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Google Flow Invites Users to Create Halloween 'Candy Visitors' With Nano Banana

October 30, 2026 at 16:29 EDT

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Google Flow has promoted a Halloween workflow that lets users turn an uploaded candy photo into a creepy doorbell-camera visitor using the Nano Banana image model.

Halloween · Google Flow

Turn a candy photo into a creepy doorbell-camera visitor

Google Flow's seasonal workflow uses the Nano Banana image model to make a candy look like a figure at the front door on a grainy night camera feed, a playful take on "trick or treat."

How the workflow runs

STEP 1

Upload a candy photo

The candy is the ingredient image that anchors the subject.

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STEP 2

Add a text prompt

Describes a night-time doorbell camera shot at the front door.

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STEP 3

Nano Banana generates

The prompt controls camera style, lighting and image quality.

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STEP 4

Candy becomes a visitor

The candy appears as a figure at the door in the output frame.

Prompt conditions

Built to look like surveillance footage

The prompt deliberately mimics degraded camera output, so the image reads as a real security clip.

Low resolution

Reduced image detail

Heavy compression

Visible compression artifacts

Motion blur

Movement smeared across the frame

Wide-angle front door

Doorbell-style viewpoint

Lawn or pavement

Foreground ground surface

Night-time

Low-light scene

What the post shows

A seasonal prompt, not a product launch
Uses existing Nano Banana image generation in Flow
Combines an image reference with a detailed text prompt
Gives new users a simple entry point to experiment

What is not specified

Pricing
Availability limits
Model version beyond the Nano Banana name
Independent testing or user reaction

Bottom line: The workflow is a light Halloween remix of existing

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