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Image generation, editing, and grounded visual detail

Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator

Create a new still from a prompt, or use references when the subject, product, layout, or place has to remain recognizable.

Nano Banana 2 is built for practical image work: sharper in-image text, better localized layouts, stronger reference handling, and output settings from 1K to 4K. In Veo 3, the generator above gives you the working surface first, then this guide explains when to use the model and how to review the result.

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Start with Nano Banana 2
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NANO BANANA 2

Nano Banana 2 model features

The model is useful when the result needs more than a pretty frame. It can combine prompt control, reference images, readable layout elements, and higher resolution outputs in one still-image workflow.

Concept example of one product image adapted into square, vertical, and wide crops.

1K, 2K, and 4K image output

Start light for fast creative checks, then raise the resolution for polished stills, product crops, and campaign visuals. The same idea can be reviewed in square, vertical, and wide formats before you commit to a final placement.

Generate a high-resolution still
Concept example of poster layouts localized across several design variations.

Readable text and localized layouts

Nano Banana 2 is a good fit for posters, menu boards, labels, simple infographics, and interface mockups where short text must sit inside the image. Keep the exact words short, name the language, and inspect every character before download.

Create a text-led image
Concept example of product references carried into several coherent scene variations.

Reference-aware image editing

Use a source image when the product shape, material, identity, or approved composition should guide the output. The model can restage the idea while keeping the important reference details visible.

Edit from a reference
Concept example of a studio screen with travel, product, layout, and map-inspired image drafts.

Grounded visual details

The model is designed for prompts that need real-world context, such as maps, locations, factual objects, diagrams, and localized creative. Treat those details as review items: name what must be accurate, then check the result before reusing it.

Plan the image brief

How to use Nano Banana 2

A strong first pass is specific, but not crowded. Give the model one clear job, the required reference or format, and the one detail you will check first.

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Choose the model

Keep Nano Banana 2 selected in the generator for prompt-first images. If you already have an approved source, open Image to Image and use the same model for a reference-led edit.

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Write the brief

Name the subject, setting, visible text, language, aspect ratio, and output size. For reference work, write what must stay unchanged before describing the new scene.

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Review one variable

Check text, identity, composition, and factual details at the intended size. On the next pass, change one instruction so the result improves instead of drifting.

Nano Banana 2 compared with other image models

Nano Banana 2 compared with other image models
CapabilityNano Banana 2GPT Image 2.5Seedream 5.0
Best-fit image tasksGrounded stills, readable text, localized graphics, reference editsProduct stills, campaign visuals, local edits, transparent-background workDesign production, region edits, multi-image fusion, dense visual systems
Text-to-imageYesYesYes
Image-to-image editingYesYesYes
In-image letteringStrong fit for short text, signs, labels, and localized layoutsGood fit for posters, labels, ads, and short UI textUseful for multilingual layouts and graphic-heavy scenes
Reference workflowMultiple references for subject, product, layout, and style directionStable reference subjects and precise local changesMulti-image composition and spatial edit workflows
Output planning1K to 4K stills with aspect ratio control1K to 4K stills with prompt and reference modesHigh-resolution design and campaign production

Nano Banana 2 FAQ

Answers for prompt images, reference edits, text rendering, resolution, and how the model fits into Veo 3.

What is Nano Banana 2?

Nano Banana 2 is an image generation and editing model for still images. It can create from a prompt, work from reference images, and produce higher-resolution outputs for practical design and marketing use. Its strengths are readable image text, localized visual layouts, reference-aware edits, and grounded details that need more context than a purely decorative image.

What can I create with Nano Banana 2?

Use it for campaign stills, posters, simple infographics, product scenes, travel or place visuals, menu-style layouts, UI mockups, and reference-led image variants. The model is especially useful when text and layout matter inside the image. For exact legal copy, prices, dates, or brand-critical typography, generate the visual first and add final text in a design tool.

Can Nano Banana 2 edit existing images?

Yes. Start from Image to Image when you have a source file. Tell the model what must stay fixed, such as the product shape, material, face, layout, or location, then describe the change. Keep the first edit modest. If the subject moves too far, shorten the prompt and put the preserved details first.

Does Nano Banana 2 support reference images?

Yes. Reference images can guide subject identity, product shape, style, layout, or scene direction. Use fewer references when you need tight control, and add more only when each one has a clear role. A good reference prompt says which image is the source of truth and which details can change.

Can it generate readable text inside the image?

It is designed to handle short text better than many earlier image models, including localized words, labels, and simple graphic layouts. Keep phrases short, put exact text in quotes, and avoid asking for dense paragraphs. Always inspect the text at the final display size before publishing.

Which resolution should I use?

Use 1K for fast idea checks, 2K when the image is close to usable, and 4K for final stills, product crops, or large web placements. Higher resolution is not a substitute for a clearer prompt. If the composition is wrong, fix the prompt before raising the resolution.

How is Nano Banana 2 different from GPT Image 2.5?

Both models can generate and edit still images. Nano Banana 2 is a strong fit when the prompt depends on grounded context, readable text, localization, or multiple references. GPT Image 2.5 is a strong fit for polished product stills, local edits, reference preservation, and transparent-background work. The best model depends on the job, not a single quality score.

Where do generated images go in Veo 3?

The first result appears in the preview area, and completed tasks are stored in My Creations. Use My Creations to compare versions, download approved images, or choose a still for Image to Video. Keeping the prompt, ratio, resolution, and one changed variable with each version makes later edits easier to reproduce.

Use Nano Banana 2 inside Veo 3

Veo 3 keeps the model inside the same workspace as your credits, watermark controls, preview, and My Creations library. Create the still, review it, then continue into image editing or image-to-video without rebuilding the brief from scratch.

Generate with Nano Banana 2
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