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Nano Banana 2 Image Generator & Editor

Turn one visual brief into campaign images, illustrated explainers, or a sequence of story frames with Nano Banana 2. Set the subject, words, and composition, then choose a shape and output size for the placement you have in mind.

Nano Banana 2 workbench

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Review, continue editing, or download your results.

Nano Banana 2 prompt inspiration

Explore creative references for layouts, explainers, and character ideas. Choose an image to adapt its prompt.

Mechanical coffee grinder cutaway — original generated example — creative reference
Illustrative workshop attendance: April 20, May 30, June 40
Plant life-cycle classroom card — original generated example — creative reference
Creative reference: a stool sketch, cardboard prototype and finished oak stool on a workshop bench
Creator dashboard concept — original generated example — creative reference
Four-expression mascot sheet — original generated example — creative reference
Recipe editorial spread — original generated example — creative reference
Creative reference: a blue bicycle and leafy neighborhood storefront in risograph style

A deliberate Nano Banana 2 workflow

Use Nano Banana 2 to test the composition first, then refine the detail that carries the message.

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Write the scene and the message

Describe the subject, materials, lighting and background. For a product scene, tell Nano Banana 2 which object should dominate and how much space to leave around it. Add exact words when the brief needs a headline.

Write a visual brief
Original creative studio reference of a sculptural lamp with an ivory shade, coral curved stem and sand-colored base
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Match the format to its destination

Choose the output size and a supported aspect ratio. A square product flat lay has a different job from a tall poster or a wide banner; ask Nano Banana 2 to compose for that space instead of treating every format as a crop.

Choose size and shape
Gift box unboxing flat lay — original generated example — creative reference
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Compare what changed and what stayed

Inspect subject identity, lettering, object counts and edges. Keep the useful direction, then ask Nano Banana 2 for one focused change. For an edit, compare the source and output before selecting a version.

Review the details
Terrier cape makeover: original edit image by flaq.ai — creative reference

Compare image models for your next visual

Annual plans · save 50%

Compare Nano Banana 2 with Lite, Pro, and the other available models when output format, reference direction, or the complexity of the brief changes.

A flexible starting point for new ideas, reference-led edits, and polished creative directions.

A precise choice for detailed prompts, text-rich designs, controlled composition, and image-to-image work.

Text-rich layouts and multi-reference compositions in 1K, 2K or 4K.

Information layouts, spatially directed edits and commercial scenes in 1K or 2K.

Scene variations and flexible formats from 0.5K to 4K.

Everyday reference edits and style transformations at 1K.

Visual reasoning, reference-led edits and illustrated explanations in 2K or 3K.

Where Nano Banana 2 can help

Choose Nano Banana 2 for briefs that combine a subject, layout and visual detail. It gives campaigns, explanations and reference-led ideas a concrete direction to review.

Campaigns across formats

Plan a square post, a vertical poster or an extra-wide banner around one visual idea. Specify where the subject and headline belong for each placement.

Text-led posters and editorial layouts

Request a short headline, supporting imagery and a clear hierarchy. Use quoted copy and describe the intended reading order so the message has a specific place in the composition.

Illustrated explanations

Turn supplied notes into labeled stages, a product concept diagram or a classroom visual. State the facts and sequence you want the viewer to understand.

Characters and reference-led scenes

Give Nano Banana 2 a character or subject reference and describe the next action, viewpoint or setting. Carry identifying details into the brief when planning related story frames.

More images. Better value.

Choose monthly, yearly, or one-time credits.

Start free

$0

No payment details needed

Daily allowance · up to
3 images / day · 6 credits

A small daily allowance for occasional ideas.

  • Daily credits expire; unused credits do not roll over
  • Images saved for only 7 days
  • Basic storage space

Pro

Save 50%

Recommended for regular creation

$10.00/month

$120.00 billed yearly

GPT Image 2 · 1K · up to
6,000 images

For individual creators making images throughout the month.

  • Supports more models
  • Annual credits valid for 12 months
  • Permanent storage for all your assets
  • Expanded workspace storage
  • 12,000 credits delivered upfront each year
  • Full downloads, no added watermark

Max

Save 50%
$40.00/month

$480.00 billed yearly

GPT Image 2 · 1K · up to
30,000 images

For higher-volume creation, more iterations, and larger image batches.

  • Supports more models
  • Annual credits valid for 12 months
  • Permanent storage for all your assets
  • Largest workspace storage
  • 60,000 credits delivered upfront each year
  • Full downloads, no added watermark

Nano Banana 2 reviews — sample stories

Fictional creator scenarios with illustrative ratings, not customer reviews.

Illustrated avatar for Sophie H.

Sophie H.

Graphic Designer

“I want several compositions for a campaign idea. I keep the subject and palette in the prompt while changing the framing.”
Illustrated avatar for Daniel R.

Daniel R.

Online Store Owner

“For a product scene, I describe the surface and light separately from the item so I can explore a different setting.”
Illustrated avatar for Maya C.

Maya C.

Content Creator

“I use a character reference to explain a story frame, then compare the face, outfit and pose in each version.”
Illustrated avatar for Alex T.

Alex T.

Photographer

“For a short headline, I specify the wording and leave room around it. I still review the letters at full size.”

Questions about Nano Banana 2

Answers about the model, supported inputs and outputs, and choosing a useful result.

What is Nano Banana 2?

Nano Banana 2 is Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. Google positions it as a general-purpose model for prompts, text-led visuals and reference consistency. iLoveAIImg accesses it through APIMart’s nano-banana-2-ext channel.

How many references can I use with Nano Banana 2?

The current iLoveAIImg channel accepts up to 14 reference images. Describe the role of each source, such as subject, setting or palette. The upload limit is not a guarantee that every detail remains unchanged; inspect the result against the references.

Which Nano Banana 2 output sizes are available here?

Choose 0.5K, 1K, 2K or 4K, with 14 supported aspect ratios. These include square and conventional portrait or landscape formats, plus 1:4, 4:1, 1:8 and 8:1. The workbench shows the supported combinations before submission.

Should I use 0.5K or 4K with Nano Banana 2?

Use a smaller output when testing a broad composition. Choose a larger output when the final placement needs more pixels. More pixels do not guarantee correct text, faces or product details, so check the selected result at its intended display size.

How much does Nano Banana 2 cost on iLoveAIImg?

Current quotes are 4 credits for 0.5K or 1K, 5 credits for 2K and 6 credits for 4K, per image. Check the selected task quote and your available balance before submission. These are iLoveAIImg credits, not Google API prices.

Does Nano Banana 2 search the web on this page?

No. Google offers search-related capabilities upstream, but the current iLoveAIImg request sends neither Google Search nor image-search parameters. Supply the facts and authorized references yourself; do not rely on the model to fetch current information.

Can Nano Banana 2 make posters with readable words?

You can request in-image text. Put the exact words in quotes, specify placement and keep the hierarchy clear. Review spelling, spacing and factual labels before publication; small lettering and complex layouts may need a second pass or finishing in a design tool.

How does Nano Banana 2 differ from Lite and Pro here?

Nano Banana 2 offers four output-size choices and 14 aspect ratios. Lite is fixed at 1K with 10 ratios and is not optimized for multiple reference inputs. Pro offers 1K, 2K and 4K for more complex visual briefs. Choose around the result you need and inspect your own output.

Is this an official Google service?

No. iLoveAIImg is an independent service using APIMart. The review cards are fictional creator scenarios with illustrative ratings. Video prompts and other Google platform capabilities are not enabled here.

How long can I access a result?

Guests should download results before leaving the page. Signed-in task history currently has a seven-day retention period, so save important files to your device or Assets.

Are these verified Nano Banana 2 results?

No. These are licensed flaq.ai creative references with exact source prompts. Their original tool did not expose model IDs. The pet comparison was assembled with Codex image generation from the licensed input and edit. They illustrate reusable brief structures, not a model benchmark or an iLoveAIImg test. MIT notices are retained.

How does the guest trial work?

Eligible visitors receive trial credits when they enter, once per guest session. Each new guest image task requires verification; signed-in users generate without this verification. Paid credits are used first, then free credits cover any remainder. Unused daily free credits expire at the next UTC midnight, even if paid credits were used instead. If trial spending is paused or its budget is used up, your balance is kept.

Create your next Nano Banana 2 visual

Bring a campaign, an illustrated explanation or a reference-led scene to the workbench. Choose a format and give Nano Banana 2 a concrete visual brief.