Powered by Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana): text-to-image, conversational editing, character consistency, and multi-image blend—turn ideas into controllable visuals with natural language.
Core capabilities
From text-to-image to conversational retouching—turn one sentence into the frame you want.
Nano Banana reads natural-language prompts with fine detail—light, materials, and composition. Whether photoreal portraits, concept scenes, or product stills, one clear sentence can yield a usable image fast.
Keep refining with multi-turn natural language: swap backgrounds, adjust lighting, change pose, or add elements. No complex masks—iterate like a chat until the shot feels right.
Keep the same character or product looking stable across scenes, outfits, and camera angles—ideal for story series, brand assets, and visual systems.
Upload multiple references and fuse people, products, materials, or scenes into one composition with a single instruction—collage, outfit swaps, scene placement, and more.
Leverage Gemini’s world knowledge to understand places, styles, objects, and cultural context—so details feel grounded in real-world information.
Name the part you want changed in natural language: remove stains, recolor, blur the background, clear passersby. Local change, global stability—built for commercial retouch and late-stage polish.
Model & capabilities
Nano Banana is a widely used nickname for Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model. It targets fast visual creation: text-to-image, conversational editing, and multimodal understanding in one stack—ideal for high-frequency iteration.
Image model
2.5 Flash
Text PromptDescribe subject, style, lighting, and composition in full sentences. The more specific the prompt, the closer Nano Banana lands on the first try.
Lead with the subject, then add style and light
Image InputUpload one or more images as a starting point: edit from the original, or transfer people, products, and materials from references into a new scene.
Upload a reference when you have a clear look in mind
Multi-turnKeep instructing in natural language on top of the last result. The model follows context and refines toward the final frame you want.
Change one thing per turn for steadier results
ConsistencyKeep a character or product recognizable across shots and scenes—useful for storyboards, campaign series, and brand assets.
Lock the same subject reference for a series
BlendFuse elements from multiple inputs into one result—place a person in a scene, restage a product, or wrap a material onto an object.
Say clearly who to keep and where to place them
Local EditAdd, remove, or change a named region: swap backgrounds, delete objects, adjust color. Unnamed areas stay as stable as possible, avoiding full redraws.
Name the target object clearly
Note: Nano Banana outputs may include SynthID or similar watermarks for content provenance. Quotas, resolution, and API capabilities follow the workbench and official documentation.
Getting started
Four steps from idea to finished image—built for first-time Nano Banana creators.
Click “Try Nano Banana” to enter the image generation workbench. Sign in or register, then start creating.
Describe subject, style, lighting, and composition in natural language—or upload a reference as your edit or style starting point.
Get a first image, then refine with multi-turn instructions: swap backgrounds, tweak details, blend references—until it matches your goal.
Export the result for design, marketing, or social—or reuse it as the reference for the next edit round.
Use cases
Start from one prompt and turn ideas into images you can see—and keep editing.
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Write the composition, light, and mood you imagine—see a finished image immediately instead of leaving ideas in your head.
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Generate photoreal portraits or character sheets and keep appearance consistent across scenes while testing looks and camera feel.
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Place products in new scenes, unify a campaign look, or use local edits to ship ecommerce and ad creatives faster.
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Remove people, swap backgrounds, grade color, or blend multiple images with chat-style instructions—from draft to delivery.
FAQ
Capabilities, usage, and getting started with Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) generation and editing.
Best practices
Get a clear first result, then refine turn by turn—more controllable than packing every request into one prompt.
In multi-turn edits, focus each round on one change (for example, only the background) to avoid unintended rewrites elsewhere.
For character or product consistency, keep feeding the same reference and stress “keep appearance unchanged” in the prompt.
With multiple uploads, clarify who goes into which scene and which elements to keep—composites stay more stable.
Specify the target (“red backpack,” “passerby on the left”)—far more effective than a vague “fix it.”
Prioritize subject, camera, and light before style adjectives—clear structure beats adjective stacking.
Twenty Nano Banana 2 prompt templates you can paste as-is—portraits, products, scenes, illustration, figurines, and chat refinements. Swap a few words and generate.
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An intermediate tutorial for keeping characters and products consistent in Nano Banana—references, keep-language, scene changes, and series production tips.
Ready when you are
Open the workbench and use Gemini 2.5 Flash Image for text-to-image and conversational editing. Prompts, capability guides, and tutorials live on nanobanana-ai.us—accelerate creation from here.