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Generate new visuals or edit photos with Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model, rendering sharp on-image typography, localizing signs, and turning sketches into realistic renders.
Nano Banana 2 is the model name Google designated for Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, released in February 2026 to deliver Pro-tier capabilities at high generation speeds. It generates visuals from text prompts and precisely edits uploaded reference photos. Compared to earlier iterations, it follows complex multi-clause instructions with higher fidelity and renders clean, legible typography directly inside images. This makes it ideal for projects where typography and layout are critical: promotional posters with bold headlines, translated multilingual storefront signs, labeled educational diagrams, and commercial mockups with brand slogans. Create directly in your browser, pick your preferred aspect ratio and resolution, and download high-resolution outputs.
Four high-frequency workflows where crisp lettering and consistent composition eliminate the need for manual graphic design tools.
Enclose required text in quotation marks and designate its placement. Short headlines, price tags, and packaging labels usually come out as spelled, which cuts down on corrections afterward.
Upload a storefront sign, menu, or package and translate the copy into Spanish, French, or another language while preserving the original typography style, color palette, and layout structure.
Transform pencil concept sketches into photorealistic studio renders and rough notes into structured infographics. Specify materials, lighting conditions, and finish details in your prompt.
Choose from versatile framing options spanning 1:8 vertical banners to 8:1 wide panoramic strips, or select auto. Run a single prompt across multiple formats to produce cohesive social posts, stories, and display ads.
Three real-world tasks where legible lettering and compositional accuracy matter as much as visual quality.
Request the same storefront with the primary sign and sidewalk chalkboard translated into Spanish. Exterior paint, lettering style, window display, and camera angle stay close to the original, so you can preview localized branding before physical production.
Upload a hand-drawn pencil sketch and define the material finishes, such as matte sage green metal with brass hinges. The render keeps the proportions of your drawing, making it easy to pitch concepts to clients before building prototypes.
Provide a title and ordered process steps. The model arranges them with cohesive icons, numbers, and direction arrows. Keep captions concise for crisp readability, and verify key facts before publishing.
Upload a product photo, sketch, or sign you want to modify. To generate an image purely from scratch, skip the upload and type your prompt directly.
Describe your desired scene, and place any exact lettering inside quotation marks (e.g. "Weekend Club"). Select your preferred aspect ratio and resolution, or start with 1K for initial drafts.
Review on-image spelling and composition in the preview. Once the lettering is verified, generate in higher resolutions (2K or 4K) and download the full-fidelity result.
Google provides several models under the Nano Banana banner. Here is how this version compares with the alternatives.
Engineered to deliver Pro-grade text rendering and subject consistency at Flash generation speeds. Best suited for posters, translated signage, mockups, and fast iterative workflows where text clarity is paramount.
Recommended by Google for high-fidelity tasks that demand strict factual accuracy and dense schematic diagrams.
Nano Banana 2.1 represents Google's subsequent iteration and official recommendation for new builds, with lower credit costs on our platform. Both versions are available so you can compare outputs side by side.
Upload a reference photo or write a prompt, enclose your required lettering in quotes, and download the version that reads right.
Direct answers regarding free access, content guidelines, comparisons with Pro and 2.1, credit policies, and commercial licensing.
