🍌 How to use Nano Banana 2 for consistent characters
Character consistency was the holy grail of AI image work. Nano Banana 2 solved it. Here's how to use it to build storyboards, comics and long-form series.
What makes Nano Banana 2 special
Give it a reference photo of a person, product or creature — Nano Banana 2 keeps that subject visually consistent across every subsequent prompt. Same face, same wardrobe cues, same identity.
The reference-first workflow
Start with ONE clean, well-lit reference image. Then generate variations by changing only the environment, action or mood in your prompt. The subject stays; the world changes.
Storyboards and content series
For a 10-panel storyboard, run 10 prompts with the same reference, changing only the beat: 'wide establishing shot in the diner', 'close-up on her hands stirring coffee', 'over-the-shoulder as the door opens'. Instant continuity.
When to pick Flux Kontext instead
Nano Banana 2 wins on character continuity across scenes. Flux Kontext wins on tight edits to a single hero shot. Use both — one for series, one for polish.
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