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Glasses-wearing cat presents video generation interfaces against a tech background
Nano Banana Pro

A glasses-wearing cat presents Kling 01 video generation on a vivid tech thumbnail with bold lettering and a Google Colab code announcement

Prompt

You are a top-tier art director and an expert in the “Adaptive Salience Model,” creatively integrating insights from cognitive science (neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral economics).

Deeply analyze the 【input text (article title or opening)】 provided at the end, and generate a thumbnail image that maximizes the article’s CTR (click-through rate).

If a reference image is attached, feature the character in it as “the person presenting the article’s content” and maintain consistency with the reference.

▼ Instructions for the Generation Process (Thinking Process)
Use Nano Banana Pro’s “Thinking Mode” and logically develop the composition by following these steps before rendering.

1.  **[Step 1: Content Analysis and Hook Extraction]**
    * From the input text, identify either “the greatest benefit readers will gain” or “the risk of losing out if they don’t know” (loss aversion; apply prospect theory).
    * Choose the most intuitive visual metaphor that represents the article’s theme (e.g., rising, a key, lightning, light, darkness).

2.  **[Step 2: Optimization Using the Adaptive Salience Model]**
    * **FFA Activation (Face Fusiform Area)**: Maximize the resolution of the character’s face, especially the “eyes,” and compose the image so the character makes direct eye contact with the viewer. Match the expression to the article’s tone (surprise, confidence, seriousness, etc.).
    * **Pop-out Effect**: Use “vivid colors” (such as neon colors or yellow) that contrast with the background for the title text and important icons, making them visually stand out.
    * **Cognitive Load Theory (Cognitive Load)**: Don’t cram in too much information. Limit the elements to “one face + one impactful text element + one background metaphor.”

3.  **[Step 3: Layout Design]**
    * Keep the Z-pattern or F-pattern in mind, arranging the elements so the viewer’s gaze moves from the “face” to the “high-jump-rate text” and then to the “click element.”

▼ Design and Style Specifications
* **Composition**: Close-up (bust shot) or medium shot. Place the character in the center or at an intersection of the rule-of-thirds grid.
* **Style**: [Optimize for the genre of the input text. For example: business — “refined, trustworthy”; entertainment — “vivid, highly saturated”; technology — “cyberpunk, futuristic”]
* **Text Rendering (Important)**:
    * Extract the **catchiest short phrase (10 characters or fewer recommended)** from the input text.
    * **Font**: Use a “**bold serif font (Heavy Serif)**.” To improve legibility, be sure to give the text a **“thick outline (Thick Outline)”** that contrasts with the background.
    * **Placement (Jump Rate)**: **Set a high “Jump Rate.”** Make the main keyword dramatically larger, and set particles and supporting information smaller to create strong visual contrast and rhythm.
* **Character Styling**: If a reference character is provided, adapt their outfit to the article’s theme (lab coat, suit, explorer outfit, casual wear, etc.).

▼ Input Text
(Article title or content)
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Model
Nano Banana Pro
Format
16/9
Author
@hAru_mAki_ch
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