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Nano Banana 2
AI Image Generator

Write a prompt or upload reference images, and the Nano Banana 2 AI image generator returns images with legible text and consistent characters in 1K, 2K or 4K.

Legible Text
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Key Features of Nano Banana 2

The Nano Banana 2 AI image generator writes legible text in many languages, keeps characters and objects consistent across 14 reference images and draws on real-world knowledge to lay out diagrams.

Legible Text in Many Languages

Legible Text in Many Languages

Put the wording in quotes and describe the lettering, such as bold sans serif on bright paper posters. Nano Banana 2 spells it out on posters, cards and signs, and a follow-up prompt can translate the text into another language while the design stays the same.

14 Reference Images in One Generation

14 Reference Images in One Generation

Upload characters, products and props, then say what each image is for, such as which one is the main character. Nano Banana 2 keeps their shapes, colors and details as they meet in a new scene, so a whole cast can share one frame.

Diagrams from Real-World Knowledge

Diagrams from Real-World Knowledge

Ask how something works, such as how honey travels from the meadow to the jar, and name the style you want. Nano Banana 2 draws on Gemini's knowledge of the subject to order the steps and label each one. Check facts and figures before you publish.

1K, 2K and 4K in Ten Aspect Ratios

1K, 2K and 4K in Ten Aspect Ratios

Choose a ratio from 21:9 to 9:16, or Auto to fit your input, then 1K for drafts or 2K and 4K for the final file. Wide cinematic stills, square posts and vertical story frames all come from the same prompt.

Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana 2 Lite

The Nano Banana 2 AI image generator comes in two versions built for two stages of one project. Nano Banana 2 Lite is Google's speed-first version at 1K, quick enough to try many layouts, headlines and scenes before you commit to one. Nano Banana 2 takes the direction you picked to 2K or 4K with up to 14 references, which makes it the version for the final poster, product shot or campaign visual.

Nano Banana 2 output: a crowded night market with steam rising from a grill under a menu board reading Beef Noodles $12, Bubble Tea $6 and Fried Chicken $9.
Nano Banana 2 Lite output for the same prompt: a chalkboard headed Lucky Eats lists the same three dishes and prices above a smoky stall and a crowd.

Nano Banana 2 Use Cases

The Nano Banana 2 AI image generator handles lettering, recurring characters and labeled layouts in one model, so print pieces, campaign visuals and teaching material come from the same workspace.

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The words WAVE FORM spelled in flowing white line-art letters on a black background.

Posters and Type-Led Design

Name the words, the lettering style and how they sit, such as two stacked lines of ribbon-like type on black. Nano Banana 2 builds the composition around the text, ready for event posters, album art and social headers.

A navy greeting card with interlocking yellow Happy Birthday lettering stands on a light gray surface.

Greeting Cards and Print Mockups

Describe the card, the message in quotes and how it's photographed, such as standing on a gray table in soft studio light. You get a print mockup with the lettering in place, ready for shop listings and client approval.

A hand-drawn chart titled A Baker's Guide to Different Flours compares all-purpose, bread, cake and whole wheat flour on a wooden table.

Infographics and Explainers

List what to compare and the facts to show for each, such as protein content and best uses. Nano Banana 2 lays them out with headings, labels and small illustrations, ready for lessons, blog posts and product guides.

A wooden sign hanging between bamboo posts in a jungle reads स्वागत है above Welcome to the Jungle, with a tiger and a peacock painted at the ends.

Multilingual Signs and Campaigns

Write each line in the language it should appear in, such as a Hindi greeting above an English one. Nano Banana 2 renders both scripts in the same painted style, and a follow-up edit can translate the whole design for the next market.

Fourteen fluffy monster characters in orange, green, purple and teal sit together on ice rink bleachers.

Mascots and Character Sets

Upload each character as a reference and describe the scene they share. Nano Banana 2 keeps every one's fur, colors and accessories, so a mascot family can turn up in new settings for stories, merchandise and campaigns.

A mechanical dragonfly with filigree wings and a turquoise enameled body rests on a white rose edged with lace.

Product and Concept Renders

Upload photos of the materials and forms you want combined, such as filigree, enamel and lace, and describe the object. Nano Banana 2 merges them into one design with fine surface detail, ready for concept boards and product pitches.

Made with Nano Banana 2

The Nano Banana 2 AI image generator and its Lite version hold fine texture across macro photography, portraits, posters and painting, from water droplets and gold metalwork to thick brushstrokes.

Nano Banana 2 Lite macro photo of a red and yellow spider covered in water droplets on its web.
A travel poster reading Discover Kyoto, Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow, with a pagoda and torii gate silhouetted against a sunset and cherry blossoms.
A young woman in ornate gold earrings and a beaded collar stands in tall grass at sunset.
Nano Banana 2 Lite image of a man sitting on a stack of books before a towering wave of paper sheets in a stone hall.
An oil painting in thick brushstrokes of a lighthouse keeper in a green raincoat shielding his eyes on the rocks as a storm rolls in.
A rust-colored building with curving walls and tall windows glows beside a river at dusk as a woman walks the bank path.
A man with dreadlocks in a rust-brown three-piece suit sits on weathered metal stairs against a brick wall.
Glass-like neurons with glowing orange centers connect across a warm, blurred background.

How to Use Nano Banana 2

Start from a text prompt alone or from reference images, and send any result back in as the starting point for the next edit.

  1. Add References

    Step 01

    Add References

    Upload up to 14 images, or 10 on Lite, or skip this step and start from text. Say what each one is for, such as the character, the product or the style.

  2. Write the Prompt

    Step 02

    Write the Prompt

    Describe the subject, layout and light. Put exact wording in quotes, and for an edit, write what to change and what to keep.

  3. Choose Settings and Generate

    Step 03

    Choose Settings and Generate

    Pick Nano Banana 2 or Lite, the aspect ratio, resolution and number of images, then generate and download.

Try the Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator

Start from a prompt or a set of reference images and get legible text, consistent characters and labeled diagrams. Draft on Nano Banana 2 Lite, then render the final version in 2K or 4K on Nano Banana 2.

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Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator FAQs

Answers about the Nano Banana 2 AI image generator on ImgVid, from choosing between Nano Banana 2 and Lite to what each image costs in credits.

Nano Banana 2 is Google's image model, called Gemini 3.1 Flash Image in the Gemini API, released on February 26, 2026. It generates and edits images with legible text, consistent characters and real-world knowledge. Nano Banana 2 Lite (Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Image) followed on June 30, 2026, built by Google for speed and high-volume work. On ImgVid both run from a text prompt or from reference images in the same generator.

It depends on the stage of the project. Both versions write legible text, share the same aspect ratios and accept reference images. Nano Banana 2 Lite renders at 1K with up to 10 references and costs the least per image, so it's where we test layouts and wording. Google notes it isn't tuned for many references or long rounds of edits. Nano Banana 2 adds 2K and 4K and takes up to 14 references, so we save it for the image we'll publish.

Fourteen on Nano Banana 2 and ten on Nano Banana 2 Lite. Upload them in the generator, then point to each one in your prompt, such as "the woman in image 1" or "the jacket in image 3". Google's own figures put reliable likeness at 4 to 5 people per image, with more room for objects, so for group scenes we keep the people few and let products and props fill the rest. Only upload images you have the rights to use.

Nano Banana 2 renders in 1K, 2K or 4K, and Nano Banana 2 Lite in 1K. Both offer 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9 and 21:9, plus Auto, which picks the best fit for your input. Each generation returns 1 to 4 images. Our tip: settle the composition at 1K, then switch to 4K for the file you'll print or show large.

It handles headlines, labels, menus and card messages well. Put the exact wording in quotes and say where it goes and how it looks. Nano Banana 2 also writes in other languages and scripts, and it can translate the text in an existing design while keeping the style. Short lines come out most reliably, so we keep long paragraphs for the layout tool and proofread every result.

Yes. Upload the photo as a reference, describe the change in plain words, such as a new background, season or outfit, and list what must stay the same. Send the result back in for the next round. The generator has no web search option, so for a specific product, logo or landmark, upload a photo of it rather than relying on the name.

It depends on the version and resolution. Nano Banana 2 uses 4 credits per image at 1K, 6 at 2K and 8 at 4K, and Nano Banana 2 Lite uses 2 per image. A batch of 4 images at 4K costs 32 credits, and the same batch on Lite costs 8. The exact number appears in the generator before you confirm, and if a generation fails the credits go straight back to your balance.

Yes. Both versions are open on every plan, including Free. The Free plan gives you 6 credits a month with no credit card, enough for three Nano Banana 2 Lite images, or one 1K image on Nano Banana 2 and one on Lite, one job at a time. Free exports carry a watermark. Any paid plan removes it, and everything you generate on a paid plan is yours to use commercially. Starter's 800 monthly credits cover 200 images at 1K or 100 at 4K.