Do I keep my own face?
Yes, that's why Nano Banana Pro is used here. In the demo, the freckles, the light brown eyes and the hair match the photo, with no makeup added. The flash in the branch version flattens the skin a little, so the freckles show less there.
Is the fairy on the branch really tiny?
Not really. The prompt asks for a hand-sized fairy with an acorn for scale, but the woman looks normal-sized next to a giant acorn and giant mushrooms. For the small size to come across, you need a familiar object beside her, a whole oak leaf for instance, and a rerun.
Is it the same fairy as in the viral videos?
No. The original videos show a small pale creature with long ears. Here it's you as a fairy: your face, your hair, ears only slightly pointed. The setting borrows from the trend: the mossy branch, the night flash, the laugh.
How much do the two images cost?
About 38 credits, nineteen per render on Nano Banana Pro in 2K. Rerunning a single image costs nineteen more.
Why Nano Banana Pro?
Because it carries a face over from a single photo and keeps details like freckles, while the whole scene around it changes. Flux Kontext, which is cheaper, is built to edit a photo while keeping its setting, and it's quicker to alter the features.
What size is the image?
1792 x 2400 pixels, vertical 3:4. That's enough for a post, a story or a standard photo print.
How do I get properly see-through wings?
In the clearing they already are. On the branch, the flash turned them grey and dull. Write "wings clear as glass, the leaves visible through them" and rerun that node on its own.
Can I do it with a photo of a child?
Yes, if you're the parent or the parents agreed. Replace "the woman from the photo" with "the child from the photo" and keep "do not change her age" in both prompts.