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Facebook Cyber ID AI Image Editor Template

Create Facebook Cyber ID AI Image Editor with Nano Banana Pro. Use your photo and a ready 3:4 preset, then customize the scene and style.

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Tool
AI Image Generator ↗

Run this template online first, then reuse the same setup in your workflow.

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Nano Banana Pro ↗

Image model for portraits, product shots, and creative editing workflows.

Template setup
Input
Prompt + optional reference images
Output
Generated image result
API
Pricing, batch usage, and response format on model page
(Required)
0/5000
Ideas:
Aspect Ratio
auto
1:1
16:9
9:16
4:3
3:4
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What Is Facebook Cyber ID AI Image Editor Template?

Facebook Cyber ID AI Image Editor Template is a single-model preset that turns one clear reference photo into a finished AI image in the Facebook Cyber ID style.

Focused creative effect

Create the Facebook Cyber ID look without building the prompt and generation settings from scratch.

Single-model workflow

One Nano Banana Pro generation creates the result without a required merge or secondary AI processing step.

Photo-driven setup

Replace the included reference with your own clear photo while retaining the 3:4 composition and effect instructions.

Overview

Create the Facebook Cyber ID effect with focused creative direction and settings selected for Nano Banana Pro.

What you can create

Transform a reference photo into a Facebook Cyber ID composition while keeping the main subject recognizable and following the prepared visual direction.

Best for

social posts, profile visuals, moodboards, personalized artwork, and campaign concepts

Composition

The preset uses 3:4, selected from the verified source output dimensions of 896 x 1200.

Variation

The reference image guides the subject and composition, but fine details and motion can vary between generations.

Model, Prompt & Settings

The preset uses Nano Banana Pro with settings that fit the verified source workflow.

Model

Nano Banana Pro (nano_banana_pro)

Input

One reference image is included. Replace it with a clear photo while keeping the prompt focused on the same effect.

Output settings

1K output with a 3:4 aspect ratio.

Default prompt

Use the uploaded image as the exact facial reference. Preserve 100% facial identity, facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, hairstyle, facial proportions, and all unique facial characteristics. Strict face lock, no face reshaping, no beautification changes, no identity drift. Create an ultra-realistic close-up shot of a human hand holding a futuristic transparent acrylic Facebook ID card with glowing neon blue edges, holographic glass material, realistic reflections, verified badge, Facebook logo at the top, and the uploaded person's portrait centered inside the card. The face must remain perfectly recognizable and realistic. Include a premium digital information panel, followers count, barcode, QR code, verification status, holographic world map interface, futuristic UI elements, and cyber-tech details. Same composition as a real ID card being held in one hand, portrait centered, vertical 3:4 ratio, macro photography. Background features a blurred workstation desk, RGB mechanical keyboard, soft bokeh lights, and shallow depth of field. Cinematic blue neon lighting, crystal-clear acrylic reflections, cyberpunk luxury aesthetic, ultra photorealistic, hyper-detailed skin texture, HDR, realistic shadows, futuristic social media identity card, award-winning product photography, 8K masterpiece quality. Negative prompt: different face, altered identity, blurry portrait, distorted face, low quality, cartoon, anime, CGI face, extra fingers, deformed hand, unreadable text, watermark, logo distortion, oversaturated colors.

How It Works

A direct workflow from one clear reference photo to a finished AI image.

01

Choose a reference photo

Use a sharp, well-lit image with the main subject clearly visible and enough room for the requested composition.

02

Keep the preset settings

Start with 1K output with a 3:4 aspect ratio. These values match the selected AIReiter model contract.

03

Generate and refine

Compare the first result with the example, then refine the subject, camera, lighting, or motion detail most important to this effect.

Best Practices

Input and prompt choices that improve facebook cyber id generations.

Protect the main subject

Use a sharp, well-lit source image with the main subject fully visible and enough surrounding space for the requested composition.

Preserve the composition

Keep 3:4 for the first run. Changing the ratio can alter cropping, subject scale, and camera framing.

Change one variable at a time

Keep the Facebook Cyber ID effect instructions stable and change only one major variable per generation so the visual differences are easy to compare.

Best Use Cases

Practical ways to use the Facebook Cyber ID effect in creator and commercial workflows.

Best audiences and formats

social posts, profile visuals, moodboards, personalized artwork, and campaign concepts

Visual concept testing

Compare variations of the Facebook Cyber ID treatment before selecting a final image for publishing, production, or a campaign.

API variations

Reuse nano_banana_pro, the same prompt structure, and the preset settings to generate controlled variations programmatically.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Facebook Cyber ID preset.

/ 01

What does the Facebook Cyber ID template create?

Transform a reference photo into a Facebook Cyber ID composition while keeping the main subject recognizable and following the prepared visual direction.

/ 02

Which model does AIReiter use?

This template runs on Nano Banana Pro using the model key nano_banana_pro.

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Can I change the prompt and input?

Yes. Keep the core facebook cyber id direction and edit subject, setting, camera, lighting, color, or motion details. You can also replace the included reference image.

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Will every result match the example exactly?

No. The example defines the intended effect and composition, but details can vary with the input, prompt edits, and each generation run.

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