Google's Nano Banana + Veo 3.1 Is INSANE!

Google's Nano Banana Plus Veo 3. 1 is insane. I just made a premium Hollywood style ad in under two minutes from one single photo, no camera, no crew, no studio, just me, Google's Nano Banana, and Veo 3. 1. I'm going to recreate it right now and show you every step, the exact prompts I used, how to make it look insanely professional, and how you can start using this today. This is wild. Okay, so Google released two tools that are going to change everything for people making content and ads. The first one is called Nano Banana. That's the community name for Gemini 2. 5 Flash image. It's their new image editing and generation model. The second one is Veo 3. 1. That's their latest video generation model. And when you combine these two together, you can create Hollywood level ads from a single photo. I'm not joking. This is actual production quality stuff. Let me break down what each of these tools actually does. Nano Banana is built for image editing. It's really good at keeping characters consistent across multiple images. You can annotate specific parts of an image and tell it exactly what to change. Like you can circle a jacket and say, "Turn this into a leather jacket, but keep everything else the same. " And it actually listens. That's the key. Most image tools mess up faces or change things you didn't want changed. Nano Banana keeps things consistent because it uses multi-image context. That means it remembers the images you made before and keeps the same person across all your shots. Veo 3. 1 is the video side. It takes images and turns them into moving video clips. But it's not just basic animation. VO3. 1 gives you control over camera movements, lighting, audio, and even dialogue. You can tell it to do a slow push in on a 35 mm lens with motion blur and atmospheric fog, and it does it. The realism is actually insane. People are already using this to make commercials and product demos that look like they cost thousands of dollars to produce. Now, here's why this combo is so powerful. You use Nano Banana to create a sequence of key frame images. These are your main shots. Hero close-up, hero walk-in, product reveal, whatever your ad needs. You keep the character consistent across all of them using the annotation mode and multi-image features. Then you export those images and feed them into Veo 3. 1. Vo takes those key frames and animates between them. It adds camera movement, lighting effects, and even sound. The output looks like a real production, not AI slop. Actual professional quality video and you can start doing this today. Nano Banana is available in Google Gemini. That's the web app and the mobile app. You can also use it in AI Studio. VO 3. 1 is available through the Gemini API and Vert. Ex AI. There's also some demo platforms like GenSpark that let you try VO for free. So, you don't need to spend money to test this workflow. You can literally do this right now. Before I move further, let me tell you about two things that are going to change your business. First is my AI profit boardroom. This is the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours with AI automation. We're talking real systems that make you money. Second is the AI money lab. It's completely free. Inside, you get 50 plus free AI tools and 200 plus chat GPT SEO prompts. You learn how to make money with AI agents. You get 1,000 plus free N8N workflows. You get a full blueprint to generate thousands of leads free with AI. Plus, you get a free AI community, a free AI course, and proven AI case studies. Both links are in the description. Join now. All right, let's keep going. Let me walk you through the exact workflow step by step. This is how you go from a single photo to a finished ad. First, you need to plan your ad. Write out a simple script, maybe 20 to 45 seconds long. Keep it to three to six key shots. Each shot is going to be a key frame image you make in nano banana. If you're using a real person, get three reference photos of them. Different angles. Clean up the metadata. Make sure the images are high resolution. Next, you jump into Nano Banana. You start by uploading your base image. This could be a photo of the personal product you want to feature. Then you use the annotation mode. This is huge. You draw boxes around the parts you want to keep the same, like the face. and you draw boxes around the parts you want to change like the background or the clothing. Then you write your prompt. Here's an example. Edit uploaded photo. Keep the face identical. Replace background with neon city street at golden hour. Add cinematic rim light. Convert outfit to tailored black leather jacket. Keep natural skin tones photorealistic 35 mm lens. Shallow depth of field. The key is being specific. Tell it exactly what lens, what lighting, what mood. And always say keep the face identical or keep the same person. That's how you maintain consistency. Nano Banana will generate your first key frame. Then you make your second key frame. Same person, different pose or angle. Maybe they're walking now or holding a product. You keep all these images in the same conversation thread. That way Nano Banana remembers the previous images and keeps the character consistent across all your shots. You repeat this for each

key frame you need. Usually three to six images is enough for a short ad. Once you have your sequence, you export them at the highest resolution. Save them as PNG files. Name them in order. 001. png, 002. png, 00003. png. Now you're ready for VO3. 1. You upload your key frame images to Veo 3. 1. Then you write a prompt that describes the final video. Here's an example. Create a 30 second cinematic ad from these key frame images. Maintain character likeness. Tone glossy Hollywood commercial camera cinematic 35 millimeters to 50 millimeters pushing transitions. Subtle parallax plus motion blur. Light in warm rim light plus soft backlight. Add light atmospheric fog for volume. Add natural city sound. Ambient music bed and a short voiceover line. Meet product name where power meets design. Output 24 frames pers 1920x 1080 30 seconds. Emphasize Hero's expression at 8 seconds with a slow push. Veo takes those images and turns them into a moving video clip. It interpolates the motion between key frames. It adds the camera movements you ask for. It generates the audio and music and it keeps the character looking consistent throughout. The output is a video file you can download and edit. Now, here's where you take it to the next level. You bring that Veo clip into a video editor, Premiere or Da Vinci Resolve. You add your own voice over if you didn't use Veo's audio. You drop in a music bed. You do a color grade to match the cinematic look you want. Teal and orange is popular. You add small effects like lens flares or film grain. These little touches make it look professional like it came from an actual production studio and boom, you just made a Hollywood style ad from a single photo. The whole process can be done in a few hours, maybe faster once you get good at it. Compare that to hiring a production crew, booking a location, shooting for a day, and then editing for a week. This is way faster and way cheaper. But here's the thing you need to know. Google adds watermarks to AI generated content is called synth ID. Some watermarks are visible, some are invisible. You need to disclose that your content is AI generated. Don't try to pass this off as fully humanmade. That's not just unethical. It could get you in legal trouble depending on where you are and what you're making. Always be transparent. Also, don't upload sensitive photos to these tools. There have been scams and fake sites pretending to be Google tools. Only use the official Google Gemini site or AI Studio. And even on official tools, don't upload private photos or images with personal info. Treat it like you're uploading to a public server because you kind of are. Now, let me give you some pro tips to make this workflow even better. First, keep your prompts detailed. Don't just say make a video. Tell Veo the exact camera angle, the lighting setup, the mood, the audio style. The more specific you are, the better the output. Second, use the annotation mode in Nano Banana for every key frame. It's the secret to keeping faces and objects consistent. Third, don't rely on Veo's generated voice over for important ads. Record your own voice over locally. You'll have way more control over the tone and delivery. VO's audio is good, but it's not perfect yet. Fourth, batch your workflow. Make all your nano banana key frames in one session. Then do all your VO generations together. editing together. This saves time and keeps you in the right headsp space for each task. Fifth, test the free demos first before paying for API access. Genpark sometimes has free trials for VO3. 1. Use those to learn the tool and see if it fits your needs. Once you're ready to scale, then get API access for more control and longer renders. And here's a big one. Study real ads. Watch commercials from big brands. Notice the camera movements, the lighting, the pacing, then recreate those techniques in your prompts. That's how you get professional looking results. You're not just guessing, you're copying what works in the real world. Okay, now let me show you a couple more example prompts so you can see exactly how to write these for Nano Banana. Here's a prompt for generating a hero shot. Edit uploaded image. Keep the exact face and facial features across all edits. Replace background with a neon city at dusk. Add cinematic rim light. Tailored black leather jacket, HDR, photo realism, 35 millimeter lens, shallow depth of field, keep skin tones natural. Use annotation to target jacket and background. For Veo 3. 1, here's a prompt for turning those key frames into video. Use attached images 001. png to 004. png as chronological key frames. Output a 30-cond cinematic ad 24 frames pers 1920x 1080. Camera slow 35 millimeter pushin from key frame one to two parallax between foreground and background add motion blur and atmospheric fog audio ambient city sound effects plus bespoke music bed include voiceover line meet product name where power meets design keep character likeness identical tone glossy commercial filmic contrast see how specific that is telling the AI exactly

what you want at every step that's how you get consistent professional results most people fail with AI tools because their prompts are too vague. They say make it look good or make it cinematic. That's not enough. You need to describe the exact look you want, like you're directing a real film crew. Now, here's the part that's really exciting. You can use this workflow for so many things. Think about all the businesses that need video ads, e-commerce brands, local businesses, coaches, course creators. They're spending thousands on video production or they're making lowquality videos themselves because they can't afford a production team. Now you can create professional quality ads yourself or you can use this for your own business. Make ads for your products, your services, your courses. Highquality video ads convert way better than static images or text. You can run these on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Tik Tok, everywhere. And you're not limited by budget because you're making them yourself. You can test 10 different ad concepts in the time it used to take to make one. The point is this workflow is not just cool, it's practical. You can use it today to create real value. Whether that's for clients, for your own business, or just for creating amazing content. The barriers to entry are gone. You don't need expensive equipment. You don't need a film degree. You just need these two tools and the knowledge of how to use them together. And I just gave you that knowledge. Now, before we wrap up, let me give you a quick checklist so you don't forget anything. One, get a Google account and sign into Gemini or AI Studio. Two, prepare high resolution source images with clean metadata. Three, create your key frames in nano banana using annotation mode. Four, export your images as PNG files in order. Five, get access to VO 3. 1 either through Gemini API or a demo platform like Gen Spark. Six, write detailed prompts for VO that specify camera, lighting, audio, and pacing. Seven, download your video from VO. Eight, edit in a video editor to add final touches. Nine, always disclose that the content is AI generated. 10, don't upload sensitive photos. Follow that checklist and you'll have a smooth workflow every time. No guessing, no trial and error, just a repeatable process that creates professional results. All right. Now, here's where you can take this even further. If you want to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours with AI automation, you need to join my AI profit boardroom. This is where I share advanced strategies that go way beyond what I can cover in a YouTube video. Inside, you'll get access to cutting edge AI workflows, done for you templates, and a community of people who are actually making money with AI, not just talking about it, actually doing it. The link is in the description. Go check it out. And if you're just getting started with AI and you want to build your foundation first, join my free AI money lab. Inside, you'll get 50 plus free AI tools and 200 plus chat GBT SEO prompts. You'll learn how to make money with AI agents. You'll get access to 1,000 plus free N8N workflows. You'll get 200 plus chat GPT prompts. And you'll get a full blueprint to generate thousands of leads for free with AI. Plus, you get a free AI community, a free AI course, and proven AI case studies. Everything you need to get started. The link is also in the description. It's completely free. No credit card. Just join and start learning. Look, AI is moving fast, really fast. Tools like Nano Banana and Veo 3. 1 are just the beginning. Every month there's something new, something better. If you're not staying on top of this stuff, you're going to fall behind. But if you're learning these tools now, you're going to have a massive advantage. You'll be able to do things other people can't. create things other people have to pay thousands for, and you'll be able to build things that didn't exist a year ago. So, take action. Try this workflow today. Make your first ad. See what's possible. Then think about how you can use this in your business or offer it as a service. Don't just watch this video and do nothing. That's how you stay stuck. Take the knowledge I just gave you and go use it right now today. Drop a comment below and let me know what you're going to create with Nano Banana and Veo 3. 1. I want to hear what you come up with. And if you found this valuable, hit the like button and subscribe. I'm dropping AI updates like this every week. You don't want to miss them. All right, that's it for today. Go make something awesome. I'll see you in the next