Describe the image you want to create
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Tips for better results
- - Be specific about style, colors, and mood
- - Include lighting and composition details
- - Use artistic style references like "photorealistic" or "watercolor"
- - For image-to-image, upload multiple reference images for better results
- - Describe how you want to transform all uploaded images
- - If generation fails, try switching to a different model in the dropdown for different results and fewer restrictions
Nano Banana 2.1 for product scenes and social layouts
A short ad needs a frame that makes the product easy to find. Explore a tabletop setting, a lifestyle backdrop or space for campaign copy with Nano Banana 2.1 on Picvo AI.
Build the frame around the product
Specify the placement before the decorative details: product size, surrounding props and where the headline will be added.
Describe the intended placement
A required prompt of up to 20,000 characters can cover the product, background, visual hierarchy and areas to leave clear. Name the social format you are designing for.
Bring the actual product into the brief
Use up to 14 reference images in JPEG, PNG or WebP, each at most 30 MB. A product photo can guide shape and color; inspect the generated packaging and labels against the original.
Choose the campaign canvas
Start with 4:5 for a feed concept, 9:16 for a vertical composition or another supported ratio. Select 1K, 2K or 4K and export in JPG or PNG.
Product imagery starts with a concrete placement
Picvo AI offers Nano Banana 2.1 as a separate choice from Nano Banana 2. This page opens 2.1 with fresh settings of 1K resolution, Auto aspect ratio and JPG output. Change the canvas to fit the piece you are preparing.
Use the image as a composition draft for a short-ad brief or social post. Evaluate whether the product is recognizable, whether its scale makes sense and whether there is room for approved campaign copy added during editing.
Protect the product’s role
Describe a single visual focus and limit competing props. After generation, check the silhouette, cap, handle, packaging and other details that matter for the actual product.
Plan copy outside the image
Ask for an uncluttered area where the headline will go. Add and proofread final pricing, claims and brand text in your editing tool before publishing.
Match the image request to the ad brief
The delivery placement and review needs should guide your settings.
Know the per-image spend
Picvo AI charges 2 credits for 1K, 4 for 2K and 6 for 4K. Reference uploads have no additional generation fee.
Check more than the outer crop
A 9:16 canvas still needs room for platform overlays. Specify where the product should sit, then inspect it in the intended social layout before using the image.
Hand off an image asset
Download your chosen JPG or PNG for editing. To try it with a video model, upload the file manually after checking that model’s image requirements; the still-image request does not create a clip.
Composition briefs for two campaign placements
Replace the product and setting with your own, then inspect the image at the size viewers will see.
A coffee product for the social feed
Upload a coffee bag photo and choose 4:5. Prompt: “Place the reference coffee bag on the lower-right side of a pale stone kitchen counter, one ceramic cup behind it, gentle window light from the left, quiet upper-left background reserved for a headline, no added lettering.” Compare the bag and label with the source.
A vertical camping lantern concept
For a 9:16 text prompt, try: “A compact mustard-yellow camping lantern on a folding table, distant pine trees at dusk, lantern in the middle third with breathing room above and below, a rolled blanket beside it, warm light visible inside the lantern, no text.” Check the handle and lamp shape, and preview the image under the planned app overlays.
Prepare a product scene in three passes
Define the placement, generate the image and review it as a campaign asset.
List the product details to inspect
Choose text generation or add a real product reference. Describe the setting and note the shape, color and packaging elements you will compare after generation.
Reserve space before submitting
Set the aspect ratio for the placement, choose 1K/2K/4K and JPG/PNG, and check the credit cost. State where later text and platform overlays need room.
Check the asset in context
Once signed in, submit and review the completed image. Download it, place it in your ad layout and proofread any text. The generation task remains accessible in My Creations.
Questions about campaign image preparation
How are Picvo AI product images priced?
The resolution sets the Nano Banana 2.1 price: 2 credits for each 1K image, 4 for 2K and 6 for 4K. Adding product references does not incur a separate charge.
Which product photographs should I upload?
Choose clear images showing the features that matter, and explain the role of each photo. The limit is 14 JPEG, PNG or WebP files, up to 30 MB per file. References guide the request, but product shapes and labels still need checking.
What sizes can I frame for social placements?
Aspect ratio has 15 choices: auto, 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 1:4, 4:1, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 1:8, 8:1, 9:16, 16:9 and 21:9. Ratio defines the canvas shape; 1K, 2K and 4K are the separate resolution options.
Can I rely on generated labels or offer text?
Review every word, number and product detail against approved materials. For copy that must be exact, leave space and add it in an editor. Nano Banana 2.1 has no Google Search setting to check product facts or current offers.
Can this image become part of a short ad?
Yes, as an image asset you download and place in your editing workflow. If you use an image-to-video model, manually upload the file and check its supported formats, ratios and file limits. There is no automatic video handoff from this generation.
What if my campaign image task fails?
A task confirmed as failed receives its generation credits back. A slow response or a temporary problem checking status does not establish failure; check the original task again before starting another.
Give the product a considered place in the frame
Use Nano Banana 2.1 to explore the scene, then judge the crop, packaging and copy space against your campaign brief.