Painter stages original artwork and patterns in AI room mockups inside Photoshop

What they did

They place their painting and patterns on one canvas, number each pattern so the prompt can say pattern one or pattern three instead of describing it, and merge all layers. Then they select the whole canvas, choose Nano Banana Pro as the partner model in Generative Fill, and write a long paragraph saying exactly where each pattern goes and what details the room should have, like antiques and trailing plants. Afterward they halve the image size, run Generative Upscale, and paste the original artwork back into the frame so it stays sharp.

How it went

They say the tool produces a room quickly and the result is a cute scene that works in a portfolio to convey a feeling.

Worth knowing

• "Most of the rooms are not perfect": patterns can come out fuzzy, artwork loses detail, and the model sometimes skips parts of the description. The upscale makes only a small difference.
• Price check: Adobe Photoshop: free plan unclear; Photoshop: US$34.49/month, or US$22.99/month on a yearly plan (US$275.88/year) (checked Oct 26, 2026); Google Gemini: free plan; Google AI Plus: US$4.99/month (checked Nov 1, 2026).

Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Write a detailed Photoshop Generative Fill prompt for a cozy reading nook that shows my artwork. Pattern one is the armchair fabric, pattern two is the wallpaper, pattern three is a throw pillow, and my painting hangs framed above the chair. Add antique furniture, trailing plants and soft morning light.

Original post

See CreatorAlma's original post on YouTube → (May 19, 2026)