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GOOGLE · GEMINI 2.5 FLASH IMAGE

Nano Banana Quick 1K images and simple edits at a flat price

Nano Banana is Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model that made the Nano Banana name popular. It is quick and inexpensive, keeps characters consistent, and accepts up to 3 reference images for edits.

  • Flat price per image
  • Up to 3 reference images
  • 10 aspect ratios

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Real Nano Banana examples

Every example below was actually generated with Nano Banana on ImgAI, with the original prompt and settings. Click "Use this example" to load it into the creator.

Nano Banana · 1:1

Corgi in a knitted scarf

A cheerful pet portrait among autumn leaves in soft natural light.

Nano Banana · 1:1

Bubble tea cat sticker

Thick white outline and flat colors, ready for a sticker sheet.

Nano Banana · 4:5

Perfume bottle on marble

Minimal product photo with soft shadows and a sprig of lavender.

Nano Banana · 3:2

Watercolor seaside village

White houses and blue doors with loose brush strokes and paper texture.

Nano Banana · 1:1

Blueberry pancake stack

Close-up food photo with maple syrup dripping in morning light.

Nano Banana · 3:4

Young explorer with a lantern

A semi-realistic character painting in a forest setting.

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the first model released under the Nano Banana name. Google now calls it the pioneer of the family; Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro came after it. It is known for fast generation, natural-language editing and keeping a character recognizable across images.

On ImgAI it outputs at 1K in 10 aspect ratios and accepts up to 3 reference images, at a flat 20 credits per image. There is no resolution choice — if you need 2K or 4K, use Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro. Prompts can be up to 5,000 characters. Results carry Google's invisible SynthID watermark.

What Nano Banana is good for

Based on the model's published capabilities and what we actually generated, to help you judge whether it fits your task.

  1. Social media images

    Pets, food and everyday scenes at 1K, which is plenty for feeds and stories.

  2. Stickers and simple illustrations

    Bold outlines and flat colors that read well at small sizes.

  3. Quick photo edits

    Upload a photo and describe one change — a new background, an added prop, a different season.

  4. Consistent characters

    Reuse a character as a reference to place it in new scenes.

Nano Banana specs and pricing

Specs come from the configuration currently available on this site; the creator always shows the live price. Failed generations are refunded automatically.

InputText + up to 3 reference images
Prompt length limit5,000 characters

Supported aspect ratios

  • 1:1
  • 3:2
  • 2:3
  • 4:3
  • 3:4
  • 5:4
  • 4:5
  • 16:9
  • 9:16
  • 21:9
Credits per image
TierPer image
Nano Banana20
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Nano Banana prompt tips

These come from real generations — read them alongside the original prompts in the examples.

  1. One change per edit

    For edits, ask for one change at a time ("make it winter") and keep the rest of the image as is.

  2. Name the style plainly

    "watercolor, loose brush strokes" or "sticker with thick white outline" works better than vague adjectives.

  3. Keep it to three references

    The model takes up to 3 reference images. Choose the ones that matter most: subject first, then style.

  4. Move up when you need size

    If the result will be printed or cropped heavily, switch to Nano Banana 2 for 2K or 4K output.

Nano Banana FAQ

Nano Banana is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model. On ImgAI it creates and edits 1K images in 10 aspect ratios with up to 3 reference images.

Create with Nano Banana now

Sign up and generate with credits. Results are saved to your library, ready to download or keep editing.