Full Tutorial: Build an AI Headshot App in 15 Minutes (Google Nano Banana)

Name: Full Tutorial: Build an AI Headshot App in 15 Minutes (Google Nano Banana)
Uploaded: 2025-10-01
Duration: 945 s
Channel: Peter Yang
Description: Read a transcript preview of “Full Tutorial: Build an AI Headshot App in 15 Minutes (Google Nano Banana)” from Peter Yang, uploaded on 2025-10-01.

Channel: Peter Yang

Uploaded: 2025-10-01

Duration: PT945S

Read a transcript preview of “Full Tutorial: Build an AI Headshot App in 15 Minutes (Google Nano Banana)” from Peter Yang, uploaded on 2025-10-01.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] Hey everyone. So today I want to show

[0:01] you how to use Google's nano banana

[0:04] image model to build an app that

[0:06] converts any photo into a professional

[0:08] headsh shot in three different styles.

[0:11] And I think this is one of the best apps

[0:12] to build if you're new to AI coding. And

[0:15] it's just really fun to make head shot

[0:17] of your friends. Okay, so we're going to

[0:20] build this app in five steps. First,

[0:22] we're going to work with AI to draft the

[0:24] spec. Then we are going to build the UI

[0:26] and the scaffolding. We're going to

[0:28] create three prompts for different

[0:30] headshot styles and then poke up

[0:32] Google's nano banana API. And finally,

[0:35] we're going to try to fix any bugs or

[0:37] issues. Now, all the prompts that I'm

[0:39] going to use in this video are available

[0:41] in the document that's linked in the

[0:43] description. So, let's get started.

[0:46] So, here I have a empty cursor project

[0:49] and I've loaded clot code in a terminal,

[0:53] but you can also just use cursors agent

[0:55] if you want to build this app. Now, step

[0:58] one is to get AI to write the spec,

[1:01] right? So, let me go ahead and copy and

[1:03] paste this prompt here. And the prompt

[1:05] is to get AI to write a spec to create a

[1:08] professional headshot app. Here's kind

[1:10] of how it works. And please include the

[1:12] requirements text stack and two

[1:14] milestones. And for the first milestone,

[1:16] I always like to set the UI first so

[1:19] that I can see the app update live for

[1:21] any subsequent milestones. Another best

[1:24] practice is I always like to include a

[1:26] link to the documentation that I'm

[1:28] using. In this case, Google's nano

[1:30] banana i