New Delhi, Sept. 14 -- The Nano Banana AI image trend has gone viral online. It lets people turn normal photos into hyper-realistic mini 3D figurines. However, numerous social media users are now accusing it of ignoring prompts.

The AI trend is powered by Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image tool. Users can create "mini-me" versions of themselves or pets as toys. They can also create fantasy avatars with packaging that looks like real products.

The craze has spread because it's free and needs no technical skill. Social media influencers and creators are using it across Instagram, TikTok and Twitter (now X).

However, many people have started complaining about it.

"Gave a detailed style-transfer prompt (N64/low‑poly characters, keep th...