Skip to main content
All templates

Prompt template

High-Speed Dish Splash Photograph

A dish frozen mid-burst of its own sauce, droplets in the air, with uppercase ingredient callouts, a bold name and a subtitle; dish, copy and color editable.

Made for Nano BananaE-commerce ProductRevision 5

Start from an example

Pick an example to load its exact settings, then make it yours.

  • View case

Make it yours

Only the parts worth changing are shown. The prompt updates as you go.

DISH

The hero dish frozen mid-explosion โ€” it needs a sauce, broth, or glaze of its own to erupt, so ramen or a glazed doughnut beats dry toast

DISH NAME

The dish name in bold editorial type โ€” menu wording, not description: "Tonkotsu Ramen" rather than "a bowl of noodles in broth"

Required

Your prompt

[DISH] captured at the exact millisecond of a dramatic liquid explosion, high-speed photography frozen in time, every droplet suspended mid-air with razor precision. Hero [DISH] at center perfectly intact and hyperreal, surrounded by an orchestrated explosion of its own sauce, broth, or glaze erupting outward in every direction. Droplets catching dramatic single-source warm light like liquid diamonds. Each floating ingredient or droplet labeled with ultra-thin lines in clean uppercase: "[INGREDIENT] [descriptor]". Dish name in bold editorial typography: "[DISH NAME]". Subtitle: "[TAGLINE]". Pure [COLOR] background. Mood: Harold Edgerton high-speed photography meets Michelin-star food editorial. 4K, tack sharp every droplet, extraordinary and craveable. Check ALTs for ideas ๐Ÿ‘‡ @AdobeFirefly

When to use it

Use when a menu or delivery listing needs an action shot of a saucy dish rather than a plated still life.

How to get the best result

  • Pick a dish with its own liquid; the burst is made of that sauce, broth or glaze, so a dry plate has nothing to throw.
  • Set the dish name to match the dish control; the name is typeset in bold editorial type while the dish drives the food.
  • Give the ingredient callout a single noun; the prompt appends its own descriptor to it on each thin-line label.

Watch-outs

  • Callouts, headline and subtitle push Nano Banana's text limits; expect errors in the labels and keep the tagline short.

Source and attribution

License
CC-BY-4.0
Example cases by
Alexandra Aisling

Browse more