Nano Banana Pro
Nano Banana Pro generates high-resolution images from natural language descriptions β up to 4K native resolution. Supports multi-image reference synthesis, character consistency across sequences, and scheduled generation via OpenClaw's cron system.
Install:
npx clawhub@latest install nano-banana-proWhat it can generate
| Type | Example prompt |
|---|---|
| Product banners | "Create a product banner for HyperClaw Cookbook. Dark navy background, amber accent, minimal." |
| Social media assets | "Generate a LinkedIn header image for an AI agent consultancy. Professional, tech-forward." |
| UI mockups | "Design a mobile app onboarding screen for a daily brief app. Clean, dark mode." |
| Illustrations | "Illustrate a lobster writing code at a desk. Flat vector style, amber and navy palette." |
| Marketing materials | "Create a conference slide background β abstract geometric, dark theme, no text." |
Basic usage
Generate a product banner for the HyperClaw Cookbook. Dark background, amber accent colour, minimal style. 1920Γ1080.Create 3 variations of a social card for this post: [paste text]. Square format, dark background, readable headline.Generate a character illustration of a lobster developer. Consistent style across 3 poses: sitting at desk, presenting, celebrating.Resolution options
1Kβ fast previews, social thumbnails2Kβ standard web use, presentations4Kβ print-ready, commercial assets
Scheduled generation
Nano Banana Pro integrates with OpenClaw's cron system. You can schedule recurring image generation β useful for automated marketing pipelines:
openclaw cron add \
--name "Weekly social card" \
--cron "0 8 * * 1" \
--session isolated \
--message "Read ~/TOOLS.md. Generate a social card for this week's update. Use the brief from last Friday's morning brief as the source. Save to ~/assets/social-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).png" \
--announce \
--channel telegramNano Banana Pro uses Google's Gemini image generation under the hood. You'll need a Google AI API key configured in your OpenClaw environment. Third-party providers like APIYI offer lower per-image costs (~$0.05) compared to direct Google pricing.
Pair with other skills
- Morning brief β generate a daily visual header and embed it in the brief
- Content Creation β produce all visuals for a slide deck or article in one pass
- Humanizer β generate images for humanized content you're about to publish