Prompt:Edit the feet in the uploaded image. Complete partly missing feet or refine unnatural toes and ankles using the visible legs, pose and supporting surface as context. Preserve the person's identity, face, pose, clothing and background as closely as possible. Match the original skin tone, perspective, light, sharpness and contact shadows. Avoid extra or fused toes and malformed ankles. Make the edit look natural and reviewable within the original scene.
Start with the kind of picture you want. It could be a close-up of bare feet on a wooden floor, a walking scene on a beach, or feet within a complete character illustration. Tell the AI how the feet should appear in the frame and what is happening around them.
Name the light, surface, skin texture and camera position. A simple pose and clear ground contact make the intended scene easier to describe.
Describe the character’s pose, linework, shading and colors. Include the legs and surroundings when they matter to the composition.
Keep the scene and pose in your prompt, then change the visual style. Compare the results and refine the version closest to your idea.
A clear pose gives the image a useful starting point. Describe standing, walking or sitting, then say where the feet rest and how they connect to the legs.
Details such as “both feet flat on the floor” or “one heel lifting during a step” are easier to interpret than a vague request for a natural pose.
Add a side view, top-down view or three-quarter angle. Ask for a close-up if the feet should fill the frame, or a wider composition to include the person and surroundings.
Sand, tile, grass and a wooden floor call for different shadows and contact details. Name the supporting surface so the feet have a clear place in the scene.
You can create an image from text alone. Add a photo or illustration when you already have a subject, pose, color palette or composition you want the result to follow.
Ask the model to use the pose from a photo while creating an anime illustration, or retain the character’s appearance in a new scene.
For an edit of the original picture, specify the details to keep and the area to change. Use a model that accepts reference images.
References guide generation, but small details can drift between versions. Check recognizable features, clothing, pose and surrounding details afterward.
Choose an example to load its prompt and output settings into the generator. Replace the scene, pose or style with your own idea, then generate a variation. Each example shows its prompt, model and aspect ratio.
Start with a description or an example, then choose the settings for your image.
Write the style, pose, view and setting, or choose an example prompt. Add a reference image if you want the model to follow a photo or illustration.
Select a model, aspect ratio and available resolution. Use a portrait frame for a character scene or a wider frame when the setting needs more room. Check the displayed credit cost before generating.
Preview the result. Check the toes, ankles, proportions and shadows, then download the version you want. If one detail needs work, keep the rest of the prompt and change that instruction for the next attempt.
Keep your example prompt, output settings and result in one workflow, then choose the next step for the image.
Load an example, adapt its wording and compare the generated result in the same workflow. Return to a prompt that worked and change one detail for the next variation.
Choose from the available image models in the generator. When you add a reference, use a model that supports reference images and check its current input limits.
Nano Banana Pro offers 1K, 2K and 4K resolution settings, with portrait, square and landscape ratios. The available controls and credit total appear before generation.
Download the result or use the companion image and video tools for your next step. Watermark-free original exports are available to accounts with the relevant download entitlement.
Want a different look? Each generator opens with its own examples, prompt tips, and ready-to-use settings.
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Yes. Start with a text prompt describing the picture you want. A reference image is optional for new-image generation. Add one when you want to guide the appearance, pose or composition, or edit an existing picture.
You can request either look in your prompt. Use photographic details for realism, or describe the linework, shading and colors for anime art. Review the result and adjust the style description if it misses the look you intended.
Include the body position, how the feet meet the surface, and the viewpoint. For example, describe a seated pose with both feet flat on the floor, photographed from the side. Add whether the image should be a close-up or a wider scene.
Use a clear, simple pose and ask for plausible proportions, natural ankle alignment and separated toes. Inspect every result. If the anatomy is wrong, revise the relevant instruction and generate another version rather than assuming a higher resolution will correct it.
You can upload a photo and ask the model to complete or refine the foot area. The result depends on the visible pose clues. Other details may also change, especially when the feet are outside the frame or heavily obscured.
Generation uses credits. The selected model, resolution and number of outputs determine the cost shown before you generate. Check your account’s balance and any available trial or bonus credits before starting.
The options depend on the selected model. Nano Banana Pro supports 1K, 2K and 4K settings. Choose the resolution and aspect ratio in the generator before submitting your prompt.
Watermark-free original downloads depend on your account’s export entitlement. The download controls show the available options for your account.
Choose a realistic photo, an anime illustration or a reference-led edit. Describe the pose and scene, then generate a version you can preview and refine.
