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How to use Aristotle

Browse a prompt, copy it, drop it into Nano Banana Pro, and generate. The gallery is designed to get you from discovery to usable output with as little friction as possible. If you want the public realism doctrine behind the images, the guides live right next to this quick-start page now.

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1. Find a prompt

Browse by category in the sidebar, search by tag, or scroll the gallery. Every prompt has a preview image showing what it produces.

2. Copy the prompt

Hit the copy button on any prompt page. The full prompt text is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste.

3. Open Nano Banana Pro

Go to Google AI Studio or use the Gemini API. Select the Gemini 3 Pro model with image generation enabled.

4. Paste and generate

Paste the prompt, hit generate. Most prompts work on the first try. If you want the logic behind the ugly flash, skin texture, or camera angle choices, jump into the realism guides after you copy the prompt.

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These are the small redacted field notes: the public version of why the flash looks rude, why the skin still has pores, and why I keep putting the camera in mildly inconvenient places like the ones in Low-Angle Framing.

Realism Guide 4 prompt examples
Direct Flash Realism
If the flash starts flattering everybody, the shot is already dead. This is the public version of how I use rude little phone flash to kill the glossy AI glaze.
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Realism Guide 4 prompt examples
Grain and ISO
Clean files are overrated. A little grain, some low-light strain, and the right amount of image ugliness will save a shot faster than fake perfection ever will.
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Realism Guide 4 prompt examples
Skin Texture
The skin has to look like skin, not flavored silicone. This is the public rulebook for pores, peach fuzz, uneven tone, and the details that stop a face from going plastic.
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