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<p><b>If you haven't tried <a href="https://gemini.google/overview/image-generation/">Nano Banana from Google,</a> where have you been hiding?</b></p><p>This model is fantastic – and a practical option for <strong>Image</strong> workflows in Osirus AI. <span style="font-size:1rem">Gemini models are designed for multimodal understanding and broad workflow flexibility, and Nano Banana sets a really high bar for exceptional image generation. </span></p>
    <h4>What you can build with this model</h4>
    <ul><li>Ad-creative ideation with rapid style variants and composition changes.</li><li>Landing page and social thumbnail concept generation from one brand brief.</li><li>Product storytelling visuals with reusable prompt templates per campaign.</li></ul>
    <h4>Why this model is a good fit</h4>
    <ul><li>Useful for long-context planning and synthesis style tasks.</li><li>Good for mixed text-and-media reasoning workflows.</li><li>Adaptable across assistant, research, and generation use cases.</li><li>Supports concept expansion when workflows include visual inputs.</li><li>Model outputs include: Image.</li></ul>
    <h4>Build flow in Osirus UI</h4>
    <ol><li>Open <code>/images</code> in Osirus and select <strong>Nano Banana</strong> from <strong>Google</strong>.</li><li>Run a second pass for edits instead of overloading the first prompt.</li><li>Save your highest-performing visual prompts into a campaign template.</li><li>Start with one style anchor and one composition anchor in each prompt.</li><li>Save the final workflow as a repeatable pattern for your team.</li></ol>
    <h4>Starter prompts</h4>
    <ul><li>Design a product announcement visual with strong focal point and minimal background clutter.</li><li>Produce variations optimized for square, portrait, and wide aspect ratios.</li><li>Create a hero image concept for Google branding with clean typography space.</li></ul>
    <h4>Production checklist</h4>
    <ul><li>Store winning prompts as reusable creative templates.</li><li>Define style constraints upfront to reduce random drift between outputs.</li><li>Use aspect-ratio-specific prompt variants instead of one generic prompt.</li><li>Keep a negative prompt list for recurring artifacts.</li><li>Define output contract clearly when chaining multiple generation stages.</li></ul>
    <p><a href="/providers/google/models/gemini-2.5-flash-image">Open this model in Osirus</a> and turn one of these ideas into a reusable team workflow.</p>

Image ideas for Google's Nano Banana

<p><strong>Hoot, hoot. Google's wise model for video is flying higher than ever!</strong></p><p><strong>Veo 3 Video</strong> on <strong>Google</strong> is a practical option for <strong>Image</strong> workflows in Osirus AI. <span style="font-size:1rem">Veo models are oriented around cinematic video generation and scene-level prompt control.</span></p>
    <h4>What you can build with this model</h4>
    <ul><li>Product storytelling visuals with reusable prompt templates per campaign.</li><li>Creative pre-production boards that align marketing and design quickly.</li><li>Ad-creative ideation with rapid style variants and composition changes.</li></ul>
    <h4>Why this model is a good fit</h4>
    <ul><li>Useful in campaign previsualization and narrative exploration.</li><li>Supports creative iteration on motion, style, and pacing.</li><li>Good for high-quality visual storytelling concepts.</li><li>Useful for visual ideation loops and creative direction experiments.</li><li>Available as a mapped product model in Osirus marketplace workflows.</li></ul>
    <h4>Build flow in Osirus UI</h4>
    <ol><li>Open <code>/images</code> in Osirus and select <strong>Veo 3 Video</strong> from <strong>Google</strong>.</li><li>Start with one style anchor and one composition anchor in each prompt.</li><li>Generate variants by aspect ratio and audience context.</li><li>Run a second pass for edits instead of overloading the first prompt.</li><li>Save the final workflow as a repeatable pattern for your team.</li></ol>
    <h4>Starter prompts</h4>
    <ul><li>Create a hero image concept for Google branding with clean typography space.</li><li>Generate five visual directions for a campaign concept with different styles and moods.</li><li>Design a product announcement visual with strong focal point and minimal background clutter.</li></ul>
    <h4>Production checklist</h4>
    <ul><li>Store winning prompts as reusable creative templates.</li><li>Keep a negative prompt list for recurring artifacts.</li><li>Review text rendering and brand element fidelity before publishing.</li><li>Define style constraints upfront to reduce random drift between outputs.</li><li>Define shot order and visual intent explicitly to reduce drift.</li></ul>
    <p><a href="/models/veo-3">Open this model in Osirus</a> and turn one of these ideas into a reusable team workflow.</p>

Image with Google Veo 3 Video on Osirus

<p><strong>Lights, camera, action!</strong></p><p><strong>Veo 3.1</strong> on <strong>Google</strong> is out, and it's a powerful resource for creating v<strong>ideo</strong> workflows in Osirus AI. <span style="font-size:1rem">Veo models are oriented around cinematic video generation and scene-level prompt control. And if you give it a whirl, you'll see why – in a big screen kind of way.</span></p>
    <h4>What you can build with this model</h4>
    <ul><li>Storyboard-to-clip generation for product launches and updates.</li><li>Short-form campaign concepts before full production spend.</li><li>Concept validation loops with multiple directions in one session.</li></ul>
    <h4>Why this model is a good fit</h4>
    <ul><li>Good for high-quality visual storytelling concepts.</li><li>Supports creative iteration on motion, style, and pacing.</li><li>Useful in campaign previsualization and narrative exploration.</li><li>Excellent for concept trailers and brand story exploration.</li><li>Model outputs include: Video.</li></ul>
    <h4>Build flow in Osirus UI</h4>
    <ol><li>Open <code>/video</code> in Osirus and select <strong>Veo 3.1</strong> from <strong>Google</strong>.</li><li>Version your best scene prompts so teams can reuse them in launch cycles.</li><li>Iterate camera language and motion cues before extending duration.</li><li>Generate short draft clips to validate tone and pacing first.</li><li>Save the final workflow as a repeatable pattern for your team.</li></ol>
    <h4>Starter prompts</h4>
    <ul><li>Turn this launch message into a short video narrative with scene-by-scene intent.</li><li>Draft a video prompt optimized for fast iteration with clear camera and pacing guidance.</li><li>Create a 20-second product teaser concept with a beginning, middle, and ending beat.</li></ul>
    <h4>Production checklist</h4>
    <ul><li>Keep versioned prompt presets for recurring campaign styles.</li><li>Iterate with short clip targets before generating longer sequences.</li><li>Specify shot structure, pacing, and scene transitions in the first prompt.</li><li>Test outputs against channel-specific duration and framing constraints.</li><li>Define shot order and visual intent explicitly to reduce drift.</li></ul>
    <p><a href="/providers/google/models/veo-3.1-generate-preview">Open this model in Osirus</a> and turn one of these ideas into a reusable team workflow.</p>

Video Ideas for Google Veo 3.1

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