Consistent character scene
Keep the same person, facial features, hairstyle and outfit from the reference. Place them in [new location], [action], natural [lighting], editorial photography, no added text.
Nano Banana AI Image Generator & Editor
Nano Banana is Google's family of native Gemini image generation and editing models: Nano Banana, 2 Lite, 2 and Pro. Generate or edit with references in the Flux Art multi-model AI visual creation and production platform, then switch versions for speed, consistency or precision.
Generate or edit images here
Choose image generation or editing, upload references and describe the change. Nano Banana 2 is selected as the general default; use the model menu to switch versions.
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Nano Banana FAQ
What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is the name for Google's native Gemini image generation and editing family. It currently covers Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image), Nano Banana 2 Lite, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro.
Which Nano Banana version is selected on this page?
Nano Banana 2 is selected as the general default because Google's current image-generation guide recommends it as the go-to model. Use the model menu in the embedded generator to switch to 2 Lite, Pro or the original version.
How do I generate or edit an image with Nano Banana in Flux Art?
Use the generator on this page. Choose Generate for a new image or Edit to upload references, select a Nano Banana version, describe what must stay and what should change, then review the live credit cost before submitting.
How do Nano Banana, 2 Lite, 2 and Pro differ?
The original Gemini 2.5 Flash Image emphasizes high-volume, low-latency work. 2 Lite prioritizes speed and cost at scale. Nano Banana 2 is the general model for 4K, world knowledge, text and multiple references. Pro targets complex production, localization, brand consistency and precise control.
How can I keep a person, character or product consistent?
Use clear reference images, name the protected subject, list the features that must stay unchanged and make one major change at a time. Compare the same inputs in Nano Banana 2 and Pro when consistency is critical.
What image sizes are available in Flux Art?
The original Nano Banana currently uses 1K in Flux Art; Nano Banana 2 Lite uses 1K; Nano Banana 2 offers 512, 1K, 2K and 4K; Nano Banana Pro offers 1K, 2K and 4K. The embedded generator is the source of truth for current options.
Can I try Nano Banana for free, and how is it priced?
Registered users can start with the trial credits currently available in Flux Art. Credit costs vary by model and output option, so check the live cost in the generator, your account balance and the current pricing page before submitting.
Can Nano Banana output be used commercially?
Commercial publishing depends on the current Flux Art terms, applicable model-provider terms and the rights to any references, likenesses, brands or copy. Review those terms and rights before publication.
Do Nano Banana images contain a watermark?
Google states that images generated by Nano Banana models include an invisible SynthID watermark. Visible-watermark and export rules in Flux Art follow the current product interface and terms.
Do I need a Google account or Google API key?
No separate Google account or API key is required for the Flux Art web workspace. Sign in to Flux Art and use the selected Nano Banana model directly.
How should I compare Nano Banana with GPT Image 2?
Use the same prompt, references, output size and review checklist. Compare subject consistency, exact text, protected details and composition, and keep failed samples instead of relying on a general ranking.
Google Gemini Image · Family hub
What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is Google's family of native Gemini image generation and editing models. It currently includes Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image), Nano Banana 2 Lite, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro, spanning speed-first, general consistency and precision workflows.
Information reviewed August 25, 2026 against Google's official image guide, family page, original model page and the current Flux Art model configuration.
- Generate and edit
- Four model versions
- Reference images
- Natural-language changes
Existing project visuals illustrate task types; they are not a same-condition model benchmark.
Four versions, one workspace
Choose the right Nano Banana version
Start with Nano Banana 2 for a balanced general workflow, then switch when speed, scale, precision or legacy compatibility matters more.
| Version | Google model | Use it for | Current Flux Art options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana | Gemini 2.5 Flash Image | High-volume, low-latency generation and conversational edits | Flux Art: 1K; up to 3 references when editing |
| Nano Banana 2 Lite | Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image | Speed- and cost-first lightweight work at scale | Flux Art: 1K; not optimized for many references or long edit chains |
| Nano Banana 2 | Gemini 3.1 Flash Image | General default for text, world knowledge and multi-reference consistency | Flux Art: 512, 1K, 2K and 4K |
| Nano Banana Pro | Gemini 3 Pro Image | Complex production, localization, brand consistency and precise control | Flux Art: 1K, 2K and 4K |
Reproducible review method
Review six editing tasks item by item
No same-condition test dataset is currently available for public verification, so this page does not invent success rates or speed rankings. Reuse the same prompt, references and output size, then compare with this checklist.
- 01
Person: face, hair and clothing across scenes
- 02
Character: color, silhouette and signature accessories
- 03
Product: shape, label, material and proportions
- 04
Text: spelling, line breaks, hierarchy and localization
- 05
Background: targeted replacement and believable contact shadows
- 06
Sequential edits: approved elements remain protected
Copy and replace variables
Nano Banana prompt library
Copy a prompt, replace the bracketed details, and keep the same references when comparing versions.
Product background change
Keep the product shape, label, colors and materials unchanged. Replace only the background with [scene], add a realistic contact shadow, preserve the original camera angle.
Ecommerce product hero
Create a clean ecommerce hero image for [product], centered composition, accurate materials, soft studio light, neutral background, generous space around the product, 1:1.
Localized campaign poster
Create a vertical campaign poster for [campaign]. Use the exact headline "[headline]" and subheading "[subheading]", clear reading order, one hero visual, room around every text block.
Wardrobe edit
Keep the person's identity, pose, hands, face and background unchanged. Replace only the jacket with [garment description], matching the existing light and fabric folds.
Product in a new scene
Use the reference product without redesigning it. Place it in [environment], viewed from [camera angle], with [lighting], realistic scale and contact with the surface.
Multi-reference composition
Use the product from reference 1, the color palette from reference 2 and the composition from reference 3. Do not copy unrelated objects. Create a coherent [format] campaign visual.
Old photo restoration
Restore this photo conservatively: remove scratches and dust, recover contrast and natural color, preserve identity, age, clothing and historical details, do not invent missing facial features.
Social campaign set
Create three coordinated visual directions for [campaign], the same product and brand colors in every direction, distinct compositions, clear focal point, no placeholder text.
Sequential local revision
Keep every approved element from the previous image unchanged. Modify only [single issue]. Preserve subject identity, crop, lighting, product details and all correct text.
Before you start
Free access, pricing, commercial use, API and watermarks
Dynamic costs and rules follow the product UI, pricing page and current terms at the time of submission.
Free access and credits
Registered users can use the currently available trial credits. Check the generator's live cost, account balance and pricing page before submitting.
Commercial use
Before publishing, review current Flux Art terms, applicable provider terms, and the rights to references, likenesses, brands and copy.
Watermarks and provenance
Google states that Nano Banana images include invisible SynthID. Visible-watermark and export rules follow the current Flux Art product and terms.
Web workspace and API
Use Nano Banana in the Flux Art web workspace without configuring a separate Google API key.
Compare the same task
Nano Banana vs GPT Image 2
This is not an unsupported winner claim. Fix the inputs, keep failed samples and choose the model that is more reliable for the task.
Recurring people or products
- Nano Banana
- Start with Nano Banana 2; try Pro for complex brand constraints
- GPT Image 2
- Test high-fidelity editing and instruction following with the same references
Poster text and localization
- Nano Banana
- Compare Nano Banana 2 and Pro for text and localization
- GPT Image 2
- Use identical copy and review spelling, placement and hierarchy
Fast batch exploration
- Nano Banana
- Try 2 Lite or the original first, then upgrade the winning direction
- GPT Image 2
- Use as a second route to compare composition and prompt adherence
Diagnose before retrying
Common failures and fixes
Reduce the change scope first, then decide whether to switch family versions.
- Subject drifts across edits
Reuse the clearest reference, give the subject a stable name and change one major element at a time.
- A local edit changes too much
State both what must stay and what alone should change, including crop, lighting, background and identity.
- In-image text is wrong
Put exact copy in quotation marks, reduce the number of text blocks and proofread before export.
- The version does not fit the task
2 Lite is not optimized for many references or long edit chains. Switch to 2 or Pro for complex control and keep the prompt unchanged for comparison.
Flux Art
How to generate or edit with Nano Banana
Start with Nano Banana 2 for general work, then keep the inputs fixed and switch versions to compare speed, consistency, text and detail.
- 01Choose Generate or Edit
Start from text, or open Image Edit and upload the reference material you are allowed to use.
- 02Describe what must stay
Name the person, product, logo, color or composition that should remain unchanged.
- 03Describe one clear change
State the new scene, background, pose, format or copy, and keep exact text in quotation marks.
- 04Compare a second version
Reuse the same prompt and references with another family model, then review consistency, text and details.
Source notes
Official sources and page information
Nano Banana capabilities are summarized from official provider materials. Available modes, parameters and pricing follow the current Flux Art workspace.
Published
Explore dedicated Nano Banana model pages
Explore AI ecommerce image workflows- Nano Banana 2Nano Banana 2 is Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for high-quality generation and conversational editing at low latency. Generate or edit with references in the Flux Art multi-model AI visual creation and production platform, with 512, 1K, 2K and 4K options.
- Nano Banana 2 LiteNano Banana 2 Lite is Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image model for ultra-low-latency, cost-efficient 1K generation and editing. Use Lite in the Flux Art multi-model AI visual creation and production platform for rapid drafts and interactive workflows, then compare stronger models when the task needs more references, longer edit chains or higher resolution.
- Nano Banana ProNano Banana Pro is Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image model for professional image generation and editing with studio-quality precision, advanced control and 1K, 2K or 4K output. Use it in the Flux Art multi-model AI visual creation and production platform for product mockups, posters, diagrams, localization and demanding reference edits.
- GPT Image 2GPT Image 2 is OpenAI's image generation and editing model for creating visuals from text or reference images. Use it directly on this Flux Art multi-model AI visual creation and production platform to generate or edit product images, posters and high-resolution visuals.
