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Generate a studio portrait (headshot-style)

Specify the light positions — Nano-Banana reads lighting direction well.

by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks

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CLAUDE SKILLS

image-prompt (Nano-Banana 2)

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output
**Headshot: Dr. Lena Okafor, fractional CFO — LinkedIn-ready**

Shoulders-up portrait of a woman in her early 40s, charcoal blazer over a crisp white collarless shirt, hair in a sleek low bun. Expression: a warm, closed-mouth confident smile — approachable, not stiff. Eyes engaged directly with camera.

Lighting is doing the work: key light at 45° camera-left carves gentle definition along the cheekbone and jaw; a large soft fill from camera-right lifts the shadow side so it never goes muddy; a subtle rim light behind separates her from the backdrop and adds a clean highlight along the hair and shoulder. Background is a smooth, evenly-lit slate-grey seamless with a soft vignette falloff.

Shot on an 85mm lens at f/2.8 — flattering compression, crisp tack-sharp focus locked on the near eye, with a whisper of falloff on the ears. Skin retouched naturally (pores intact, no plastic smoothing). Color is neutral and true, white balance clean.

The crop, framing, and aspect drop straight into a LinkedIn profile circle without losing the face. Delivered at 2048px square plus a 4:5 vertical variant.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Professional headshot of <SUBJECT>, <WARDROBE>, <EXPRESSION>,
clean <COLOR> studio backdrop, key light 45° camera-left, fill light soft, rim light behind,
85mm lens f/2.8, shoulders-up crop, sharp on eyes, LinkedIn-ready.

WORKFLOW

  1. 01In Claude, invoke the image-prompt skill trained on Nano-Banana 2 docs to draft the prompt.
  2. 02Open Freepik and select the Google Gemini (Nano-Banana 2) model.
  3. 03Paste the prompt, generate, and iterate.

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