4K image outputs
Nano Banana Pro has 1K, 2K, and 4K options in this site configuration. Use the options actually shown for your selected model, and inspect the downloaded result; resolution alone does not guarantee print readiness.
Describe a product scene, social graphic, ad concept, or presentation image. Choose an available model and its output settings, add references when supported, then inspect the generated draft before using it.
In the generator, choose a model, enter a prompt, and select from the settings it offers. Provide your subject, background, lighting, composition, and any short text that should appear in the image.
Nano Banana Pro has 1K, 2K, and 4K options in this site configuration. Use the options actually shown for your selected model, and inspect the downloaded result; resolution alone does not guarantee print readiness.
Describe short labels, signs, packaging text, or poster copy clearly so the model has a better target.
Add product or style references when the selected model accepts them. State which features matter, then check for changes to labels, proportions, and other identifying details.
Use a template to structure a recurring task, then replace its subject, audience, layout, and copy with your own. Treat all examples as starting points rather than a promise of the same output.
Create studio-like scenes, clean backgrounds, packaging mockups, and product-focused hero visuals.
Test ad angles, thumbnail layouts, campaign visuals, seasonal banners, and post variations.
Compare a small set of concepts against your brief. Review the displayed credit cost before starting another generation or a model comparison.
Inspect the image at its intended display size. Identify the most important mismatch, then change one prompt detail or output setting for the next attempt. Generation time and results vary by model, settings, and service load.
Run multiple structured prompts to learn which subject, camera angle, lighting, and style constraints produce the strongest direction.
Validate vertical stories, square ads, wide banners, and product-page crops before selecting the final aspect ratio.
Use the model comparison page to inspect results from the same input. Judge text, subject accuracy, and layout directly instead of assuming that a model label guarantees quality.
Understand the model family, this website, and how to start a request.
Compare available image models with the same prompt and references.
Review the Nano Banana 2 model page for ratios, resolution, FAQ, and guide links.
Review the Pro model page, examples, specs, and FAQs.
The site configuration for Nano Banana Pro includes 1K, 2K, and 4K output options. Availability depends on the selected model and settings shown in the generator. A larger output does not guarantee accurate text or product details.
You can request product-image drafts and background or packaging concepts. Use a product reference when supported and inspect shape, labels, scale, and claims before publishing. Generated images are not automatically accurate listing photos.
Nanabananapro.com is an independent web application and does not represent Google. The model selector shows the image models available through this site.