Turn festive moments into scroll-stopping Instagram posts with smart editing techniques. Google has recently introduced Google Nano Banana 2, an AI tool that helps you create colourful and lively images using a simple photo and clear prompts.
Google is replacing its existing image generation engine across the Gemini ecosystem with a new model, Nano Banana 2, officially known as Gemini 3.1 Flash Image. The update delivers substantial gains in realism, speed, and scene complexity, making it the default generator for all Gemini image modes, including Fast, Thinking, and Pro.
Follow the simple steps below to generate Holi images using Google Nano Banana 2
1. Launch a web browser on your device and head to Google Gemini. Alternatively, you can also launch the Google Gemini app on your device.
2. Press the + icon and select Upload image. Choose the image you wish to upload.
3. Select Create image from the available options.
4. Write a detailed prompt in the text box describing the Holi image you want to generate. Alternatively, you can also use the prompts we’ve mentioned below.
5. Once done, press the Submit button.
The output will depend on the prompts used before image editing or generation. Some of the effective prompts are given below:
A unique drone photograph looking straight down at a young man lying on his back on a ground completely covered in a swirling pattern of fallen coloured powder. He is looking up at the camera, laughing, his body forming part of the colourful landscape patterns. Geometric composition, vibrant saturation. Make sure that the face is 100% the same. The subject dressed in a traditional Indian white Kurta Pyjama, now covered in splashes of bright Holi colors. The background shows a blurred Indian street scene with people playing Holi. Warm sunlight, a joyful, and cultural vibe.
A high-speed, freeze-frame action shot of a colourful water balloon bursting against someone’s back. The water and coloured powder are frozen midair in a sculptural, crystalline explosion surrounding the subject. The subject is laughing, mid-run, wearing a soaked white kurta. Water droplets and powder particles hang in sharp focus against a blurred, chaotic festival background. Dramatic side lighting and macro details. Make sure that the face is 100% the same
A candid shot of the subject drenched in colored water during Holi celebrations. Clothes stained with splashes of red and purple water, wet hair, laughing expression. Sunlight glistening on water droplets, an authentic festival atmosphere.
A cinematic, slow-motion style medium shot of a handsome young man walking confidently through a chaotic Holi crowd toward the camera. He wears stylish aviator sunglasses and a white linen kurta flowing behind him, both heavily dusted with multicoloured powder. People around him are throwing colour, but he is in sharp focus, looking cool and composed. Shallow depth of field, bokeh effect. Ensure that the face and the facial features remain 100% the same. A beautiful watercolor painting style of the subject. The Holi colors on the face blend into the background like wet paint strokes. Soft pastel pinks, cyans, and yellows. Artistic, fluid, and expressive.
Dynamic action portrait of a young man smiling joyfully, capturing the pure festive energy of Holi. A massive, high-contrast cloud of neon purple and sky-blue powder explodes dramatically in the background and foreground.
Ultra-realistic 8K photorealistic cinematic editorial portrait, vertical 9:16. A man is standing in a crowded Holi festival celebration. Tight medium close-up (chest-up), shoulders visible. Eye-level camera. Body facing slightly left (camera-relative). Head level. Gaze directly at the camera.
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AI tools like Nano Banana 2 are reshaping festive photography by making advanced editing accessible to everyone. From enhancing colors to refining backgrounds in seconds, AI enables users to create professional-quality Holi images without technical expertise. As social media storytelling evolves, smart editing tools are becoming essential to digital celebrations.