AI image generation
Create images from prompts for product scenes, social posts, ads, concept art, and quick visual drafts.
Nano Banana guide
What is Nano Banana and how do you use it?
Google uses the Nano Banana name for its image models. Nanabananapro.com is a separate, independent web application and does not represent Google. Here you can choose an available image model, describe an image, and use references or templates to guide a draft.
Start with a subject, intended format, and a clear description
Use an image-capable model and a reference for reference-guided tasks
Review generated text, product details, and image rights before use
Meaning
Choose between a new image and an edit
Start from text for a new composition. For an existing product, person, or layout, select a model that accepts reference images and describe both the requested change and what should stay unchanged.
Reference-based creation
Upload a reference to guide a product, composition, pose, or visual direction. Compare the result with the source; references do not guarantee exact preservation.
Image editing
Use prompt-guided edits to change style, background, text, layout, or product presentation while keeping the brief clear.
Workflow
Open the generator and prepare your first request
Open the image generator, select an available model, and enter your prompt. Add references when supported, choose the available size and aspect ratio, and follow the sign-in and credit requirements shown before generating.
Write a specific prompt
Mention the subject, setting, camera angle, composition, aspect ratio, short text, and brand or style constraints.
Use templates for repeatable tasks
Browse the template library for a matching task. Copy its prompt, replace the placeholders, and paste it into the generator; opening a template link does not automatically apply a prompt.
Review the first result
Check the composition, spelling, product shape, and unwanted objects. Change one instruction at a time so you can understand what affected the next result.
Model choice
Compare models against your own brief
Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro are separate model choices. Check their available inputs, output settings, and displayed credit costs. A model name alone does not establish which result will work best for your task.
Draft different formats
Try square, vertical, wide, and ultra-wide layouts before locking the prompt around one channel.
Check reference behavior
Use the same source image and prompt constraints to see whether the model preserves the object, pose, or style direction.
Choose from the actual results
Compare the same prompt and reference across available models. Keep the candidate that meets your brief rather than assuming one model always gives better detail or text.
FAQ
Nano Banana Pro
Is Nano Banana Pro affiliated with Google?
Nanabananapro.com is an independent web application, not a Google service. Google develops the underlying Nano Banana model family; the models and settings available on this website are shown in its generator.
What can I create with Nano Banana Pro?
You can create product images, ads, social visuals, concept art, reference-guided images, and edited variations from prompts or uploaded references.
Should I use Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro?
Check the inputs, output settings, and credit cost shown for each model. Compare the same brief and references, then choose the result that fits your task. Neither model is guaranteed to be better for every request.