Nano Banana 2 Image Generator

Plan an image for its destination

Choose Nano Banana 2 in the MyImage workspace for text-to-image creation or reference-image editing. Before writing a long prompt, decide where the image will be used: a square social post, a portrait cover, or a landscape header. Composition and empty space are easier to describe when you know the final placement.

The generator link selects Nano Banana 2. You can choose supported aspect ratios and 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution in the workspace. Read the model comparison for current credit charges; generating requires sign-in, JavaScript, and enough credits for your selected settings.

A social-post prompt to adapt

A square lifestyle photograph of a green reusable water bottle on a picnic blanket, overhead composition, soft morning sunlight, a few orange slices near the bottom edge, and an uncluttered upper-right area for a short caption. No logos and no text.

Replace the bottle, setting, or colors with your own brief. Choose a square aspect ratio as well as saying "square" in the prompt. Text instructions describe the visual arrangement; the workspace setting controls the requested image shape.

Make revisions comparable

Start with one composition. If the subject is too small, ask for a closer crop before changing the background or lighting. Keep the model, aspect ratio, and resolution unchanged when you want to understand the effect of a wording revision.

You can also supply a reference image and explain what to keep. Read the image-to-image guide before relying on a reference for product shape, labels, or identity. Inspect the output yourself because details can change.

Explore the model family

Nano Banana prompts cover the gallery's source family. They provide inspiration across different model versions; a gallery preview is not a promised Nano Banana 2 result. The Nano Banana Pro page describes another selectable model so you can plan your own comparison using the same brief.

Each submitted generation has its own credit cost. Download chosen images promptly and keep a backup outside the 14-day online retention period.