Show HN: Exploring how different AI prompts change outputs

1 chooat 0 9/19/2025, 2:46:45 AM editimg.ai ↗

One of the recent sections I added is focused on “figurine-style” prompts — the kind that make an image look like a collectible toy or a commercial product photo. Here’s the page if you want to try it: [Nano Banana 3D Figurine Maker](https://editimg.ai/nano-banana-3d-figurine-maker).

The idea isn’t a model or API of my own — it’s more like a library of tested prompts. I found that structuring prompts as if you were briefing a photographer or product designer (“scale,” “packaging,” “studio lighting”) consistently improved results.

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Show HN: Exploring how different AI prompts change outputs

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