image-generation-skill

You can generate production-ready images from text prompts by providing a descriptive prompt to the skill, which outputs PNG files into structured project folders for characters, scenes, and props. This requires a configured nano banana API endpoint, Python, and requests.

Yes, you can use local reference images to guide character design and storyboard asset generation. The skill applies them as style or composition guidance to align outputs with your existing visual direction and maintain consistency.

Yes, you need a configured nano banana API endpoint and key to create PNG outputs. The skill also requires Python and the requests library to function and save generated images into your project output folders.

The best way to organize image batches for novel adaptation pipelines is using the skill's structured project folders. It automatically saves generated character sheets and scene assets as organized PNG files under specific project directories.

Text-to-image generation works for shot planning and scene design by turning prompts into consistent, usable PNG assets directly. This removes manual trial-and-error prompting by producing aligned visual outputs for your storyboard preparation.