Build an imagined world from a text prompt
Create a glass-sculpture scene with Spicy Mayo's text-to-image workflow. Explore subject, material, lighting and composition with a Seedream 4.5 preset.
Explore the workflowStart with an idea, describe the scene, and turn it into an image. Spicy Mayo offers Nano Banana 2.1, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Flux Kontext, and Seedream 4.5 in a browser studio. The prompts below start with Nano Banana Pro, which supports 2K and 4K output.
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Nano Banana Pro · 2K: 50 credits · 4K: 100 credits · Subscription required
Create concept images, social visuals, editorial scenes, and product-inspired compositions from text. No reference photo is required.
Create a glass-sculpture scene with Spicy Mayo's text-to-image workflow. Explore subject, material, lighting and composition with a Seedream 4.5 preset.
Explore the workflowName your subject, setting, materials, lighting, and camera angle. Add what to leave out, such as text or extra objects.
Use 1:1 for a square visual, 16:9 for a wide cover, or 9:16 for a vertical image. Start at 2K while exploring an idea.
Sign in and use your subscription credits to generate. Review the image, adjust one part of your prompt, or download the PNG.
These are starting instructions, not guaranteed results. Change the subject or setting to fit your idea.
An editorial product photograph of a translucent orange glass vase on an ivory pedestal. Soft side lighting, warm neutral background, plenty of negative space, square composition, no text.
Use this promptA tiny coastal village built inside a blue ceramic bowl, seen from above. Handcrafted miniature details, clear midday light, playful colors, no text.
Use this promptA close-up photograph of a ripe peach suspended above still water. Pale pink backdrop, crisp reflection, soft studio lighting, minimalist composition, no text.
Use this promptDescribe the campaign subject, brand colors, light, and layout. For example: a sculptural orange perfume bottle on a pale stone pedestal, soft side lighting, empty space on the left for a headline.
Before you publish: Check the focal point at the final display size. Add approved logos and final typography in your design tool; generated lettering can need correction.
Define a character's silhouette, clothing, expression, and illustration style. Request a simple background while establishing the design, then use the chosen result as a reference for later edits.
Before you publish: Compare facial features, hands, and proportions. A reference helps continuity but does not guarantee identical characters across generations.
A concrete subject such as an orange glass vase gives the model more direction than a general request for something beautiful.
If the image needs room for a headline, ask for negative space on one side and add final typography in your design tool.
Check small details, written text, and any product claims. A generated product concept is not a photograph of an actual item.
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You can explore the studio without paying, but generating images requires a subscription and credits. The introductory offer includes 225 credits for US$1.99 over seven days, then renews at US$29.99/month unless canceled.
These starter prompts use Nano Banana Pro. You can also choose Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2, Flux Kontext, or Seedream 4.5 in the studio; settings and credit costs vary by model. Spicy Mayo is independent of the model providers.
Nano Banana Pro offers seven aspect ratios and either 2K or 4K output. Nano Banana 2.1 offers eight aspect ratios, including 21:9, at 1K, 2K or 4K. Other image models have their own size and ratio options, shown in the studio. The selected ratio determines the image shape; downloads are PNG files.