character sheets. Cozy warm lighting, nostalgic 80s game night atmosphere. --ar 3:4

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28. Skateboard Chase Selfie with Max Mayfield

POV shot: A motion-blurred selfie of me (uploaded image) and Max Mayfield (Stranger Things) racing on skateboards down a suburban street. Max wears her Walkman. Golden hour lighting, wind in hair, sense of speed and freedom. Cinematic action shot. --ar 16:9

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29. Full Cast Group Photo (Cinematic)

Epic group photo of the person in the reference image with entire Stranger Things cast of characters. All main characters positioned together. Hawkins town background. Dramatic hero lighting. Ensemble cast composition. Detailed individual character features. Cinematic movie poster style. --ar 16:9

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Stranger Things Cinematic Action & Heroic Moments

30. Apocalyptic Bike Squad Poster

Epic low-angle group poster shot featuring the user as the central figure with 3 friends on BMX bikes, looking up at a red apocalyptic sky. They wear 80s outfits. Behind them, lightning strikes the Mind Flayer silhouette. Distressed neon title "STRANGER THINGS" glows in the sky. Teal and orange color grading, epic movie poster composition, 80s adventure aesthetic. --ar 2:3

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31. Nail Bat Hero Pose (Upside Down)

Full-body heroic portrait of the person in the reference image standing in the Upside Down, holding Steve’s iconic nail bat on their shoulder. They wear a leather jacket and aviators. Background: Twisted vines and Demobats flying in the red mist. Blue-green environmental lighting mixed with warm rim light. Season 4 aesthetic, ultra-realistic. --ar 9:16

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32. Eddie Style Guitar Solo (Metal Moment)

Visualize the subject in the reference image as a metalhead performing an intense electric guitar solo on top of a trailer in the Upside Down, honoring Eddie Munson's "Master of Puppets" scene. Red lightning strikes, Demobats swarm the sky. Dramatic low-angle hero shot, concert lighting, epic heavy metal aesthetic. --ar 2:3

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33. Hero Team Slow Motion Walk

Cinematic slow-motion shot of the person in the reference image leading a 5-person team walking in V-formation towards the camera. They carry improvised weapons (slingshot, bat, axe). Background: Burning Hawkins lab. Dramatic backlighting creating silhouettes. Epic movie poster composition, dust particles, 4K quality. --ar 16:9

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34. E.T. Style Flying Bike Silhouette

A cinematic silhouette shot of the person in the reference image on a bicycle appearing to fly across a massive setting sun, an homage to E.T. and Stranger Things. Perfect black silhouette against orange-red sky. Nostalgic 80s adventure movie vibe, dreamy golden hour. --ar 16:9

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Upside Down & Supernatural Details

35. Upside Down Transformation (Split View)

Split composition showing person transitioning between normal Hawkins and Upside Down dimension of Stranger Things. Left side normal colorful world, right side dark decayed mirror version. Vines and particles. Cold vs warm lighting. Reality distortion effect. --ar 16:9

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36. Upside Down Lake Float

Split-level shot showing the person in the reference image floating in Lovers Lake. Above water: Normal night forest. Below water: The Upside Down dimension of Stranger Things with red spores and dead vines. Ethereal underwater atmosphere, haunting composition, volumetric light rays. --ar 9:16

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37. Static Electricity Hair (Danger Sense)

A cinematic portrait of the subject in the reference image standing with their hair standing straight up due to static electricity (Stranger Things’ Will Byers style sense). They look frantic. Background: Dark stormy field. Supernatural electromagnetic disturbance, dramatic lighting highlighting floating hair. --ar 9:16

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How to Write the Best Stranger Things Prompts

To get that authentic Stranger Things look, you need to use the right visual language. Here is a checklist of core visual elements to include in your prompts:

• Color Palette: Use “neon red and cyan,” “80s warm nostalgia,” “Upside Down cold blue,” or “high contrast black and red” to set the mood immediately.
• Special Effects: Keywords like “floating ash particles,” “red lightning,” “glowing veins,” “nosebleed,” and “crackling static energy” are essential for supernatural shots.
• Creature Design: Be specific with monsters. Use terms like “Demogorgon flower-head,” “Mind Flayer shadow silhouette,” or “wet organic vines” to get the texture right.
• Setting the Scene: Anchor your image with locations like “Starcourt Mall neon,” “Hawkins Lab hallway,” “Byers’ living room with Christmas lights,” or “The Void (black water floor).”
• 80s Props: Don’t forget the details: “Walkman headphones,” “nail bat,” “BMX bikes,” “vintage arcade cabinets,” and “denim jackets” sell the era.

Summary

The world of Stranger Things is vast, terrifying, and deeply nostalgic. With these Gemini Nano Banana Pro prompts, you have everything you need to insert yourself or your characters into Hawkins history. From the neon glow of the Starcourt Mall to the chilling silence of the Void, you can explore every corner of the Duffer Brothers’ universe. Don’t just watch the finale—be a part of it. Load up Mew Design, upload a selfie, and see what happens when you open the door to the Upside Down.

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30+ Gemini Prompts for Zootopia 2: Nick & Judy, Selfies & More

Dec 12, 2025

Yang

Product Manager & Design Expert & CEO

With Zootopia 2 finally hitting theaters, the hype is real. We are all ready to dive back into the sprawling districts of Tundratown and Sahara Square, meet new characters like Gary the snake, and see what trouble Nick and Judy get into next. And for many fans, the magic of the movie naturally lingers — a feeling you want to hold onto just a little longer.

I’ve been testing the Gemini Nano Banana Pro model, and it is surprisingly good at capturing that specific “Disney” fur texture and lighting. Whether you are shipping Nick and Judy (WildeHopps forever), imagining yourself taking a selfie with Officer Clawhauser, or wondering what the cast would look like as humans, this model can handle it.

You can try these prompts in Google Gemini if you have a Pro subscription, but for the best creative control, I recommend Mew Design. It’s powered by Nano Banana Pro and Gemini 3 but tuned for designers. You get free AI credits just for signing up, and it’s perfect for maintaining character consistency across a series of images.

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30+ Best Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompts for Zootopia

Here is my curated list of AI Zootopia prompts, covering everything from Nick and Judy romantic dates to character transformations. Copy, paste, and start creating.

1. Nick × Judy Romantic Date Illustration Series

I want to generate a complete 10-image illustration series of Nick Wilde × Judy Hopps going on various romantic dates.
The entire series must share a unified art style, consistent character designs, consistent color palette, and a cohesive emotional tone.
The style should be: 2D hand-drawn illustration with colored-pencil + watercolor texture, soft shading, expressive line work, warm lighting, and subtle glitter highlights.
The atmosphere should feel warm, romantic, playful, and charming—similar to Zootopia fan-illustration aesthetics.
Below are the 10 scenes, each with its own individual prompt, but all must maintain the same overall art direction and visual consistency.

① Ballroom First Dance

Prompt 01:
2D hand-drawn Zootopia fan illustration, colored-pencil + watercolor texture, soft shading, glitter highlights, expressive emotions.
Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps dancing together in a softly lit ballroom. Nick wears a black tuxedo; Judy wears a shimmering pastel gown. They hold each other gently, smiling with affectionate eye contact. Golden lights glow in the background with soft sparkles drifting in the air. Clean, warm backdrop.
--ar 3:4

② Roller Coaster Date (Amusement Park)

Prompt 02:
2D hand-drawn Zootopia illustration, sketchy pencil lines + watercolor texture, dynamic motion, glitter reflections.
Nick and Judy riding a roller coaster together. Judy looks excited, gripping the bar with sparkling wide eyes. Nick laughs nervously, wind blowing through his fur and tie. Behind them: ferris wheel, carousel, colorful amusement park lights. Energetic, playful composition.
--ar 3:4

③ Ferris Wheel Sunset Moment

Prompt 03:
Soft watercolor + colored-pencil style, romantic lighting, gentle sparkles.
Nick and Judy sitting inside a ferris wheel gondola at sunset. Judy leans lovingly on Nick’s shoulder; Nick wraps his tail around her. Warm pink-orange sky, city lights glowing softly below. A quiet, intimate moment.
--ar 3:4

④ Cherry Blossom Date

Prompt 04:
Pastel watercolor tones, drifting petals, dreamy mood, gentle line work.
Nick and Judy walking under blooming cherry blossom trees. Pink petals fall around them. Judy laughs happily while Nick holds a small umbrella over both of them. Soft breeze, romantic springtime feeling.
--ar 3:4

⑤ Night Market Food Date

Prompt 05:
Cozy lantern lighting, watercolor textures, glitter highlights on lights.
Nick and Judy exploring a night market. Judy holds a skewer of snacks, sparkling with excitement; Nick teases her and steals one. Warm glowing stalls, blurred bokeh lanterns in the background. Comforting, lively atmosphere.
--ar 3:4

⑥ Beach Sunset Walk

Prompt 06:
Soft golden sunset, watercolor texture, sparkling ocean reflections.
Nick and Judy walking barefoot along the shoreline at sunset. Judy holds her shoes in one paw; Nick’s tail sways beside her. Waves shimmer with warm light. Calm, romantic silhouette composition.
--ar 3:4

⑦ Movie Theater Date

Prompt 07:
Dim warm cinema lighting, watercolor shadows, expressive faces.
Nick and Judy sitting together in a movie theater. Judy leans slightly toward Nick with popcorn; Nick pretends to watch the movie but sneaks a loving glance at her. Soft screen-light reflections on their faces.
--ar 3:4

⑧ Snowy Winter Walk

Prompt 08:
Snowflake sparkles, warm scarves, watercolor cool-tone palette.
Nick and Judy strolling through a snowy park. Judy’s breath forms tiny clouds; Nick gently brushes snow off her head. Bright snowflakes glow softly in warm holiday lighting.
--ar 3:4

⑨ Romantic Kiss Moment

Prompt 09:
Warm pastel background, subtle glitter, tender expressions.
Nick and Judy sharing a gentle romantic kiss. Judy stands on tiptoes holding Nick’s collar; Nick leans down with his eyes half-closed. Petals or soft sparkles float behind them. Minimal clean backdrop.
--ar 3:4

⑩ Ring Gift Surprise (Not a wedding, just romantic)

Prompt 10:
Warm intimate lighting, soft watercolor glow, emotional sweetness.
Nick gives Judy a small ring box during a date. Judy’s eyes widen with joy; Nick rubs the back of his neck shyly while smiling. Soft twinkle lights behind them, gentle glitter sparkle on the ring box. --ar 3:4

Pro Tip: The above prompt is intended for Mew Design’s Deep Mode. Mew Design’s AI design agent makes it incredibly easy to generate the images you want through natural language conversations. Its Deep Mode is especially powerful—perfect for creating a full series of illustrations while keeping character design, style, and details consistent from image to image. If the result isn’t quite what you envisioned, simply tap the Refine button in the bottom-right corner and describe what you’d like adjusted to get an improved version. And when you just want quick, single-image outputs, Fast Mode lets you generate them in seconds. Just copy and paste the prompt one-by-one.

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2. Zootopia Christmas Comic (4-Panel)

4-panel Christmas-themed Zootopia fan comic featuring Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps, anime/manga-style illustration, warm winter colors, romantic holiday atmosphere, expressive character emotions, soft snow, glowing street lights.
Panel 1: Nick and Judy walk side-by-side through a softly snowing Zootopia street.
Panel 2: Judy shyly offers Nick a small wrapped gift, eyes sparkling.
Panel 3: Nick pulls out a tiny carrot-shaped ornament and hands it to Judy.
Panel 4: A mistletoe hangs above them. Nick notices first; Judy looks up with surprise and soft warmth.
Anime/manga line art, cozy winter tones. --ar 4:5

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3. Multi-Style Nick & Judy Romantic Wedding Illustrations

Generate a complete multi-style wedding illustration collection featuring Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps from Zootopia.
Include the following scenes and artistic styles. Keep all scenes romantic, elegant, clean, and wedding-themed.

1. 2D Watercolor Illustration Style Wedding Portrait

Zootopia wedding scene featuring Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps. Nick stands on the left wearing a navy blue wedding suit, head turned right with a gentle smile. Judy stands on the right wearing an elegant lace bridal gown, holding a bouquet, head turned left as she looks at Nick. Soft watercolor texture, pastel colors, delicate shading, gentle outlines, warm romantic storybook mood, white background. --ar 3:4

2. Anime-Style Wedding Portrait

Anime-style illustration of Nick and Judy in wedding attire. Nick in a stylish dark suit looking right; Judy in a white lace wedding dress looking left, softly blushing. Bright expressive eyes, detailed fur rendering, sparkles, soft lighting, clean white background. --ar 3:4

3. Classic Oil Painting Wedding Portrait

Elegant oil painting portrait of Nick and Judy in wedding clothing. Rich textures, artistic brushstrokes, warm golden highlights, museum-style romantic composition. Nick in a formal suit, Judy in a lace embroidered gown. White or ivory background. --ar 3:4

4. Storybook Fairy-Tale Wedding Illustration

Fairy-tale style pastel wedding illustration. Nick in a charming blue suit, Judy in a floral lace dress holding a bouquet. Soft outlines, dreamy warm atmosphere, clean white background. --ar 3:4

5. Fashion Editorial Wedding Illustration

Stylish fashion-editorial wedding portrait of Nick and Judy. Sleek designer suit for Nick, high-fashion lace bridal gown for Judy. Minimalist white background, refined shading, elegant posing. --ar 3:4

6. Chibi Cute Wedding Style

Chibi-style wedding artwork of Nick and Judy. Small adorable proportions, sparkling eyes, cute outfits, Judy holding a tiny bouquet. Soft pastel palette, white background. --ar 1:1 or 3:4

KISS SCENE STYLES
7. Anime Romantic Kiss

Nick gently lifts Judy’s veil as they share a soft emotional wedding kiss. Detailed wedding outfits, warm light, floating petals, sparkles, romantic close-up framing, white or softly blurred background. --ar 3:4

8. Watercolor Kiss Scene

Hand-painted watercolor illustration of Nick and Judy kissing. Judy’s veil flowing softly, Nick smiling tenderly. Pastel tones, gentle outlines, emotional warmth, minimal clean background. --ar 3:4

RING EXCHANGE STYLES
9. Anime Ring Exchange

Nick places a wedding ring on Judy’s paw. Judy blushes with teary eyes. Detailed lace textures, glowing soft background, sparkles, emotional anime atmosphere. --ar 3:4

10. Storybook Watercolor Ring Exchange

Watercolor pastel illustration of Nick and Judy exchanging rings. Judy extends her paw gracefully, Nick smiles warmly. Soft shading, dreamy white background. --ar 3:4

11. Cinematic Ring Exchange

Close-up cinematic shot of Nick placing the ring on Judy’s finger. Bloom lighting, emotional eye contact, elegant suit and gown textures, bokeh sparkles, ivory or white background. --ar 16:9 or 3:4

12. 3D Disney Realistic Wedding Style (Near Movie Quality)

Highly detailed 3D Disney-style rendering of Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps exchanging rings. Realistic fur, subsurface scattering, film-quality lighting.
Nick in a tailored navy suit placing a ring on Judy’s finger. Judy in a flowing lace gown with embroidered details, emotional eyes, cinematic depth of field, warm bloom light, soft sparkles. Clean white or elegant blurred background. --ar 3:4

Pro Tip: The above prompt is intended for Mew Design’s Deep Mode, which allows you to create a full series of illustrations at once. If the result isn’t quite what you envisioned, simply tap the Refine button in the bottom-right corner and describe what you’d like adjusted to get an improved version. And when you just want quick, single-image outputs, Fast Mode lets you generate them in seconds. Just copy and paste the prompt one-by-one.

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4. Zootopia 2 Selfie with Judy and Nick AI - Movie Theater Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. A vibrant stylized selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde at a Zootopia 2 movie theater premiere. Judy in her police uniform on the left, Nick in his casual green shirt on the right, person in the center. Cinematic movie theater background with glowing Zootopia 2 posters. Warm studio lighting, soft focus on background, sharp focus on faces. Cheerful expressions, dynamic composition. --ar 9:16

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5. Judy Hopps Selfie AI Photo - Zootopia Police Station Scene

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Close-up selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Judy Hopps at the Zootopia Police Department. Judy in full police officer uniform with badge, standing next to person. Police station interior with desks, computers, bulletin boards. Natural office lighting with warm tones. Both smiling at camera, friendly atmosphere. Detailed fur texture on Judy. --ar 3:4

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6. Nick Wilde Selfie AI - Fox Character Photo Zootopia 2

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Stylized selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Nick Wilde in urban Zootopia setting. Nick in his signature green Hawaiian shirt and tie, leaning casually next to person. City street background with animal citizens, modern buildings. Golden hour lighting, cinematic bokeh effect. Confident, charming expressions. Sharp detail on Nick's fur and facial features. --ar 4:5

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7. Officer Clawhauser Selfie AI - Donut Loving Cheetah Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Fun selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Officer Clawhauser at ZPD reception desk. Clawhauser holding a pink frosted donut, wearing his police uniform. Colorful reception area with Gazelle posters in background. Bright cheerful lighting. Both with big smiles, playful mood. Detailed cheetah spots and expressive eyes. --ar 9:16

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8. Chief Bogo Selfie AI Photo - Buffalo Boss Zootopia Scene

Third-person photographed shot of a person [the person in the reference image] standing next to Chief Bogo, posing for a professional but natural group photo in his ZPD office. Chief Bogo wears his police chief uniform with a stern yet friendly expression. The person stands beside him, both facing the camera. Background includes ZPD flags, awards, a city map, and dramatic office lighting with soft shadows. Realistic buffalo features and detailed fur texture. Natural, authentic group photo composition without any visible devices. --ar 4:5

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9. Flash Sloth Selfie AI - DMV Scene Zootopia 2 Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Humorous selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Flash the sloth at the DMV. Flash behind the counter in DMV uniform, signature slow smile. DMV interior with waiting area, forms, typical office setting. Fluorescent lighting. Both posing patiently, comedic timing. Detailed sloth features, lazy expression. --ar 9:16

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10. Gazelle Concert Selfie AI - Pop Star Zootopia Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Energetic selfie of a person [the person in the uploaded image] with Gazelle at her concert stage. Gazelle in sparkly performance outfit, microphone in hand. Concert stage background with lights, cheering crowd silhouettes. Stage lighting with purple and blue tones. Both with excited expressions, concert energy. Detailed gazelle features, glamorous styling. --ar 16:9

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11. Judy and Nick Partnership AI - Cop Duo Photo

Candid street-shot scene of Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde working together on a case. A natural, unposed moment captured from a distant bystander’s perspective, as if taken secretly or casually. Judy is checking her notebook while analyzing clues, and Nick stands beside her with a confident, observant stance. They appear focused and unaware of the camera. Determined expressions, partnership vibe. Detailed character features, realistic fur. The setting is a city street at dusk with a police car in the background. Realistic, spontaneous “caught-in-the-moment” atmosphere, no selfie or professional setup. --ar 3:4

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12. Transform into Judy Hopps AI (Cosplay Style)

Before-and-after style image showing the same person transforming into a Judy Hopps cosplay version.
Left side — Before: The person in normal everyday clothing, standing in a neutral pose under studio lighting, simple background, natural facial expression.
Right side — After: The same person now dressed in a Judy Hopps–style ZPD patrol uniform. The outfit includes a purple tactical police vest with a gold ZPD badge, a dark blue compression undershirt, purple duty pants, reinforced knee pads, a black utility belt with small pouches and handcuffs, and black tactical boots. They wear a grey bunny-ear headband and subtle makeup inspired by Judy Hopps while keeping their own human facial features.
Side-by-side composition with consistent studio lighting and framing. --ar 4:5

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13. Transform into Nick Wilde AI (Cosplay Style)

Before-and-after transformation showing the same person in a Nick Wilde cosplay.
Left side — Before: A normal photo of the person in casual clothing, standing naturally in a full-body or half-body shot. Simple, unobtrusive background.
Right side — After: The same person dressed as Nick Wilde in a realistic cosplay style. The outfit includes Nick’s green short-sleeve button-up shirt, striped tie, tan pants, and an orange fox tail attached at the back. They wear pointed fox-ear accessories and light orange/red makeup touches inspired by Nick’s fur color, while keeping their natural human facial features.
The person has a relaxed, confident pose that matches Nick Wilde’s personality. Split-screen before-and-after composition. --ar 4:5

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14. Transform into Flash Sloth AI (Slow Motion)

Character transformation image of person as Flash the sloth. Before: person smiling, after: person with sloth features in DMV uniform. Grey-brown fur, slow friendly expression, droopy eyes. Side-by-side layout. Office background. Maintaining person's identity while adding sloth characteristics. --ar 4:5

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15. Transform into Gazelle (Pop Star)

Glamorous transformation of person into Gazelle. Before: regular person, after: person as gazelle with elegant features. Sparkly performance outfit, gazelle ears, graceful posture. Split composition. Stage lighting with sparkles. Maintaining person's beauty while adding gazelle characteristics. --ar 9:16

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16. Zootopia City Tour Selfie AI - Skyline Background Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Wide-angle selfie of person in Zootopia city with iconic skyline. Person in foreground, massive diverse animal city in background. Multiple districts visible: Sahara Square, Tundratown, Rainforest District. Golden hour lighting over city. Adventurous expression. Detailed cityscape with trains, buildings, nature zones. --ar 16:9

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17. Zootopia Sahara Square Selfie AI - Desert Scene Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Desert-themed selfie in Zootopia's Sahara Square. Person in foreground with massive palm trees, sand dunes, Middle Eastern architecture. Bright sunny atmosphere, heat wave effect. Warm desert lighting. Excited expression. Detailed desert elements, realistic sand and architecture. --ar 3:4

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18. Zootopia Tundratown Selfie AI - Winter Wonderland Photo

Snowy photography in Zootopia's Tundratown district. Person in winter clothing, snow-covered streets, icicles, frozen buildings. Cold blue-white lighting, snowfall effect. Cozy winter mood. Detailed snow texture, realistic ice formations. --ar 4:5

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19. Zootopia Train Station Selfie AI - Transit Hub Photo

Dynamic selfie at Zootopia's central train station. Person with diverse animal citizens in background, modern transit architecture. Trains arriving, busy atmosphere. Station lighting with natural light through glass ceiling. Travel mood. Detailed station design, realistic crowd. --ar 16:9

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20. Zootopia 2 Movie Poster AI Photo - Fan Art Style

Professional movie poster featuring person as the protagonist in Zootopia 2 style. Person in center with Judy and Nick beside them, city skyline background. Cinematic composition with title treatment space at top. Dramatic movie poster lighting with rim lights. Heroic pose. Hyper-detailed, commercial quality. --ar 2:3

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21. Zootopia 2 Character Group Photo AI - Full Cast Scene

Epic group photo of person with multiple Zootopia characters. Judy, Nick, Clawhauser, Bogo, Flash, Gazelle all together with person in center. ZPD headquarters background. Balanced group composition. Studio portrait lighting. Everyone smiling, team photo vibe. Detailed character features, varied poses. --ar 16:9

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22. Zootopia Police Academy Selfie AI - Training Scene Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Action selfie of person at Zootopia Police Academy training course. Person in trainee uniform, obstacle course in background. Judy demonstrating techniques. Training facility setting with equipment, other recruits. Dynamic afternoon lighting. Determined expression. Detailed academy environment. --ar 9:16

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23. Zootopia Little Rodentia Photography AI - Tiny Town Photo

Creative perspective photography in Little Rodentia district. Person appearing giant-sized next to tiny mouse buildings, miniature cars, small-scale architecture. Forced perspective composition. Bright daylight. Playful mood. Detailed miniature city elements, realistic scale contrast. --ar 4:5

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24. Zootopia Night Howler Case AI - Mystery Scene Photo

Dramatic detective-style selfie related to Night Howler case. Judy and Nick investigating, evidence in background. Dark mysterious atmosphere, flashlight lighting. Serious detective expressions. Crime scene tape, investigation equipment. Cinematic noir lighting. Detailed investigation setup. --ar 3:4

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25. Zootopia Carrot Farm Selfie AI - Bunnyburrow Countryside Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Pastoral selfie at Judy's family carrot farm in Bunnyburrow. Person with Judy among carrot fields, farm buildings, tractors. Sunny countryside setting, blue sky, white clouds. Happy rural atmosphere. Warm natural lighting. Detailed farm landscape, realistic agriculture setting. --ar 16:9

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26. Zootopia Street Market Selfie AI - Shopping Scene Photo

POV selfie-style shot from the person’s perspective. Camera not visible, hands not shown. Vibrant selfie at Zootopia street market. Person among market stalls, diverse animal vendors, colorful goods. Busy marketplace atmosphere. Natural outdoor lighting with awning shadows. Lively expression. Detailed market items, realistic crowd, ethnic diversity. --ar 3:4

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27. Zootopia Gondola Ride Selfie AI - Canal Scene Photo

Zootopia characters riding a gondola in a romantic Venice canal at golden hour. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde sit together taking a selfie with a selfie stick. A friendly otter gondolier stands at the back, rowing the gondola. Detailed Venetian architecture on both sides, warm sunset light reflecting on the water, soft glowing street lamps, highly detailed animated movie style, vibrant colors, expressive characters, cozy atmosphere, cinematic composition. --ar 4:5

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28. Zootopia Nightlife Selfie AI - Club Scene Photo

Energetic nightclub selfie in downtown Zootopia club. Person on dance floor, colorful club lights, DJ booth, dancing animal crowd. Neon and laser lighting effects. Party atmosphere. Nightclub photography style. Detailed club interior, realistic lighting effects. --ar 21:9

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29. Humanized Judy Hopps Transformation – If Judy Hopps Were Human

Split-screen comparison image.
Left side: Canonical Judy Hopps from Zootopia, a grey anthropomorphic rabbit police officer in her original 3D Disney style. She wears her ZPD patrol uniform with navy-blue compression top, light-blue armored vest with badge, tactical belt, and confident salute pose.
Right side: A humanized anime-style version of Judy Hopps. A cheerful young woman with short silver-grey hair, big violet eyes, and a lively expression. Wearing a human adaptation of her ZPD uniform: fitted navy-blue top, blue tactical vest with ZPD badge, belt with pouches, and similar salute pose. Maintains Judy’s energetic and determined personality while appearing fully human. Clean white background, high-detail anime illustration. --ar 4:5

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30. Humanized Zootopia 2 Characters Transformation – If Zootopia 2 Characters Were Human

Anime-style group illustration featuring humanized versions of six Zootopia characters standing together in a dynamic lineup.
Each character keeps their recognizable personality and color motif but appears fully human while retaining subtle visual hints from their animal origins. Clean, bright anime rendering with expressive eyes, stylized hair, and crisp shading.

Judy Hopps (humanized):
Energetic young woman with short silver-grey hair and violet eyes. Wearing a human-style ZPD patrol uniform with blue tactical vest and badge. Confident smile.

Nick Wilde (humanized):
Laid-back man with messy red-orange hair, green eyes, and a subtle smirk. Wearing Nick’s signature green shirt and striped tie. Relaxed posture.

Flash (humanized):
Calm office worker with soft brown hair, droopy relaxed eyes, gentle slow-motion smile. Wearing a green DMV-style shirt and tie. Friendly, slow-paced demeanor.

Clawhauser (humanized):
Cheerful plus-size young man with short blond hair patterned like subtle cheetah spots. Warm expressive eyes and big smile. Wearing a human ZPD uniform.

Gary De’Snake (humanized):
A playful, sharp-eyed young man inspired by a small bright-blue snake. He has messy blue hair with subtle scale-like texture and gradient turquoise highlights, bright yellow eyes with vertical pupils, and a mischievous grin showing a hint of fang-like canines. Wearing a stylish blue jacket with serpent-pattern accents and a sleek modern streetwear vibe. Lean and flexible body language that hints at snake-like agility.

Pawbert Lynxley (humanized):
Tall charismatic man with light grey-brown hair styled with lynx-inspired tufts, amber eyes, and expressive confident smile. Wearing a textured green knitted sweater and brown pants. Energetic gesture with one hand extended.

Composition:
All characters standing or posing together in a unified group portrait. Bright, clean anime art style, vivid colors, expressive faces, harmonious character spacing. White or softly blurred background. --ar 16:9

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How to Write the Best Zootopia Prompts

Getting that movie-quality look requires more than just typing “fox and bunny.” Here is the formula I use to get consistent results:

1. Define the Medium: Don’t just say “Nick Wilde.” Specify if you want a “3D Disney-style render,” a “2D hand-drawn watercolor illustration,” or an “Anime-style screenshot.” This prevents the AI from mixing styles.

2. Focus on Textures: For realistic shots, use keywords like “subsurface scattering” (for translucent ears), “detailed fur texture,” and “soft cinematic lighting.” For illustrations, try “colored-pencil texture” or “watercolor wash.”

3. Use the “Selfie” Trick: For the selfie prompts below, the keyword “POV selfie-style shot” combined with “camera not visible” is crucial. It tells the AI to frame the shot intimately without trying to render a clumsy hand holding a phone.

Summary

From romantic watercolor dates to hyper-realistic selfies with your favorite characters, Gemini Nano Banana Pro offers endless possibilities for Zootopia fans. Whether you’re excited for the new reptiles in Zootopia 2 or just want to revisit the classic duo, these prompts will help you create consistent, high-quality fan art. Remember, the best results come from iterating—so jump into Mew Design, paste a prompt, and start building your own animal kingdom today.

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20+ Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompts for Manga: Copy & Paste

Dec 8, 2025

Yang

Product Manager & Design Expert & CEO

I used to spend hours sketching out rough storyboards and trying to get the shading right on my manga panels. But recently, I started using the Gemini Nano Banana Pro model, and it honestly changed my workflow. It understands the distinct difference between a Shonen action line and a Shojo sparkle in a way previous models just couldn’t grasp.

You can try these prompts directly in Gemini, but keep in mind you usually need a paid Gemini 3 Pro account to access the best image generation features. If you want to start creating without a subscription, I recommend checking out Mew Design. It’s a AI design agent platform powered by Nano Banana Pro and Gemini 3, but it’s tuned with real design aesthetics. You get free AI credits just for signing up, and you can generate single characters or entire batches of consistent comic panels using simple natural language.

How to Generate Manga/Comic with Gemini Nano Banana Pro

Generating manga requires more than just a good prompt; you need control over the output. While raw models are powerful, they often struggle with keeping a character looking the same across different panels. Here is a simple workflow using Mew Design to keep your characters consistent and your panels sharp.

Step 1: Go to Mew Design Log in to your Mew Design account. If you are new, you will automatically receive free AI credits upon registration to start testing the Nano Banana Pro model.

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Step 2: Input Your Manga Prompt Go to the Design interface. You can type in natural language or paste one of the structured prompts from the list below. Choose either Fast Mode or Deep Mode depending on your needs. Fast Mode is ideal for generating a single detailed image, such as a manga character. Deep Mode is better for automatically creating a multi-image series.

Step 3: Refine with Conversation This is the best part about using an AI design agent. If the generated result isn’t quite right—maybe the manga ink is too heavy or the character’s eyes are the wrong color—you don’t need to rewrite the whole prompt. Just click the Refine button and type a follow-up command like, “Make the lines thinner” or “Change the background to a sunset,” and Mew Design will edit the image for you.

Step 4: Generate a Series For a comic, you need multiple panels. You can ask Mew Design to “Generate a series of xx vertical manga panels based on the same character in the reference image.” to quickly build out a full storyboard or comic strip without starting from scratch every time.

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20+ Best Nano Banana Pro Prompts for Manga & Anime

I’ve put together a list of Gemini Nano Banana Pro prompts that I personally use to get high-quality manga results. Whether you are looking for specific character sheets, full comic page layouts, or retro anime styles, you can just copy and paste these into your Nano Banana Pro AI image generator to get started.

1. The Classic Shonen Action Shot

A high-impact manga panel, black and white ink style, a young hero with spiky unkempt hair and a bandaged cheek punching forward with intense speed lines, wearing a torn martial arts gi with a kanji symbol on the chest, "impact frame" effect, debris flying, extreme fish-eye lens perspective, high contrast, G-pen texture. --ar 2:3

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2. Retro 90s Anime Screenshot

90s anime TV screenshot, a magical girl transforming, she has long flowing blonde hair with twin tails and large emerald green eyes, wearing a frilly pink dress with ribbons, soft pastel colors, vintage film grain, glowing ribbon effects, cel-shaded, starry background, nostalgic aesthetic. --ar 4:3

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3. Four-Panel (4-Koma) Comic Strip with Dialogue

A 4-panel manga strip (4-koma) layout, vertical arrangement, slice of life genre. Panel 1: A cute chibi girl with cat ears holding an empty plate, speech bubble saying "Where is my cake?". Panel 2: A chibi dog boy looking away nervously, speech bubble saying "I don't know...". Panel 3: Close up on the dog boy's face with crumbs around his mouth. Panel 4: The girl yelling comically with jagged speech bubble "Liar!", simple background, clean vector lines. --ar 1:3

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4. Cyberpunk Seinen Cityscape

Seinen manga art style, wide shot of a futuristic cyberpunk city alleyway, rain falling, heavy black shadows, neon signs (Japanese text), a lone figure walking away wearing a trench coat and a wide-brimmed hat, robotic arm visible, gritty atmosphere, detailed hatching. --ar 16:9

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5. Detailed Character Reference Sheet

Anime character reference sheet, front view, side view, and back view of a female elven knight, she has long silver braided hair and sharp ears, wearing polished silver plate armor with gold filigree and a blue cape, holding a rapier, flat colors, white background, detailed accessories, clean line art. --ar 3:2

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6. Shojo Romance Moment

Shojo manga illustration, a high school couple standing under a cherry blossom tree, the boy is tall with dark hair looking gently at the girl, the girl is looking down blushing, soft focus, sparkling bubbles and flower petals in the background, watercolor texture, delicate eyelashes, romantic mood. --ar 2:3

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7. Horror Manga Spiral (Junji Ito Style)

Horror manga style, intricate black ink lines, a surreal spiral pattern taking over a small town, a character with hollow eyes and a twisted expression pointing at the sky, speech bubble containing only "...", heavy shading, disturbing and eerie atmosphere, psychological horror. --ar 2:3

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8. Dramatic “Face Off” Splash Page

Full page manga splash art, split screen composition. Left side: Close up of a hero with a determined grin and a scar across his nose. Right side: Close up of a villain with a cold stare and glasses pushing up his frames. Lightning crackling between the split, dark background, dramatic lighting. --ar 3:2

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9. Webtoon Style Office Drama

Korean webtoon style, vertical panel format, full color. A modern office setting. A handsome CEO with sleek black hair and a sharp blue suit is leaning over a desk. He says "This report is unacceptable." in a speech bubble. Soft lighting, sharp digital painting style, webcomic aesthetic. --ar 9:16

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10. Mecha Hangar Blueprint

Sci-fi manga art, giant robot standing in a repair hangar, the robot has a mono-eye sensor and bulky shoulder cannons, tiny mechanics working on scaffolding next to it, scale comparison, technical blueprint lines, white and blue ink style, mechanical details. --ar 3:2

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11. Traditional Samurai Duel (Ink Wash)

Historical manga, two samurai drawing swords, sumi-e ink wash painting style, rough brush strokes. Samurai 1 is wearing a tattered ronin kimono. Samurai 2 is wearing full shogun armor. Motion blur, falling bamboo leaves, high contrast black and white, dramatic tension. --ar 16:9

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12. Manga Cover Art

Manga volume cover art, vibrant colors, main characters grouped together in a dynamic pose, space for title at the top. Main character is a teenage boy with fire powers, flanked by a healer girl with a staff and a tank character with a shield. Eye-catching composition, high resolution, anime poster style. --ar 2:3

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13. Emotional Close-Up (Tears)

Extreme close-up of an anime eye, tears streaming down, detailed reflection in the pupil showing a burning city, emotional and sad, monochrome with screentone shading, delicate line work, messy bangs falling over the eye. --ar 1:1

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14. Fantasy Isekai Landscape

Isekai fantasy world background, floating islands in the sky connected by giant chains, a medieval castle in the distance, establishing shot, manga style, clean lines, screentone clouds, expansive view, no characters. --ar 16:9

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15. Sports Manga Intensity

Sports manga panel, basketball player mid-air for a dunk, he has a focused expression with glowing eyes (zone mode), sweat droplets, speed lines, low angle view, highly detailed muscles and jersey with number 10, digital ink style. --ar 2:3

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16. Text Bubble Template (Scanlation Style)

A manga page layout with characters talking, large white speech bubbles placed clearly for text. Two high school students walking home, sunset lighting (screentone gradient), shadows stretching long, clean layout for lettering. --ar 2:3

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17. Cute Mascot (Chibi Style)

Chibi style mascot character, small round green dragon with tiny wings and a red scarf, holding a bubble tea with both hands, sticker art, thick outlines, flat colors, simple and cute, white background. --ar 1:1

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18. Cooking Manga (Food Focus)

"Gourmet" manga style, close up of a delicious bowl of Tonkotsu ramen, steam rising in swirls, glistening soup texture, braised pork belly slices, nori, and a soft boiled egg, sparkling effect to show deliciousness, highly detailed food art. --ar 1:1

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19. Post-Apocalyptic Wanderer

Full body design, manga character wearing a tattered crimson cloak over tactical gear, gas mask hanging around neck, face smeared with dirt, standing on desert ruins, wind blowing messy hair, intricate cross-hatching, desolate mood, Akira Toriyama influence. --ar 9:16

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20. Villain Reveal (Shadows)

Manga panel, a villain sitting on a gothic throne, face half-hidden in shadow, glowing red eyes, sharp angular features, wearing a high-collared dark suit, ominous aura effects, speech bubble says "Welcome to your doom.", gothic architecture background. --ar 2:3

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21. Crowd Scene

Busy Tokyo street crossing at Shibuya, manga style, crowd of anonymous people walking, detailed background buildings and advertisements, daytime, screentone shading for depth, birds eye view. --ar 16:9

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How to Write the Best Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompts for Manga & Comic

Getting the exact look you want for your comic isn’t just about describing the character; it’s about describing the medium and the layout. Nano Banana Pro needs to know you are making a comic, not a photograph.

Here is the basic formula I use: [Manga Sub-genre] + [Panel Description/Layout] + [Character Details & Dialogue] + [Artistic Technique/Medium] + [Ratio]

For example, instead of asking for “a boy playing soccer,” try: “Sports manga panel, low angle action shot, a boy with messy hair and a number 7 jersey kicking a soccer ball, shouting ‘Goal!’ in a jagged speech bubble, speed lines, sweat details, high contrast black and white ink. —ar 2:3”

Tips & Tricks for Generating Manga/Comic with Nano Banana Pro

• Mind the Ratio: Use --ar 2:3 for standard manga pages, --ar 16:9 for cinematic wide panels, and --ar 9:16 for Webtoon style scrolling comics.
• Define the “Ink”: If you want that authentic printed look, use keywords like “G-pen,” “Screen tone,” “Hatching,” or “Black and white ink.” Without these, the AI might give you a 3D render.
• Dialogue Control: You can specify what characters are saying by adding phrases like speech bubble saying “Hello” in your prompt. However, for perfect text, it’s often better to generate empty bubbles and add the text later in Mew Design.
• Panel vs. Illustration: Specify if you want a “Manga page layout” (which creates multiple boxes) or a “Full page illustration” (which creates one big image).

Summary

Creating manga art doesn’t have to be a struggle with anatomy or perspective anymore. With these Gemini Nano Banana Pro prompts, you can quickly generate storyboards, detailed character concepts, and finished panels. While Google’s tools are a great starting point, Mew Design offers a more focused experience for creators who need consistency and control. Give it a try—sign up, grab your free credits, and start building your story today.

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20 Creative DIY Calendar Ideas for 2026 [+AI Prompts]

Dec 7, 2025

Yang

Product Manager & Design Expert & CEO

A calendar is more than just a grid of dates; it is a canvas for your life. When you choose to DIY your calendar, you transform a mundane tool into a personal gallery—a collection of cherished memories, a showcase of artistic flair, or a highly functional planner tailored to your specific goals. Unlike mass-produced store-bought options, a custom calendar reflects your intention. Every month becomes an opportunity to tell a story, celebrate a milestone, or find daily inspiration.

Here are 20 creative DIY calendar ideas to personalize your year, along with a guide on how to generate them instantly using AI.

How to DIY Your 2026 Calendar with AI

You don’t need complex design software to create a professional-looking calendar. Mew Design is a specialized AI calendar generator that distinguishes itself from standard AI tools through six core features:

• Natural Language Design: Simply describe your vision (e.g., “A vintage botanical calendar page for April 2026”) to generate layouts.
• Zero Text Hallucinations: Guarantees 100% accurate spelling for titles, dates, and holidays.
• Pro Mode Series: Generates a cohesive 12-month calendar series in a single click, maintaining consistent style across the year.
• Real-World Knowledge: Automatically populates correct dates, days of the week, and holidays for 2026.
• Conversational Editing: Allows you to refine designs via chat (e.g., “Change the font color to blue”).
• Asset Integration: Seamlessly integrates your uploaded photos or logos into professional frames.

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Here is how to create your custom calendar in four simple steps:

1. Describe or Upload: Type a prompt describing your theme. You can generate a single month to test a style, or use Deep Mode to generate the entire year at once.
2. Generate the Calendar: Click generate. The AI analyzes your request and creates a professional layout, automatically placing the correct dates for 2026.
3. Refine with Chat: Need to make a change? Click the Refine button in the bottom-right corner of the image you want to tweak. For example, ask the AI to “make the Sunday column red” or “add a specific anniversary date.”
4. Export and Print: Once you are happy with the design, export it in high resolution. It is ready to be printed at home or sent to a professional print shop.

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20 DIY Calendar Ideas to Inspire Your 2026

Here are twenty unique concepts to help you create a meaningful custom 2026 calendar, featuring specific content angles and actionable advice.

1. The “Year in Review” Family Calendar

This is the quintessential personalized photo calendar. Instead of random photos, curate a “Year in Review” theme where each month features a memory from the same time last year. It becomes a beautiful timeline of growth, perfect for grandparents.

• Content Tip: Use a photo of last year’s snowy backyard for January, and a beach shot from last July for this July. It creates a “then vs. now” timeline that beautifully illustrates how much your children or family have grown over the last 12 months.
• Why it works: It turns your calendar into a family yearbook that celebrates the passage of time.

Prompt: Create a calendar page for January 2026. Add the family photo I uploaded. Style: Classic white with gold borders. Clean, elegant typography. Ratio: 4:5

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2. The Pet Personality Planner

Go beyond cute snapshots by capturing your pet’s unique quirks. This calendar celebrates the humor and joy animals bring to our daily lives by theming the visuals around their personality traits.

• Content Tip: Match your pet’s “mood” to the month. Is February a “lazy” month? Use a photo of them sleeping in a funny position. Is October spooky? Use AI to generate an illustration of your cat wearing a wizard hat or your dog as a pumpkin.
• Why it works: It captures the specific character of your pet, making you smile every time you check the date.

Prompt: A custom pet calendar page for October 2026. Visual: A cute cat wearing a small witch hat sitting on a pumpkin. Style: Whimsical cartoon illustration. Orange and black border.

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3. Minimalist Typography Calendar

For the design-conscious, less is more. A minimalist calendar focuses on bold, clean numbers and ample negative space. It functions as a piece of modern art for your office, keeping the focus strictly on the date without visual clutter

• Content Tip: Use the extra white space to write down only your three most important “Big Rocks” or goals for the month. This keeps your focus sharp and prevents the overwhelm of a crowded to-do list.
• Why it works: It reduces visual noise, helping you focus on your top priorities.

Prompt: A minimalist monthly calendar for 2026. Design: Black and white only. Huge, bold Helvetica font for the month name. Grid is simple lines. No illustrations.

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4. Vintage Travel Poster Series

Turn your wall into a window to the world. Create a vintage style calendar where each month features a retro travel poster of a dream destination. Think grainy textures, muted colors, and 1950s typography advertising Paris in spring or the Alps in winter

• Content Tip: Curate the destinations based on your dream itinerary for 2026. Feature ski destinations like the Swiss Alps in winter months and coastal towns like Amalfi in the summer. It serves as a visual vision board for your travel goals.
• Why it works: It acts as a daily reminder of the adventures waiting for you, keeping you motivated.

Prompt: Curate the destinations based on your dream itinerary for 2026. Feature ski destinations like the Swiss Alps in winter months and coastal towns like Amalfi in the summer. It serves as a visual vision board for your travel goals.

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5. Seasonal Recipe Calendar

This is functional decor for the kitchen. It solves the eternal question of “what’s for dinner?” by providing seasonal inspiration right on your wall.

• Content Tip: Match recipes to seasonal produce to encourage sustainable eating. Feature a hearty root vegetable stew in November and a light berry salad in June. You can even scan handwritten recipe cards from your grandmother to add a sentimental touch.
• Why it works: It combines meal planning with decor, encouraging you to cook with the seasons.

Prompt: A recipe calendar page for November 2026. Visual: Watercolor illustration of a roasted turkey and vegetables. Text: Includes a small recipe card sidebar. Style: Rustic farmhouse.

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6. Kids’ Art Gallery

Declutter your fridge and preserve your child’s creativity professionally. This makes a fantastic gift for relatives who want to see what the grandkids are creating.

• Content Tip: Scan the artwork rather than photographing it for better quality. Organize the art by color—use “cool” colored drawings (blues, purples) for winter months and “warm” colored art (reds, yellows) for summer to give the calendar a cohesive flow.
• Why it works: It validates your child’s creativity and creates a permanent archive of their artistic development.

Prompt: A colorful calendar page for May 2026 designed to frame a child’s drawing. Background: Crayon texture and playful doodles. Large empty space in the center for uploading artwork.

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7. Daily Affirmations & Motivation

Turn your calendar into a mental health tool. Instead of just tracking dates, use it to set the emotional tone for your month using powerful typography.

• Content Tip: Choose affirmations that counter seasonal slumps. In January, focus on “New Beginnings.” In highly stressful months like December, use calming quotes like “Peace over Perfection.” This helps align your mindset with the rhythm of the year.
• Why it works: It integrates mindfulness into your daily planning routine, offering emotional support.

Prompt: A motivational calendar for January 2026. Feature the quote ‘Fresh Start’ in bold, modern typography. Background: Abstract geometric shapes in calming sage green and cream.

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8. Botanical & Garden Planner

Perfect for plant lovers, this calendar acts as a visual guide for the gardening year, featuring illustrations of flora that blooms in that specific month.

• Content Tip: Use the captions or notes section to add gardening reminders specific to that month, such as “Plant tulip bulbs” in October or “Prune roses” in February. It makes the beautiful botanical illustrations functionally useful.
• Why it works: It helps gardeners stay organized while bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside.

Prompt: A botanical calendar page for March 2026. Visual: Detailed vintage botanical illustration of daffodils and tulips. Style: Cream paper background, elegant serif font.

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9. Corporate Brand & Industry Events

For businesses, a company branded calendar is a year-round touchpoint. The key to getting clients to hang it up is making it useful, not just promotional.

• Content Tip: Pre-fill the calendar with important industry dates, tax deadlines, or major conferences relevant to your clients. This transforms it from a piece of marketing swag into an essential reference tool for their office.
• Why it works: It provides genuine utility to your clients, keeping your brand top-of-mind every day.

Prompt: A corporate wall calendar for 2026. Header: Includes placeholder for [Company Logo]. Style: Professional, clean lines, navy blue and white. Mark standard US Holidays.

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10. The “Instax” Photo Collage

Life is messy and wonderful, and sometimes one photo isn’t enough. This layout captures the “b-roll” of your life—the candid, unposed moments that define your year.

• Content Tip: Use this format to tell a micro-story for the month. For a vacation month, don’t just use one landscape shot; use a collage of the food, the ticket stubs, and the funny selfies to capture the full vibe of the trip.
• Why it works: It takes the pressure off finding one “perfect” shot and allows you to celebrate the small, authentic moments.

Prompt: A photo collage calendar for June 2026. Layout: Three frames that look like Polaroid photos scattered at the top. Background: Corkboard texture. Date grid at the bottom.

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11. Zodiac & Astrology

Tap into the mystical trend. A zodiac calendar dedicates each month to its corresponding star sign, featuring constellation maps, horoscope traits, and mystical color palettes (deep blues, purples, and golds).

• Content Tip: Highlight the start of each zodiac season (e.g., “Leo Season Begins”) and major astrological events like Mercury Retrograde directly on the dates. It serves as a fun guide for friends who follow astrology.
• Why it works: It connects your daily schedule with your personal interests in spirituality and the cosmos.

Prompt: An astrology calendar page for February 2026 (Aquarius). Visual: Gold constellation lines on a deep navy blue starry background. Mystical and elegant style.

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12. Adult Coloring Calendar

Create an interactive relaxation tool. An outline-style calendar features intricate black-and-white line art—like mandalas or cityscapes—that you color in yourself. It turns your calendar into a monthly stress-relief activity.

• Content Tip: Choose intricate designs like mandalas or cityscapes. Keep a set of colored pencils near the calendar and color in a small section every day you complete a habit (like drinking water or exercising) as a visual habit tracker.
• Why it works: It turns your calendar into a daily mindfulness ritual and visual progress bar.

Prompt: A coloring book style calendar for 2026. Visual: Intricate black and white mandala pattern at the top. The user can color it in. Clean date grid below.

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13. Dark Academia Aesthetic

This style is perfect for students, writers, or anyone who loves a moody, intellectual vibe. It turns a study space into a sanctuary with leather textures and deep colors.

• Content Tip: Pair the moody visuals with literary quotes from classic authors like Oscar Wilde or Virginia Woolf. It reinforces the scholarly atmosphere and provides intellectual inspiration.
• Why it works: It creates a cozy, focused atmosphere that encourages reading and study.

Prompt: A Dark Academia aesthetic calendar for October 2026. Visual: An old library with leather books and a candle. Colors: Deep brown, forest green, and gold.

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14. Couples’ Love Story

A romantic gesture that documents your journey together. This makes for a thoughtful anniversary or Valentine’s gift that celebrates your relationship.

• Content Tip: Mark your specific relationship milestones directly on the dates—not just “Anniversary,” but “First Date,” “The day we got the dog,” or “First apartment move-in.” It celebrates the unique history you share.
• Why it works: It serves as a daily reminder of your shared love and the life you are building together.

Prompt: A romantic calendar page for February 2026. Layout: Heart-shaped photo frame for a couple’s photo. Add the photo I uploaded in the frame. Background: Soft pink watercolor wash. Highlight Feb 14th.

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15. The “Ugly” Sweater Calendar

Inject some humor into your year with a kitschy, texture-based design. This is perfect for lighthearted environments.

• Content Tip: This is great for an office or community board where you want to keep things fun. You can even organize a real “Ugly Sweater Day” to match the calendar’s theme in December or July (Christmas in July).
• Why it works: It brings a smile to your face and fosters a sense of fun and community.

Prompt: A funny calendar page for December 2026. Background: A knitted pattern that looks like an ugly Christmas sweater (red and green reindeer). Font looks like cross-stitch.

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16. Watercolor Landscapes

A soft, artistic choice that acts as changing wall art. It keeps your room looking fresh and open by matching the visual mood to the season.

• Content Tip: Select landscapes that match the energy you want for that season. Choose calm, still lakes for stressful months to induce relaxation, and vibrant, bright meadows for spring months to induce energy.
• Why it works: It uses color psychology to subtly influence the mood of your room throughout the year.

Prompt: A watercolor calendar for August 2026. Visual: A serene beach scene with soft waves and sand. Style: Artistic, loose brushstrokes, calming blue and beige tones.

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17. Cyberpunk & Sci-Fi

Designed for gamers and tech enthusiasts, this style fits perfectly into an RGB-lit setup with neon lights and digital glitches.

• Content Tip: Mark the release dates of major video games, tech conventions, or sci-fi movie premieres. It transforms the calendar into a “hype tracker” for your favorite hobbies.
• Why it works: It matches the aesthetic of modern gaming setups, making the calendar feel like part of the gear.

Prompt: A cyberpunk style calendar for 2026. Visual: Futuristic city street with neon pink and blue lights. Font: Digital glitch style. Dark background.

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18. Digital Desktop Wallpaper

Not all calendars need to be printed. Design a digital desktop wallpaper calendar to organize your computer screen. You can create 12 backgrounds where the calendar grid is integrated into the artwork, keeping your desktop clean and functional.

• Content Tip: Organize your desktop icons around the calendar grid. Use the “negative space” in the artwork to group your folders (e.g., “To Do” folders on the left, “Archive” on the right) for a clean digital workspace.
• Why it works: It provides organization without physical clutter, perfect for minimalists.

Prompt: A digital desktop wallpaper calendar for 2026. Aspect ratio 16:9. Visual: Minimalist mountain vector art. Small, unobtrusive calendar grid on the right side.

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19. The “Bucket List” Challenge

Make 2026 a year of action. A bucket list calendar includes a monthly challenge or goal at the top of the page, such as “Read a new book,” “Try a new hiking trail,” or “Cook a new recipe.”

• Content Tip: Don’t just list a goal; schedule it. If the challenge for July is “Host a BBQ,” circle a specific Saturday in July as the target date. Writing it down drastically increases the likelihood of it happening.
• Why it works: It moves goals from “someday” to “today,” encouraging active living.

Prompt: A bucket list calendar for January 2026. Text at top: ‘Challenge: Hike a new trail’. Visual: Illustration of hiking boots and a map. Style: Adventure vector art.

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20. Abstract Geometric Art

If you prefer modern design, an abstract calendar uses shapes, lines, and colors to create composition. It focuses on the aesthetic balance of the page rather than specific illustrations, making it a versatile choice for any room.

• Content Tip: Coordinate the color palette with your room’s decor. If your office has yellow accents, generate a calendar with mustard and grey geometry. It ensures the calendar feels like a deliberate part of your interior design.
• Why it works: It provides a clean, modern look that enhances your room’s aesthetic without demanding attention.

Prompt: An abstract geometric calendar for 2026. Visual: Bauhaus style composition with circles and triangles. Colors: Mustard yellow, grey, and black. Clean grid.

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Final Words

Designing a custom 2026 calendar gives you the opportunity to organize your year exactly how you want it. Whether you are building a sentimental photo archive to share with family or a sleek tool to boost your productivity, the result is something uniquely yours. With AI tools like Mew Design, the technical hassle of grids and formatting is removed, leaving you with the fun part: pure creativity. Start planning your year today.

FAQs About DIY Calendar

What is the best paper for printing DIY calendars?

For a professional feel, use matte or semi-gloss cardstock (between 170-250 gsm). This weight is sturdy enough to hang on a wall without curling but flexible enough for spiral binding.

Can AI generate the calendar dates correctly?

Yes. Advanced AI calendar generators like Mew Design possess real-world knowledge. They automatically place dates, days of the week, and holidays for 2026 correctly, so you never have to manually type in numbers.

How do I bind my DIY calendar?

You have several options: use a simple binder clip for a minimalist hanging look, take your pages to a local print shop for professional spiral binding, or punch holes and use a nice ribbon for a rustic, handmade feel.

Is it cheaper to make my own calendar?

Generally, yes. Creating a digital file with a free AI calendar maker and printing it locally is often much more affordable than buying high-end boutique calendars, plus it offers far more personalization and sentimental value.

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Seedream‑4.5 Official Release: Real-World Prompt Tests and Results

Dec 3, 2025

Yang

Product Manager & Design Expert & CEO

Bytedance has officially released the new Doubao-Seedream-4.5 image generation model on Volcengine. After testing it with a variety of prompts and reference images, Seedream-4.5 feels like a solid, production-ready upgrade over Seedream 4.0, especially for editing, multi-image composition, and design use cases such as posters and logos.

Seedream 4.5 vs Seedream 4.0 (Internal evaluation for reference)

Below is a concise review from a product testing point of view.

What Is Seedream-4.5?

Doubao-Seedream-4.5 is Bytedance’s latest image creation model, available on Volcengine (Volcano Engine). It is designed for:

• Multi-image composition and character continuity
• High-fidelity photo editing with strong detail and tone preservation
• Portrait beautification and small-face handling
• Clear small-text generation for posters, UI, and branding
• Better visual aesthetics and stronger reasoning for complex prompts

Compared with Seedream 4.0, version 4.5 aims to be both more controllable for editing and more creative for concept art and design.

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1. Multi-Image Composition: Stable Character Continuity

One of the biggest upgrades is multi-image composition. In our tests, Seedream-4.5 reliably recognized the main subject across several input images and kept that subject visually consistent.

Test 1: Background replacement with multiple references

Prompt: “Replace the background of woman in image 1 with the seaside from image 2, and add two hot air balloons from image 3 in the sky.”

Reference image 1

Reference image 2

Reference image 3

Result image

Result: The model kept the woman’s face, hairstyle, and clothing highly consistent with the source. The seaside background and hot air balloons blended naturally, with lighting and color adjusted to a coherent scene instead of looking copy-pasted.

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Test 2: Merge multiple people into one scene with a reference style

Prompt: “Using the style of image 4, combine the characters from images 1, 2, and 3 into a single image.”

Reference image 1

Reference image 2

Reference image 3

Reference image 4

Result image

Result: Seedream-4.5 did well at preserving each person’s identity and expressions while unifying them into the target style. Skin tone, clothing, and posture were preserved, but the overall color palette, lighting, and texture matched the reference image’s style. Character continuity was noticeably more stable than typical multi-image models that often change faces or distort proportions between renders.

Overall, for creative workflows that need multiple reference images (moodboards, character sheets, product shots), the multi-image capability of 4.5 feels mature and reliable.

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2. Extreme Original-Image Preservation: Faces, Lighting, and Details

Seedream-4.5 is also positioned as a strong editing model. In direct tests, it clearly improved over Seedream 4.0 in how well it keeps the original face, lighting, and detailed structure.

Subject consistency in portraits

Example prompt:

“Using image 1 as reference, generate a realistic street photography portrait: modern city street background, daytime, strong atmosphere, subject looking at the camera, natural light, clean background.”

Reference image

Result image

Result: The generated image stayed very close to the original person’s facial structure and features. The lighting direction and skin tone remained consistent with the original, while the background and framing were updated as requested. The output looked like a real location shoot instead of a fully synthetic face.

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Editing with objects and props

Example prompt:

“Using the orange cat’s front view as reference, generate a front-facing shot of the same cat wearing blue-light-blocking glasses and a plaid shirt, sitting at a desk in front of a computer. Its paws are randomly typing on a keyboard, with coffee cups and a stack of documents around. Precisely keep the orange fur color and chubby face, with photo-level realism.”

Reference image

Result image

Result: The model preserved the cat’s fur color and face shape, and the added glasses, outfit, and office setting looked natural, not pasted on. Fur detail and lighting on the glasses were consistent with the scene, which is where many models break immersion.

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Creative transformation while keeping the core object

Example prompt:

“Using the reference image’s volleyball concept, create a new creative volleyball-themed image.”

Reference image

Result image

Result: The core idea of “volleyball” and the original visual style carried over, but the model produced a fresh composition instead of a simple copy. It seems to understand the concept beyond just copying pixels.

This makes Seedream-4.5 especially suitable as a “smart retouching tool” for photography, e-commerce, and brand assets: you can ask for big changes while keeping the identity and core features of the original subject.

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3. Structure & Pose Preservation: Fine-Grained Editing

When asked to edit specific parts of an image while keeping the pose and overall geometry, Seedream-4.5 showed strong control.

Material and lighting change with fixed pose

Example prompt:

“Keep the model’s pose and the flowing shape of the liquid dress unchanged. Change the dress material from silver metal to completely transparent glass. Through the flowing water, we can see the skin details. Change the lighting from reflection to refraction.”

Reference image

Result image

Result: The pose and silhouette remained almost identical to the input. The model successfully switched the material to a glass-like look, with believable refraction and skin visibility. The fact that it preserved both pose and liquid shape while changing material and lighting is a key sign of improved editing consistency.

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Adding complex background elements

Example prompt:

“There is a floating ‘sky city’ behind the person: a floating island castle covered in greenery, European architecture, surrounded by clouds, in a fantasy style.”

Reference image

Result image

Result: The main person stayed sharp and unchanged. The sky city integrated nicely with proper depth and atmospheric perspective, without deforming the subject or breaking edges. This balance of foreground preservation and background creativity is strong, especially for fantasy portrait posters.

These tests confirm Seedream-4.5’s strength in “surgical edits”: keep composition and pose, but change materials, environment, and effects.

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4. Posters, Logos, and Small Text: Ready for Design Work

For design scenarios, Seedream-4.5 clearly targets professional layout and typography tasks.

Poster layout and branding

In our tests with poster-style prompts, Seedream-4.5 produced structured compositions with clear hierarchy: main visual, title, subtitle, and smaller copy all fit into well-balanced layouts. The framing rarely felt random, and there was a clear sense of foreground, midground, and background.

Seedream 4.5 Poster Design Example 1

Seedream 4.5 Poster Design Example 2

Seedream 4.5 Poster Design Example 3

Seedream 4.5 Poster Design Example 4

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Small text clarity

Example prompt:

“Illustration style poster, several black round and cute cartoon characters, with “SHH HIDE AWAY” behind, and an English story in the lower right corner”

Seedream 4.5 Poster Generation with Small Texts

Result: Compared with Seedream 4.0, small text in Seedream-4.5 is more legible and less distorted. While you still should not expect fully controllable typography like a vector editor, the readability is good enough for many social media posters, marketing visuals, and mockups. For “quick design drafts” or art direction, this is very usable.

For teams that need fast visual prototypes of logos, brand visuals, and campaign posters, Seedream-4.5 offers a good trade-off between creative quality and text clarity.

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5. Overall Aesthetics: Cinematic Look, Light & Shadow, Composition

From a pure image-quality perspective, Seedream-4.5 shows noticeable improvements in:

• Cinematic quality: Many outputs have a film-like look with controlled contrast and color grading.

Seedream 4.5 Cinematic Look Example 1

Seedream 4.5 Cinematic Look Example 2

• Light & shadow: Lighting feels more coherent with the scene. Reflections, highlights, and shadow directions are more natural, especially in metal, glass, and night scenes.

Seedream 4.5 Light & Shadow Example 1

Seedream 4.5 Light & Shadow Example 2

• Composition: Framing is more deliberate. Subjects are usually placed with better balance, leading lines, and negative space. The results often look closer to professional photography or concept art than to “random AI art.”

Seedream 4.5 Composition Example 1

Seedream 4.5 Composition Example 2

Seedream 4.5 Composition Example 3

Combined with stronger reasoning ability, Seedream-4.5 handles complex prompts that describe multiple objects, styles, and constraints in one sentence better than 4.0. It is easier to get “first try usable” images for many real production tasks.

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6. How to Access Seedream-4.5

You can use Doubao-Seedream-4.5 through Volcengine’s Ark platform.

• Service enablement: Open the Ark console and enable the service: Click here Model name: Bytedance-Seedream-4.5

• API documentation: Full API docs are here: https://www.volcengine.com/docs/82379/1541523

Developers can integrate Seedream-4.5 into product pipelines for:

• Image generation and editing tools
• Design and marketing platforms
• E-commerce image workflows
• Internal creative assistants and content production systems

7. Pricing and Limits

Charging is simple and based on usage:

• Pay-per-call (postpaid): 0.25 RMB per image
• Concurrency limits:
  • Public test period (2025-12-03 to 2025-12-09): IPM (images per minute) limit 50
  • Official release after 2025-12-10: IPM limit 500
  • Higher concurrency: contact the Volcengine sales team

This pricing makes it reasonable for both individual creators and enterprise-scale pipelines, especially if you batch generate or run scheduled jobs.

8. How to Try It Now

Mew Design (recommended)

The easiest way to experience Seedream 4.5 today is through Mew Design, which has already integrated the latest model. You can generate and edit images directly in the Mew Design interface with no extra setup.

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Other Volcengine entry points

If you prefer working directly with Volcengine, you can also access Seedream 4.5 via the image generation console or API. This gives you more control over advanced parameters and integration into your own workflow. Ark Experience Center: https://console.volcengine.com/ark/region:ark+cn-beijing/experience/vision?modelId=doubao-seedream-4-5-251128&tab=GenImage

You can easily test prompts like:

• Single-image generation for portraits, product shots, or concept art
• Multi-image composition using several reference images
• Editing experiments (change background, clothing, materials, or lighting)
• Poster and logo drafts with small text

Final Thoughts

Seedream-4.5 feels like a meaningful step up from Seedream 4.0. In practical tests, the model:

• Keeps faces, lighting, and details closer to the original
• Handles multi-image composition and character continuity more reliably
• Generates clearer small text for posters and UI mockups
• Produces more cinematic, aesthetically pleasing images with better composition
• Shows stronger reasoning on complex, multi-element prompts

For teams that need both creativity and control in image generation – especially for editing, branding, and design – Doubao-Seedream-4.5 is ready to be used as a serious production tool, not just a demo model.

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