If you want to remove sunglasses from a photo, Nano Banana makes it surprisingly easy. By uploading your image and applying the right prompts, you can edit out sunglasses while keeping the person’s eyes and facial details looking natural. This guide will walk you through the process with step-by-step instructions, sample prompts, and practical tips to get the best results.
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Step 1: Upload Your Photo
Start by uploading the image where the subject is wearing sunglasses. Choose a clear, high-resolution photo to ensure the AI has enough detail to reconstruct the face accurately.
Step 2: Use the Correct Prompt
To remove sunglasses, you need to give Nano Banana clear instructions. For example, try a prompt like:
Prompt Example:
“Remove the sunglasses from the person’s face and restore natural-looking eyes. Make the lighting and skin tone consistent.”
You can refine the prompt depending on whether you want a close-up or a more artistic result.
Step 3: Review and Refine the Results
After the first generation, check the image. If the eyes or skin tone look slightly off, adjust your prompt. For instance:
- “Make the eyes realistic and detailed.”
- “Blend the area naturally with the rest of the face.”
- “Ensure there are no shadows or artifacts from sunglasses.”
With a few iterations, Nano Banana usually produces highly realistic results.
From the images below, it’s clear that Nano Banana delivers excellent results.
Example: Removing Sunglasses in Action
In one test, a photo of a person wearing large dark sunglasses was uploaded. Using the prompt above, Nano Banana successfully removed the sunglasses and revealed lifelike eyes, seamlessly blending with the skin tone and facial features. The outcome was natural and photo-realistic, requiring no extra manual edits.
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- Use high-quality input images: Blurry or pixelated photos reduce accuracy.
- Be specific with prompts: The clearer your instructions, the better the edit.
- Try multiple variations: If the first result isn’t perfect, adjust the prompt slightly.
- Avoid over-editing: Keep prompts simple for the most natural results.
