The Viral Rise of the Nano Banana Use Case: Google Gemini’s 3D Figure and Hologram Effects

In the AI community, “Nano Banana” has become a widely discussed keyword recently. It is not just a random name; rather, it is the codename adopted by Google DeepMind for its latest generation AI image editing and generation model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image. With its distinctive name and groundbreaking capabilities, this model has quickly sparked heated discussions among creators and developers.

Google Gemini 2.5 Flash Image: Positioning of Nano Banana

As an important upgrade in the Gemini series, Nano Banana focuses on image generation and editing, combining lightweight and high-speed features while maintaining high-quality visual output. It can generate complex and creative visual effects under minimal input conditions, showcasing the immense potential of multimodal AI in visual creation.

The Explosive Visual Effects: 3D Figure Style and Hologram

In recent demonstrations and user tests, Nano Banana has introduced two highly anticipated cutting-edge visual effects:

●  3D Figure Style

Capable of transforming two-dimensional images or flat materials into three-dimensional characters or objects with a sense of space and depth. Unlike traditional 3D modeling, Nano Banana allows ordinary users to easily generate three-dimensional characters with light, shadow, texture, and dynamic poses. Its application scenarios cover short video content, virtual avatars, game trailers, and e-commerce displays.

●  Hologram Effect

By using semi-transparent layering and light simulation, it presents virtual elements with a floating effect akin to holographic projection. This visual effect is highly futuristic and is often used for showcasing tech products, educational presentations, and short video content on social media, quickly capturing the audience’s attention.

The rapid popularity of these two effects can be attributed to:

1. Low Barrier to Entry — No reliance on complex equipment, making it accessible to ordinary users.

2. Strong Impact — 3D and holographic elements naturally attract attention.

3. Wide Application — Covering everything from personal entertainment to commercial marketing.

In other words, Nano Banana is not just a special effects tool; it is driving the next phase of AI visual generation combined with immersive content.

Vmake’s Application: Making 3D Figurine Video Opening Visual Hook

In line with Nano Banana’s cutting-edge breakthroughs, the video creation platform Vmake is bringing similar 3D Figure capabilities to reality. The newly added 3D Figurine feature allows creators to:

●  Directly generate three-dimensional characters or elements.

●  Embed them at the beginning of videos as a video hook to capture audience attention.

●  Enhance video completion rates and interaction rates on short video platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

Unlike Nano Banana’s “technical demonstration,” Vmake emphasizes practical application value:

●  Designed for short video creators, focusing on the need to grab attention at the beginning of content.

●  Easy to use, requiring no professional modeling experience.

●  Practical effects that can directly enhance content exposure and audience retention.

In a sense, Nano Banana showcases the future form of AI special effects, while Vmake transforms this cutting-edge technology into a practical tool for viral videos.

How to Create a Visual Hook with Vmake

Web Version

1.  Navigate to the Vmake Hook Generator and click on Hook Boost.

2.  Upload your video.

3.  Choose the Earth Zoom or Angel Wings effect, then click Next.

4.  On the Hook Style page, select a blank option and click Generate.

5.  Once the generation is complete, you can preview and download your hook for direct posting on Instagram.

App Version

Step 1: Download and open the Vmake App, and go to the homepage.

Step 2: Scroll down to find the “Visual Hook” module.

Step 3: Select the “Figurine” effect or any effect you like.

Step 4: Click “Generate” to create your custom video hook with just one click.

In 1 minute, you can use the trending effect as an AI Hook for your video intro.

Conclusion

The Nano Banana Use Case represents a frontier experiment in AI visual generation, while Vmake brings this sense of innovation into the daily lives of creators. For short video creators, this means you no longer need an expensive special effects team to grab the audience’s attention with a 3D Figurine at the start.

👉 Try Vmake’s Visual Hook now and take the first step toward making your next video a hit!