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Nano Banana Image Generator for Art-Directed Visual Results

Describe the subject, scene, composition, lighting, and style you want, choose the right frame, and turn your direction into one focused image with the original Nano Banana model.

Nano Banana Image Examples

Explore Results Across Distinct Creative Briefs

See how Nano Banana handles distinct subjects, settings, visual styles, product scenes, portrait directions, campaign concepts, and compositions.

gallery-1-01-editorial-patisserie-tabletop
gallery-1-02-lunar-glasshouse-environment
gallery-1-03-amber-skincare-campaign
gallery-1-04-rooftop-fashion-portrait
gallery-1-05-walnut-listening-room
gallery-1-06-botanical-label-poster
gallery-1-07-ceramic-tea-story
gallery-1-08-chrome-perfume-still-life
gallery-1-09-rainy-night-bookshop
gallery-1-10-desert-modular-house
gallery-1-11-coral-paper-sculpture
gallery-1-12-retro-futurist-station
What Is Nano Banana?

Original Model Overview

What Is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is the original Google Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. This independent ImgEnhancer workflow can create from a text prompt or use optional references to guide an edit. Choose an aspect ratio and generate one result in Workspace. It is distinct from newer Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro models.

Creative Use Cases

Shape Product, Editorial, and Story Concepts

Use Nano Banana to shape subjects, scenes, compositions, colors, and styles for practical creative work.

Create an Original Scene from Text

Describe the subject, setting, mood, lighting, and composition to generate a new visual without uploading a reference image.

Build Product Visuals from References

Add product references and request a studio, lifestyle, seasonal, or campaign scene in the aspect ratio you need.

Edit a Portrait with Art Direction

Add a portrait reference, then describe changes to the wardrobe, setting, color, composition, or photographic style.

Guide One Image with Multiple References

Add several images to communicate subjects, products, colors, composition, and other visual direction in one request.

Adapt Concepts to New Frames

Choose a square, portrait, landscape, or panoramic ratio and ask for a composition suited to that frame.

Revise an Existing Image Direction

Add the current image as a reference and use a concise instruction to change the scene, emphasis, palette, or layout.

Three-Step Creation Workflow

Generate or Edit an Image in 3 Clear Steps

Write a prompt, optionally add references, choose an aspect ratio, then generate and download one result with Nano Banana.

Write the Image Prompt

01

Use 1–1,000 characters to describe the subject, scene, composition, lighting, style, and visible details you want in the result.

Add References When Needed

02

Generate from text alone, or add 1–10 JPEG, PNG, or WebP images up to 10 MiB each to guide subjects, products, style, or an edit.

Choose the Frame and Generate

03

Select Auto or a supported fixed aspect ratio, review the current run cost, generate one image, and download the result from Workspace.

Why Create Here

Direct the Details Without Technical Prompt Syntax

Direct the visual in natural language, refine the composition with practical framing choices, and review the current run cost before generation.

Give Detailed Natural-Language Direction

Use up to 1,000 characters to describe the subject, scene, composition, lighting, style, and visible details you want.

Give Detailed Natural-Language Direction

Bring In References Only When They Help

Start from text alone, or add 1–10 images when a subject, product, style, composition, or existing image needs visual guidance.

Bring In References Only When They Help

Choose from 11 Framing Options

Select Auto, square, portrait, landscape, or panoramic framing, including 1:1, 9:16, 16:9, and 21:9.

Choose from 11 Framing Options

Review the Cost Before You Generate

Workspace shows the current run cost before submission, so you can review the charge alongside the prompt, references, and aspect ratio.

Review the Cost Before You Generate

Creative Workflows

How Creators Use Nano Banana for Focused Visual Work

Creators use specific art direction and deliberate framing to explore product, editorial, environment, portrait, and interior concepts.

Portrait of Talia Brooks, cookbook photographer

Talia Brooks, Cookbook Photographer

I generate a tabletop concept from a written brief, then add the plated dish and prop references to guide the final 4:5 composition.

Nano Banana FAQ

Answers About Nano Banana Generation and Editing

How do I start using Nano Banana in Workspace?
Open Nano Banana in Workspace, enter a text prompt, and optionally add reference images for a guided edit. Choose an aspect ratio, review the current run cost shown before generation, then submit the request. Text-to-image creation and reference-guided editing use the same generator flow.
Where can I see Nano Banana pricing?
Workspace shows the current run cost before you submit a generation request. Each run returns one image. If you change the prompt, reference set, or aspect ratio, review the current run cost again before starting the next image in Workspace.
Which aspect ratios can I choose?
Nano Banana supports Auto or these fixed ratios: 1:1, 9:16, 16:9, 3:4, 4:3, 3:2, 2:3, 5:4, 4:5, and 21:9. The default is 1:1. Choose the frame that matches the intended placement before you generate the result.
What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is the original Google Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. ImgEnhancer is an independent service, and this page lets you create from a text prompt or add optional references for a guided edit before generating one result.
How should I write a Nano Banana prompt?
Use 1–1,000 characters to name the subject or desired change, composition, setting, lighting, color, style, and any detail that should remain visible. Start with the most important instruction, then change one part of the prompt or reference set at a time for the next result.
Can I use Nano Banana without uploading an image?
Yes. Nano Banana can create an image from a text prompt without an upload. Add 1–10 JPEG, PNG, or WebP references only when you want to guide the subject, product, style, composition, or an edit to an existing image.
What reference files and limits are supported?
Reference images are optional. When you use them, upload 1–10 JPEG, PNG, or WebP files, each up to 10 MiB. Nano Banana uses the references with your prompt to guide subjects, products, style, composition, or changes to an existing image.
How many images does each run return?
Each run returns one image in Workspace. The generator does not offer a user-selectable batch count, resolution, output format, or seed. To explore another direction, update the prompt, optional references, or aspect ratio and start a separate run after reviewing the first result and current cost.
Is this the same as Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro?
No. This page is for the original Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, not Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro. Those names describe newer model variants with different capabilities and controls. Use this generator when you want the original model and its natural-language generation and editing workflow.
Is ImgEnhancer an official Google or Gemini website?
No. ImgEnhancer is an independent image-tool service and is not an official Google property. The model origin is stated so you can identify the version used here. Access, the current run cost, the generator interface, and support on this page are provided by ImgEnhancer rather than Google Gemini.
How can I improve the next Nano Banana result?
Describe the subject, scene, composition, and lighting precisely, then choose a ratio that suits the final placement. For a guided edit, keep the references stable and revise one instruction at a time so you can see which prompt change affects the next image.

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