One Reference, Every Shot
Nano Banana is reference-driven rather than prompt-only. Reelfo passes your locked character sheet into every keyframe request, so shot 7 shows the same person as shot 1 instead of a lookalike.
Nano Banana is Google's gemini-2.5-flash-image, the model that made image-to-image character consistency mainstream. In Reelfo it does the job it is best at: you feed it one reference of your character and it returns that same character in a new pose, outfit or setting — which is exactly what a storyboard needs before any of it moves.
ModelosNano Banana is reference-driven rather than prompt-only. Reelfo passes your locked character sheet into every keyframe request, so shot 7 shows the same person as shot 1 instead of a lookalike.
Around 3 seconds per image. A ten-shot storyboard re-renders while you are still reading it, which is what makes trying three visual directions practical instead of theoretical.
Keyframes generated here become the reference images handed to Kling V3, Vidu Q3 or Seedance 2.0. The character you approve at the image stage is the character that gets animated.

Glossy sticker sheets across the desk

Paper stars and a banana on yellow seamless

A toy camera on a candy-colored miniature set
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