7 Ways People Are Making Money with Nano Banana 2

0:00Nano banana just got a huge upgrade recently. We're now on Nano banana 2. The quality is insane and creating digital products is even easier now. And I found products that are doing $300 a day, $1,500 a day, $3,500 a day that you can easily recreate with Nano banana 2. So today I want to share seven ideas and with every idea I'm going to share with you the successful person that's already doing this, how to create those images along with the prompt, and also the earning potential so you know how much you can expect to make. A quick disclaimer before we get into this any revenue that I mentioned in this video

0:31are from real examples that I found online, but they're not a guarantee that you'll achieve the same results. So this is not financial advice and nothing here should be taken as a promise that you'll make money. I'm just a guy on the internet sharing ideas that I think are worth exploring. So the first idea here is virtual real estate staging. So I'm on Zillow here and you'll see that there's a bunch of real estate listings here. If I click on one of them and unfortunately this is an empty room with no furniture and it looks quite unappealing, right? As opposed to this one here, which is fully furnished with

1:02all the bed, all the blankets, all the accessories that makes it very appealing and it increases the value of the home, right? Now doing something like this, which is called real estate staging, is quite expensive because you have to physically bring all the furniture in the house and you got to take photos. It will cost a lot of money. Now what you can do today is that you can use Nano banana 2 to take this empty rooms here and ask it to furnish it with furniture and all the accessories that makes it more sellable and you can sell this service to real estate agents. And I'm

1:33going to show you exactly how to do that. Now most people when they want to access Nano banana they normally go to Google Gemini, they log in and they create their images here and that's totally fine. But for me I like to use another platform called Kittl AI. Now Kittl AI is a design platform with all

1:49the latest AI models integrated into it. So you can see all these AI models to generate the images and it has Nano banana 2. Now I'm on Kittl right now and I have this image that I found on Google, just a random empty living room that I want to work with. So what I want to do first is I just click on this image here and then I click on remix and

2:08then I'm going to just give it a prompt. Furnish this room with mid-century style furniture and accessories, professional real estate photography. Now if you go down here you're going to see that you have a bunch of AI models that you can use to generate this image, right? Obviously today we're going to use Nano banana 2 because that's the best one at the moment, but you do have options here. Now the next option here is the aspect ratio and I do want to match the input here, but I'm just going to put 16 by 9 cuz I want a landscape format. And you can even select how many images you

2:38want as an output, whereas if you go to Google directly it only gives you one image as an output, but if you want to save time you can immediately generate four images and compare which one's the best, right? Obviously this one will take more tokens. So for this one I'm just going to do one image and see what it comes up with. And in just a few minutes I get this result, right? So looks amazing. Right? I think this would take a designer to do, but uh Nano banana was able to design this perfectly in the style that I want, which is mid-century style. And if you notice it

3:11even kept the lighting that goes through the window here and reflects on the floor and you can see the shadowing of the plant is also correctly displayed here on the floor and it didn't change any of the elements of the windows or the backdrop or the walls, which I really like. Now what if I wanted to change this to another style? Maybe I want to change this to a rustic farmhouse feel. I can just click on the original image here and then just change

3:37the prompt. Furnish this room with rustic farmhouse style furniture and accessories, professional real estate photography. So what I did was just to change this part here. And if I hit generate this is what it came up with, right? Which is pretty nice and it even added the outdoor furniture here, which is pretty nice as well and it kept the the style of the room and it even added some curtains here, so looks really good. Now the reason why I like to use Kittl to generate all these images is because I can immediately take this image and turn it into a video by clicking on this one

4:11here. So let's say I want to take this one and turn this into video where the camera man just, you know, pans into the center here and then do a slight rotation. So I can just click on this and I can hit generate video and I'm just going to have this prompt here, slow cinematic push in toward the living room, slight camera rotation, gentle forward drift, barely moving, natural light, photorealistic. Now if you click here you're going to see all the video

4:35models now that you can choose from. They're all the latest ones, clean, you got VO3.1, C dance, but I'm going to use VO3.1 fast and you can even see the tokens that are going to be required to produce this video. It's 20 tokens per second for this one, so it really depends on how many seconds you want the video to be. So for this one I'll just do four and then keep the aspect ratio

4:58the same and I'm going to hit generate. And just in a few minutes this is what I get. So as you can see the camera just moves in slowly towards the room and it kept all the furniture, all the accessories the same as the image, so that's really good. So I can imagine doing this to 10 different rooms of the house and compile it into one cohesive video that you can use as a demo video, so you don't have to hire a videographer and pay thousands of dollars for somebody to physically visit the

5:27property and take some videos, right? And even with that you don't have any furnishings, so I think this is a great service to offer to real estate agents. So for this idea potential earning could be around $300 per property. I've seen people charge this price for 10 different rooms. Obviously it's going to depend on the size of the house as well or the price point and maybe you can charge a bit higher if you are including a video as well cuz that takes more effort. But again this highly depends on the price of the home. Now what I like about this idea is that you can charge

5:59clients on a retainer basis, meaning you get a recurring revenue every single month and eventually you can also build an app where you let agents actually do this themselves. So you're actually targeting two different customer groups here with one solution. The next idea here is to create one of these learn how to draw books for kids. So if I take a look at this one you'll see that this is a book that teaches kids how to draw animals. So if I go to one of the reviews here you'll see that this is a photo taken by a customer and you can take a peek of like what the book looks

6:31like inside. So it's basically just animals here and they teach you how to draw that animal in four simple steps, right? It's very easy to create and we're going to recreate this with Nano banana. Now before we create this on Nano banana I want to make sure that this is something worth building, right? I want to see how much this makes and if there's any potential for us to recreate the same thing. So if I go back to the listing page here I want to see the best sellers rank so I can estimate how much this book is currently making on Amazon, right? So it says 34 here. So I'm going

7:03to use this tool Book Beam to estimate how much this product is currently generating. So I just type in 34 here and do a estimate. So according to this this book is currently selling 385 units to 878 units per day. So it is a range, but let's just be conservative and take this number here, which is already insane in the first place. So quick math here, 385 * 10, that is $3,850 in sales every single day, right? Which means if you make it a monthly it's $100,000 a month in revenue. And if you just take a 10% royalty that's 10K per month. Now this is just from one

7:45listing, so the author probably has many different but as you can imagine this is something that you can just create once and you don't have to print anything. KDP does the entire fulfillment. Now I'm going to show you how to do this on Nano banana 2. So I just found this picture of a polar bear on Google and I want to convert this into a four-step process on how to draw this polar bear. So I'm going to click on this and then hit remix and I'm just going to give it a prompt. Give me a step-by-step instructions on how to draw this subject

8:19in four steps for a four-year-old human. No text, just steps. Now I'm just going to keep it as is, obviously Nano banana 2 here, and I'm just going to create one image and let's hit generate. Just in a few seconds this is what we get, right? As you can see this is pretty good for the first try and I think the bear is correct and the only mistake here that I found is this part here where the legs are closed off here and this is open. So what you want to do next is just to try to correct it. So I'll just hit the image again, click on

8:55it like this and give it a prompt and in step number one the legs are supposed to be open just like in step number two. And I'll just hit generate here and it immediately corrected that mistake here. Okay, so I think that's pretty good. Now the reason why I like to use Kittl for this images is also because you really have access to a lot of design tools right away without having to move from different tools. So for this one obviously I do want to add some steps, number one, number two, number three, number four, but before that I want to vectorize the image, right? So I can

9:28just go here and click vectorize. So what this will do is actually it will convert the bear, the image into a vector. So I will just create an artboard behind it so you can actually see it just like that. And now you'll see that if I make it smaller or bigger it's not going to pixelate the image and I can move things around like this and I can even change the color if I want to, right? So if I want to do pink I can can that, right? But we're going to go back to black and I'm just going to make this one

10:00smaller like this. And I'm going to add some some titles, all right? So, I can have this and I can move this around. It'll be just like that. By the way, if you guys are wondering how much Kittl costs, you can actually start with a free account here and it already gives you 200 free tokens to play around with that of a

10:18Neta and it gives you about 14 images. But, if you upgrade to the paid plan for 12 bucks a month, you get about 2,000 tokens. And you also have access to the design platform, so you probably won't need Canva or Photoshop anymore. And by the way, if you use my link below and enter promo code Jason, you actually get 25% off the pro or expert plan, which further drops the price. Disclaimer, it is an affiliate link, so I may get a small kickback if you use it, but it helps support my channel. I do really appreciate it. For drawing books, potential earning could be $100 to

10:48$1,000 a day or even more as you saw from the existing sellers on Amazon. So, this really depends on how fast you rank on the platform, but I do like this idea for the fact that it's pretty passive once you set this up. Once you have a series of books that you have online, there's really not much to do other than

11:05expanding to other categories, maybe. Now, the next idea here is actually built on the previous idea that we just discussed, but um I think that once you have that skill unlocked to create the learning how to draw, this is actually easier. Now, if I click on this book here, this product is actually just outlines because it's a coloring book, right? Now, I can easily recreate this with Neta Banana 2 and first, as always, I just want to check how much this book

11:32is making. So, best sellers rank is 206. So, let's go to BookBeam and type in 206. So, it is selling between 7,500 to 13,000 units per month. And let's just take the lowest number here, 7,500, and it's selling for 10 bucks. So, if we do a quick math, like 10 * 7,500, that is $75,000 every single month with just this book here. And obviously, just take a 10%, that gives you $7,500 per month. Now, I'm going to show you that this actually works on Neta Banana as well. So, I go back to Kittl here and I have this image that I just downloaded from Google and I

12:09just want to see if this works, all right? So, I'm going to hit the image here and click remix and then I'm just going to paste this prompt here. Turn this into a coloring book for kids, medium difficulty, black outline only. Just as simple as that. And then, I'm going to make sure that it's Neta Banana 2, um aspect ratio the same, and

12:27then just one image and I hit generate. And just in a couple seconds, this is what we get. I think it's pretty good. All the details are there and if I just zoom out and I want to compare side by side, you'll see that all the elements are here. The cow is here, the dog is here. So, this is pretty good. And obviously, you can ask Neta Banana to modify this image. Let's say you want to uh make the outline bigger or you want this to be a beginner level, so it won't have too many lines or the the grass here won't be this uh complicated to

12:58color in. But, I think in the first try, it gave me really good results here and I do think that this is even easier to create than the learn how to draw books. Uh I think that's just less things to mess up. Uh it's just a matter of how creative you get with the drawing here. Now, for coloring books, I think potential earning is very similar to drawing books and it's pretty passive once you set this up. But, I would say that this kind of product is a lot easier to create. There's less room for errors and you can target both adults and kids as well. I've seen a lot of

13:28these type of content do well on social media, so you can potentially sell this on your own website as well. All right, so the next idea here is to use Neta Banana to design book covers. So, if you look at this seller here, she has 2,082 reviews and you know, I was checking yesterday and she only had around 2,072 reviews, so she gained about 10 reviews overnight and she's got six orders in queue. So, still a massive demand in this industry and you can see from these covers here, these designs are not easy to make, right? They're not simple designs. These are more advanced level, but you can use Neta Banana to

14:03help you create some of these. Now, before we get to designing, just want to do a quick math to see how much he's making on this listing. So, she's got three different packages here, 245. And let's go for the standard here and just base it on this. So, 345 multiplied by 2,082 reviews. So, she's made over $700,000 from this listing alone on the platform, right? Now, I'm going to go to Amazon here and I found this cover that we'll just work with for this video and I'm just going to save it and show you

14:32how to recreate this using Neta Banana. So, I've got the image now here in Kittl, but before we remix this and generate what we want, I have a trick that I use for image generations. It requires an extra step. It's a little bit technical, but it will give you a much better output. Now, the problem is that if you ask the AI to change certain things here, maybe the title, it might also change other things on the image, which is not what we want. And sometimes, it will give you a completely different image and you keep having to regenerate the image, which is very time-consuming and it burns through your

15:02tokens quickly, right? So, what you want to do is you want to get the AI to extract this image in JSON format, right? And this is simply telling the AI to break down every visual detail, every element that you see here. So, if you just want to change one element here, it's going to do that while keeping everything else the same. And the reason why we use JSON is because it's the language that the AI speaks. And this

15:24will make a lot of sense in a minute. So, before I generate anything, I want to go to Claude and you can use ChatGPT for this. I'm just going to upload that image here and then ask it to analyze this image and describe its contents as a JSON object. Include the main subjects, their positions, colors, sizes, and any notable visual details, right? And I'm going to hit generate. So, what it's doing is that it's giving you all the information about the image, including the title, the colors, the position of every single thing here in JSON format, right? Now, I'm going to take this. I'm going to just hit copy here and I'm

15:56going to go back to Kittl, right? And I'm going to hit this and remix and it's got the image here. And then, what I'm going to say is regenerate the image with the following JSON object and I'm going to and I'm going to paste this here. And then, I want to look for the author, right? Cuz

16:10that's the thing that I want to change. So, text Mary Kubica here, I'm going to change this to Jason Lee. And maybe I want to change some of the names here. Maybe I'll change this to David Wood and Marie or something. And I'm going to keep this at Neta Banana and keep the aspect ratio to 1:1. And the same, I'm going to hit generate here. And in a few seconds, I got this, right? It changed the author's name here, Jason Lee, and changed some of the names here that I asked it to change, exactly the same,

16:39while keeping everything else intact. Now, what if I want to make changes beyond the text here? So, maybe I want to replace this dog with a paddle boat and maybe to make it more spooky, let's add some bats flying around, all right? So, let's click on the image again and I'm going to hit remix and I'm going to delete this and give it a new prompt, right? Replace the dog with a small paddle boat. Add some bats flying in the sky. Adjust the image using the following JSON prompt. So, so the JSON prompt is still exactly the same, except this time I do want to replace the dog with a small paddle boat

17:13and some bats. And while we're at it, we're just going to change the title as well. Maybe I'll change it to is it her? Question mark. All right? And let's hit generate. And there you go, it removed the dog from this area here and replaced it with a paddle boat. Uh not exactly the color that I wanted, but that's fine. And added some flying bats here and even changed the title to what I wanted, right? And even put the text behind the paddle boat, which is pretty cool. You can do this on Photoshop, but

17:40you know, AI did this in like 2 seconds. Now, usually, if you're selling a service like this, you also want to include a 3D mock-up. So, one thing you can do is you can just click on this and go to mock-ups and then you can search for a book mock-up and you'll see that they have a bunch of options for book covers, right? Now, if you're not into any of these designs here, you can use Neta Banana to create a mock-up for you. Now, to do that, you can just close this out, click on this, hit remix, and I'm just going to replace the prompt with this,

18:09right? Realistic hardcover book mock-up applied to front cover shown at a slight 3/4 angle. And hit generate and in a few seconds, we have this mock-up of a book. Now, if you look closely, it's actually missing some of the names here, so I think for some reason it forgot to add it. So, what I did was I just asked it to add it back in and in just a second, it was able to just correct it in one single prompt. So, for book covers, I think you can potentially make between 100 to $300 per job and this is what I've seen people charge on average on

18:41Fiverr. And the good thing about this idea is that you can expand this into creating album covers on Spotify or podcast banners or eventually YouTube thumbnails and this is something that is in high demand at the moment. The next idea is creating print-on-demand puzzles and sell it on Etsy. So, if you look at this listing, it's actually generated $36,000 last month for this one listing. So, you can use Neta Banana to create all these images, including the mock-ups here, and you don't even have to produce any of these puzzles cuz they're using a print-on-demand provider like Printify here cuz they've got a bunch of options for puzzles. And I'm going to show you

19:17how to do that with Neta Banana. Now, I'm going to do something different here. So, instead of having just a photo of the customer, I'm going to change this to a digital picture. So, I want to use this kind of image instead as the image for the puzzle cuz I think it looks more interesting. But, I want to

19:33replace the face with this person here. Before I go to Kittl, I want to go back to Claude again and I want to just extract the JSON object from this image. So, I'm going to drop the image here and I'm going to ask it the same thing. So, I can just get the code that I can use later on. So, while this is doing its thing, I'm going to go back to Kittl here and you see that I already have the two images uploaded here and I'm just going to click on both images and click on remix. Replace the woman in the illustration with the new subject using

20:02this JSON file, right? And I'm going to hit colon here and just going to copy this whole thing here and paste it down here. Now, obviously you can go through the code here and just change the colors or whatever you want, but I'm just going to keep it as is and just see what it comes up with. Now, I'm going to change this to portrait, so it will look a lot better. There you go. I think that looks great. Now, if I just put the original side by side here, you can see that it's pretty accurate. Now, obviously you can make any changes that you want here. If

20:32you want to remove the glasses, if you want to change the color of the glasses even, you can just click on this one and you can go through the code and find those colors and find those elements and you can change it right away. Now, the next thing I want to do is I want to create all these mock-up images without having to physically take photos of the actual thing just by using AI. And that's also very simple to do, so I can just click on this, hit remix and replace the whole prompt to something very simple like this. Turn this image into a puzzle for

21:01mock-up images and the keyword here is mock-up, so it knows to create something like this, right? Now, I want to change the aspect ratio to square just for Etsy and then I also want three images just for some variations, okay? And I'm going to hit generate. And in a couple of seconds I get this, right? I think this look really good actually. So, I really like these

21:21the way that it came out on the puzzle. Looks very accurate. And it's got the box here and even designed the box for us, which is really cool. And we've got three different styles that you can choose from. Obviously, if you don't want any of these, you can regenerate, but I think they look pretty cool already. Now, with puzzles, obviously we've seen a seller making $36,000 a month, but obviously that depends on how optimized your listing is on Etsy and how fast you rank or maybe how aggressive you are with ads. But I think this is a great skill to have cuz you can essentially apply this logic and

21:55sell other print-on-demand products as well cuz you can apply this basically to tumblers or tote bags and even wall art. So, the next use case is to create UGC images and videos for brand marketing. So, a lot of brands sell a lot of products like skin care, software, they love using UGC videos and images to promote their products. So, basically you can take any of these skin care products here or any product that you think of and attach it to an AI avatar and then create images and videos using Nano Banana, right? So, let's take this product here for our example. I'm going to go to Kittl and I have this product

22:31uploaded and I'm just going to click on it again and remix and give it a simple prompt. Realistic UGC style photo of a young woman in a bathroom holding a Bubble Slam Dunk Hydrating Moisturizer. So, this is kind of a longer prompt here. If you don't know how to prompt something, you can always go to ChatGPT or Claude and ask it to prompt for you, right? And you can see from the prompt if you like any of these details, if you don't like something, you can just remove it. But I like this so far, so I'm going to change the aspect ratio to 9 by 16 just for TikTok and then I'm

23:04going to change this to give it two images. So, this is what we get in a couple of seconds. So, I love how super simple this is, super realistic, right? It's not too polished and I like the fact that it kept the details on the bottle here. So, it's got all the text correct. So, this is pretty awesome. Now that I have this image, I want to turn this into a video with the same model, right? As you guys know, UGC videos are more powerful than images cuz brands use it for Facebook ads. So, if I go to this Fiverr seller here, he's got over 1,000 reviews

23:36and if you just take this mid package here, $145, multiply by 1159, he's already made over $160,000 for this listing alone, right? So, there's a lot of demand for these UGC videos and now we can do it with AI and we can create any face that we want. So, in order to do that, I'm just going to click back on this video and I'm going to hit generate video and I'm going to give it a simple prompt. Woman picking up the bottle and applying cream onto face while looking into the mirror. And I'm going to click on VO3.1 fast here and I'm just going to do 4 seconds. Just

24:11a short one. Obviously, you can do 8 seconds if you want to, but let's try this one, right? There you go. I think this looks pretty good as well. Just the fact that the reflection is pretty accurate um and the movements, everything seems so natural and also kept the text on the product as well. So, I think it did a great job even with a simple prompt like this. Now, for UGC, I actually have a friend that is offering this service and he is working with just two brands and he's already making about $12,000 a month. So, about 6K from one brand and this is an

24:43extremely high demand service, but I think the key here is not just being able to create those videos with AI, but actually study and understand what is going viral at the moment cuz that's what is valuable to brands. This next idea is a very similar concept to the puzzle that we did earlier, but this is just on another product, which is the blanket here and it's a very popular product on Etsy and it probably just made $24,000 in revenue last month and the listing's quite new here, which is only 4 months old. Now, this is also a print-on-demand product, which means that you don't have to physically store

25:17these goods. You can use Printify as well. They've got a bunch of options for blankets, different materials here. So, you just have to think about what design to put on the listing here, all right? So, I'm going to show you how to create all this including the mock-up photos here with Nano Banana. Now, since this is a personalized product, your customer will actually send you a photo of their pet and you'll have to convert that into a vector and place it on a blanket like this, right? So, I'm going to show you

25:43how to do that easily with Nano Banana. So, here I have the photo of the blanket that I want to use as a placeholder here and I want to remove these two dogs and replace it with this one here, all right? So, again, I'll select these two images and I'll just hit remix, right? So, the prompt is replace dogs on the blanket with this dog using this JSON file down below. And I've already extracted the JSON from this original image just to save some time. And I also want to make another change, which is to maybe change the color of the blanket to green and also change the name of the

26:18pet, right? Obviously. So, I want to change that to maybe Axel. So, I changed the word Axel here to replace this text here. And instead of this pink color for the blanket, I'll change it to dark green um and I just change it in these two places here. And I'm going to now change this to match input and then just do one

26:42image. I'm pretty happy with this. Changed the text correctly to Axel and also replace the dog. Let's see if it's similar to the original image. Yes, it is. So, I think that's amazing that it was able to give me this in one shot. Now, for back up like this, you obviously saw someone making 24K per month with one listing, but obviously a huge downside to this is that it is a personalized product, so that means that you have to manually fulfill every single order and you may have to communicate with the customer, receive their photos and maybe do revisions. So, that is one downside. It's not fully

27:15automated, but I've seen people use a third-party platform like Hello Custom to kind of automate this process and make it more seamless, but I think once you see a huge volume, you get a lot of orders coming in, I don't see a scenario where you can't write code an app to fully automate this process. There you have it. By the way, if you guys want even more ideas, I've actually compiled a list of 16 more ways to make money with Nano Banana. It is fully researched and it's based on what's currently working right now. Now, obviously I can't fit everything in this video, so I'll leave a link down below for you to

27:47get it and you can access it right away. And if you guys want to see other ideas, I think you're going to like this video up here.