Personal Branding Prompts: Consistent Visual Identity

Building a personal brand requires consistency. If your Instagram feed or website looks like a random collection of photos, it dilutes your message. Nano Banana can help you create a unified "visual signature" across all your images, making them instantly recognizable as yours.

Understanding Visual Identity

A visual identity is built on three pillars: Color Palette (your brand colors), Lighting Style (moody vs. bright), and Environment (minimalist vs. organic). By defining these in a "Master Prompt," you can apply your brand to any new photo.

BRAND CONSISTENCY

Let's start with the foundation example from the Professional Content overview. Here is the complete, fully detailed prompt to generate the "BRAND CONSISTENCY" look.

[Subject Image] Apply a consistent "Teal & Orange" personal brand style.

Preserve:
- Subject identity and pose
- Key content elements (laptop, coffee, etc.)

Transform Style:
- **Color Grade**: Cinematic "Teal & Orange" look (teal shadows, warm orange highlights)
- **Lighting**: Golden hour backlighting (warm rim light)
- **Contrast**: High contrast, punchy blacks
- **Saturation**: Vibrance +20, slightly desaturated greens

Brand Elements:
- **Background**: Urban modern setting (blurred)
- **Accent**: Add subtle teal light leak in corner
- **Vibe**: Energetic, modern, cinematic

Why This Works

The "Teal & Orange" Grade: This is the most famous color combination in cinema because skin tones (orange) sit opposite to teal on the color wheel, creating natural contrast. Asking for this specific grade instantly makes photos look "produced" and cohesive.

The "Light Leak" Accent: Adding a specific artifact like a "teal light leak" or "lens flare" acts as a visual watermark. If every photo has this subtle element, they will look like a set, even if the subjects are different.

The "High Contrast" Vibe: Defining contrast and saturation levels ensures that some photos aren't washed out while others are dark. Consistency in dynamic range is key to a grid layout.

Common Mistakes

Variations on "BRAND CONSISTENCY"

Define different brand archetypes.

The Tech Minimalist

Clean, sharp, and futuristic.

[Subject Image] Apply "Tech Minimalist" brand style.

- **Palette**: Monochromatic Black, White, and Grey
- **Accent**: Single "Cyber Blue" neon accent light
- **Background**: Pure white or concrete texture
- **Lighting**: Soft, shadowless "Apple style" product lighting
- **Vibe**: Clean, precise, innovative

What Changed: We removed the warm tones entirely and focused on "monochromatic" and "shadowless" lighting for a clean tech look.

The Wellness Coach

Organic, soft, and inviting.

[Subject Image] Apply "Organic Wellness" brand style.

- **Palette**: Earth tones (Sage Green, Beige, Terracotta)
- **Lighting**: Natural window light, slightly overexposed (airy)
- **Texture**: Soft film grain, matte finish
- **Background**: Plants, wood textures, natural fibers
- **Vibe**: Calm, healthy, grounded

What Changed: We used "earth tones" and "airy" lighting to communicate health and nature.

Expanding Your Brand Kit

Apply your style to different content types.

The Dark Mode Aesthetic

For developers and night owls.

[Subject Image] Apply "Dark Mode" brand style.

- **Background**: Dark grey (#121212) or black
- **Lighting**: Low key, moody
- **Text**: Space for white text overlay
- **Palette**: Dark muted tones with one bright neon accent
- **Vibe**: Sleek, developer-focused, premium

The Pop Art Vibrant

For bold creators and artists.

[Subject Image] Apply "Pop Art" brand style.

- **Palette**: Primary colors (Red, Blue, Yellow)
- **Saturation**: High saturation, bold colors
- **Background**: Solid bright color block
- **Lighting**: Hard flash photography (fashion style)
- **Vibe**: Fun, loud, energetic

Troubleshooting

Next Steps

• Corporate Headshots: Apply branding to your whole team.
• Text & Design: Add typography to your branded photos.