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Nano Banana 2
Pro-level image quality, at Flash speed.
Made with Nano Banana 2.
Click any tile and its prompt drops into the editor up top.
Pro quality at Flash speed.
Nano Banana 2 brings the heavyweight reasoning of Gemini 3 Pro Image into a Flash-tier model — same legibility, same character consistency, in a fraction of the wait.
Words come out readable.
Labels, taglines, headings, even long paragraphs render with around 90% accuracy across dozens of scripts. Posters, infographics and product mockups stop needing a Photoshop pass.
Heavy edits, light wait.
Most generations land in under 20 seconds; a 4K render takes 4–6. Iterate the way you would in Figma — change a word, change the layout, change the brief.
Same face. Same product. Every frame.
Keep up to 5 characters and 14 reference objects locked across a single workflow — useful for storyboards, brand series, packaging variants and multi-shot campaigns.
Pulls in real-world facts.
Reaches into Gemini's world knowledge and live Google Search — accurate maps, current logos, real product references, charts that match real data.
Six things people reach for it first.
Not because it can only do six — these are where the speed-plus-readable-text combo really pays off.
Infographics and explainer diagrams
Turn rough notes into a clean diagram in one prompt — arrows, labels and small illustrations all readable.
Posters and social mockups
Drop a tagline in, get a layout-ready poster with type that doesn't melt at the edges.
Greeting cards and invitations
Birthdays, thank-yous, save-the-dates. Hand-lettering or clean modern type — both render legibly.
Localize a scene in one shot
Swap city, props and on-image text in a single prompt. Same idea, ready for ten markets.
Storyboards with the same cast
Lock your characters once and run them through scenes, expressions and outfits without redrawing.
Packaging and product shots
Real label copy, real material textures, ready for a deck or an early concept review.
Steal a starting point.
Tap copy and the prompt drops into the editor up top. Tweak from there.
Water cycle, one-page
A clean one-page infographic explaining the water cycle. Labels read "Evaporation", "Condensation" and "Precipitation" in a friendly modern sans-serif. Hand-drawn arrows connect three small illustrations of each stage. Off-white background, two-color palette.
Hand-lettered birthday card
A birthday card with the hand-lettered phrase "Happy 30th, Sam!" across the top in a flowing brush script. Soft pastel watercolor background, a single illustrated candle on the right, generous room for a short hand-written note below.
Skincare bottle, label readable
Front view of a matte black skincare bottle on beige seamless paper. The label reads "NUIT 02 · Hydrating Serum" in a minimal sans-serif, with subtext "Made in Paris · 50ml" in a smaller weight. Soft three-point softbox lighting, shallow depth of field, shot like a Kinfolk product editorial.
Same cart, different city
A street food cart at golden hour in Mexico City. The hand-painted menu board reads "Tacos al Pastor — $35" and "Agua de Jamaica — $20" in a chunky brush script. Papel picado overhead, warm tungsten string lights, photoreal in the style of National Geographic street photography.
Three-frame barista
The same character — a curly-haired barista in a denim apron and white tee — shown across three frames in a row: (1) pulling an espresso shot at the machine, (2) finishing latte art in a ceramic cup, (3) handing the cup to a smiling customer at the counter. Keep the face, hair and outfit identical across all three frames. Soft daylight from a side window, shot on a 35mm lens.
Europe population map
A clean choropleth map of Europe colored by 2024 population density. Country names rendered in a crisp modern sans-serif, with a small legend anchored in the bottom-right. Light cream background, minimalist editorial styling.
How to use Nano Banana 2.
Three steps, no learning curve.
Start with words, an image, or both.
Type the brief. Drop in up to 14 reference images — characters, products, style boards. Mix and match.
Let it think, then render.
The model reads the brief, reasons about layout, type and references, and lays the image down in 4K when you ask for it.
Refine in place.
Don't like the headline? Rewrite that one word. Swap the city. Try another aspect ratio. Iteration is the whole point.
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