
The official X account of Nano Banana Pro on Thursday shared a detailed creative prompt that has quickly inspired a worldwide wave of user-generated 3D caricatures. The trend centres on Gemini’s latest imaging model, which is being used to convert uploaded photos into highly stylised 3D portraits.
In its post, the Nano Banana Pro team published the following prompt:
“Prompt: A highly stylised 3D caricature of the person in the uploaded image, with expressive facial features, and playful exaggeration. Rendered in a smooth, polished style with clean materials and soft ambient lighting. Bold colour background to emphasise the character’s charm and presence.”
The description caught immediate attention on X, with several users attempting to recreate the same glossy, animated look for their own profile pictures.
Among the early contributors was an X user going by the name Heisenberg, who posted the results of his 3D caricature along with the prompt he used. His post was later reposted by the official Nano Banana Pro account, amplifying the trend further.
His prompt read:
“Generate 3D caricature of yourself using Gemini Nano Banana Pro.
Prompt: A highly stylised 3D caricature of the person in the uploaded image, with expressive facial features, and playful exaggeration. Rendered in a smooth, polished style with clean materials and soft ambient lighting. Bold colour background to emphasise the character’s charm and presence.”
With social media feeds filling up with brightly coloured, polished caricatures, the feature appears to be the latest in a growing series of AI-powered visual trends. Users are experimenting with different images, styles and backgrounds while largely adhering to the original prompt that sparked the phenomenon.
As the trend continues to expand, Gemini’s Nano Banana Pro model is gaining visibility as a creative tool for playful and highly personalised digital artwork.
Nano Banana Pro uses the power of Gemini 3 Pro. This means it can understand your instructions more clearly. It can also use real information from Google Search. For example, if you ask it to show today’s weather or create a picture based on a real sports update, it can do that.
Yes. One of its biggest strengths is writing clear text directly within the picture itself, according to Google. It can handle short titles or long paragraphs. It also supports many languages. This helps people make posters, infographics, social media images or school projects with readable text.
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