How to Turn Your Photo into a Character with AI (Nano Banana + Kling Motion)

📌 STEP 1: Generate the Image in Nano Banana

🧠 Instructions

1. Open Nano Banana (through Google Gemini or Higgsfield).
2. Upload your reference photo (the photo where you want to replace the person).
3. Paste the image generation prompt (prompt below).
4. Send it and wait a few seconds for the image to be generated.
5. Download the final image.

Note: You can also swap the character's name for any other well-known character.

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✏️ Prompt

Transform the person in the photo into Thanos.
Keep the original background exactly the same, with no changes.
Replace only the person, preserving the same pose, body position, camera angle, framing and lighting.

Thanos's appearance: large, muscular humanoid, purple skin with realistic texture, armor elements inspired by live-action versions, natural facial expressions and eye movement.

Match shadows, light direction, reflections, depth and contact with the environment so the character blends naturally into the scene.

Style: photorealistic, cinematic realism, believable.
No cartoon, no anime, no illustration, no exaggerated proportions.

The final image should look like Thanos was originally photographed in this exact location.

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📌 STEP 2: Make the Video in HiggsField (Kling Motion Control)

Goal: apply the movement from the original video to the image you generated earlier.

🧠 Instructions

1. Open HiggsField.
2. Go to Video -> Kling Motion Control.
3. Select the original video you want to animate.
4. Select the image generated in Nano Banana.
5. Paste the video prompt in the indicated area (prompt below).
6. Click Generate and wait for the video to be processed.

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✏️ Prompt:

Use the reference image as the character's identity (Thanos).
Use the input video as the motion reference.

Replace only the person in the video with Thanos.
The character must accurately follow all body movements, head movements, gestures, posture and timing from the original video.

Keep the original background, environment, camera angle, framing and lighting exactly the same.
Don't change the scene or the colors.

Ensure high-fidelity motion transfer, especially:
– Head turns and eye focus
– Arm and hand gestures
– Weight shifts and balance

Preserve realistic proportions, depth, shadows and interaction with the environment.

Style: photorealistic, cinematic realism, believable.
No cartoon, no anime, no illustration, no exaggerated proportions.

The final video should look like Thanos was originally filmed performing this movement in this exact scene.