Nano Banana prompt for a knolling flat lay of disassembled parts
A community prompt that lays out the object from your photo as 8 to 12 labeled parts in a top-down knolling grid.
- Model
- Gemini / Nano Banana
- Task
- Product mockup
- Source
- Shared by @tisch_eins on X
TischEins (@tisch_eins) shared this Nano Banana Pro prompt on X in April 2026, with example images in the post. It asks for a straight overhead shot of the object from your reference image taken apart into 8 to 12 essential components, spaced in a grid or radial layout on a matte gray or wood tabletop, each part framed in a thin white box with a short English label. Upload a clear photo of a gadget or tool, and change the component count or tabletop to suit it.
The prompt is quoted from TischEins’s post on X.
- Prompt
- Ultra-realistic 8K overhead product photograph in precise knolling composition, straight top-down 90-degree view of the object from the provided reference image completely taken apart into 8 to 12 essential components, each piece arranged with exact spacing in a disciplined grid or balanced radial layout on a minimalist matte gray or natural wood tabletop, flawless alignment, zero overlap, no unrelated props, soft diffused multi-light setup with gentle controlled shadows, neutral true-to-life color, edge-to-edge sharpness, highly authentic material rendering including brushed metal, molded plastic, rubberized grips, exposed circuit boards, screws and small hardware, every component outlined with a thin white rectangular frame and paired with a concise English sans-serif label placed adjacent to the part without obscuring it, annotations crisp, readable, understated, technical editorial aesthetic, no watermark, no logo, no clutter
- What it produces
- Asks Nano Banana for a top-down photo of the object from your reference image taken apart into 8 to 12 labeled parts.
- Source link
- x.com
- Original post
- x.com
- Added
Questions
What do I need to upload?
How many parts does it ask for?
How are the parts labeled?
See also
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