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Engraved Charm

ModelNano Banana Pro, 2, Lite
TypeTransformA transformation prompt: it restyles your own image into this look instead of generating from scratch. Attach your own image together with the prompt — it keeps the original shape and only changes the style.
{
  "task": "Transform the attached image into a stylized 3D metal charm, preserving its original silhouette and key graphic details.",
  "preserve": {
    "original_silhouette": true,
    "key_graphic_details": true
  },
  "material": {
    "type": "thick silver metal",
    "color": "strictly monochrome neutral silver-gray",
    "color_behavior": "fully monochrome, no colored tint, no red coloration, no warm color contamination",
    "edges": "beveled",
    "surface_details": [
      "subtle wear",
      "scratches",
      "brushed texture",
      "dark oxidized areas",
      "faint smoky haze softly diffused across parts of the metal surface"
    ],
    "internal_details": "thin dark engraving"
  },
  "rendering": {
    "object_position": "floating",
    "camera_angle": "slight 3/4 angle",
    "depth": "visible thickness and dimensional depth",
    "reflections": "realistic monochrome metallic reflections without picking up red color from the background",
    "lighting": "strong studio lighting"
  },
  "background": {
    "type": "smooth vertical linear gradient",
    "direction": "top-to-bottom (pure black at top -> vivid red at bottom)",
    "color_stops": [
      "#000000 0%",
      "#1A0000 3%",
      "#320001 10%",
      "#CC0001 50%",
      "#FF2E1D 100%"
    ],
    "constraints": [
      "perfectly smooth blend",
      "strictly vertical",
      "bright, clean, vivid",
      "no haze/smoke/texture/noise/glow/banding on the background"
    ]
  },
  "composition": {
    "format": "square",
    "placement": "centered",
    "object_isolation": true,
    "style": "premium editorial product render"
  },
  "negative_prompt": [
    "no metal attachment ring or hanging loop protruding from the object",
    "no smoke around the object"
  ]
}

FAQ

If you've generated an image in Midjourney and you're not happy with the background, the angle, or the details of the object itself, the easiest way to edit it is using Images 2.0 or Nano Banana Pro. Use a simple prompt and describe only what you want to change — for example

For a 360° turntable animation I use Kling 2.5 Turbo on Higgsfield — it gives the best results. You can also use Midjourney's animation, but its quality is noticeably worse.

I use a simple prompt:

If you're generating in Midjourney, don't enable the Loop feature — right now it produces buggy results.

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