3D Miniature Scene

Yes, more than with most filters. The template rebuilds the setting it sees in your photo (an office, a bedroom, a recording studio) as a small box-like room around the figurine. A photo taken at your actual desk or workshop gives a diorama full of your own furniture and props. A plain wall or a tight close-up leaves the AI guessing, so the room comes out generic.

The prompt is written around one main subject, so a solo shot is the most reliable. Pets work well: dogs and cats get the same big-head chibi treatment. With two people, keep them close together and clearly visible; with larger groups some faces get simplified or merged. For a group scene, try it once on Nano Banana 2.1 to see how your photo behaves before spending more.

GPT Image 2.5 is the default and costs 8 credits per image. It gives cleaner textures, softer lighting and tidier small props, and it returns a square image. Nano Banana 2.1 costs 4 credits and tends to stay a little closer to the original face and colors, with less polish on the room. New accounts get 10 signup credits plus daily check-in credits, so you can test both.

No. There are no style or prompt options here: you upload one photo, pick a model and the template does the rest. The way to steer the result is the photo itself. Shoot in the space you want recreated, keep the objects you care about (a guitar, a monitor, plants) in frame, and crop out clutter you don't want turned into tiny furniture.

You can download the image and generally use it for prints, cards, stickers or a shop listing. You are responsible for having the right to use the original photo, and for permission from anyone else shown in it. If the room contains logos, brand products or famous characters, those can show up in the miniature too, so remove them before commercial use.