Three jobs where the default model earns its place.
Describe the scene, the light and the mood, and get a 1K draft you can share the same afternoon. When the idea holds, rerun the prompt at 2K or 4K on a paid plan instead of starting over.
Upload your own product shots as references and the model uses them to guide shape, colour and labels in a new setting. Check the result against the real item before it goes live.
Square for the feed, 9:16 for stories, 21:9 for a banner. Nine aspect ratios let one prompt cover a whole set of placements without cropping away the subject.
Nano Banana 2 is Google's general-purpose image model, and here it runs in a locked workspace so the page and the model always match. You type a prompt, which is required, and can attach up to six reference images to steer subject, colour or layout. Then you pick a resolution and an aspect ratio: 1K is open on the free tier, 2K needs a Basic plan and 4K a Pro plan. The model reads the prompt and the references together and returns one image, saved to My Creations for download or reuse as the next reference. Nano Banana Pro and the Nano Banana 1 editor have their own pages.
Each tab is a separate control you have over the result.
Start from text alone. The model builds the whole scene from your description, so subject, setting, light and style all come from the words you choose.
Plain-Language Prompts
Describe the scene.
Style in the Prompt
Ask for photo, illustration or flat graphic in words.
Fast Reruns
Adjust one phrase and generate again to compare.
Six capabilities of the default model.
Part of Google's Gemini image family.
Guide a render with up to six of your own images.
Render at 1K, 2K or 4K from the same prompt.
Square, portrait, landscape, ultrawide and auto.
Short headlines and labels can be part of the scene.
Every render is kept for download and reuse.
Three groups, two workflows each.
Upload the product photo you already have, then ask for the same item on a counter, a desk and a gift table, in the 1:1 frame marketplaces expect.
Pick 21:9, describe the promotion and the product, and get a wide banner with room for your headline. Proofread every word in the image before publishing.
Write one prompt per theme and render each in 1:1 and 9:16. Reusing the same style words and reference image keeps the week looking consistent.
Use the post that worked as a reference and ask for the same scene in a new aspect ratio rather than stretching the original file.
Describe the concept in plain words and turn it into a clear picture for slides or handouts. 1K is usually enough for a classroom screen.
Use 16:9 for slides and add a photo of your venue or product as a reference so the details stay familiar to the room.
Three actions from prompt to download.
Write the prompt and, if you like, upload up to six reference images.
Choose 1K, 2K or 4K and one of nine aspect ratios.
Run Nano Banana 2, then download from My Creations or reuse as a reference.
Access, limits and cost before your first render.
You can start free. New accounts receive 10 credits once, valid for 30 days, and a 1K image costs 8 credits, so your first render is covered. 2K needs a Basic plan and 4K a Pro plan.
Sign in, type a prompt in the generator above, choose a resolution and aspect ratio, and press generate. Nothing to install; results are saved to My Creations.
Long prompts can hold competing instructions. Lead with the subject and the one or two details that matter most, cut anything that contradicts them, and run again.
Yes, up to six. They are used together with your prompt, which is still required and decides what happens in the scene.
References guide the render rather than copy it. Use clear, well-lit photos, describe the item in the prompt too, and drop references that disagree with each other.
When you are on a paid plan and want a second model's take on the same prompt, especially for text-heavy layouts. Run it on the Nano Banana Pro page and keep whichever result fits.
Pages that pick up where this one leaves off.
The image model this studio opens with: write a prompt, add up to six reference images, and get a 1K render on the free tier, with 2K and 4K on paid plans.
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