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Powered by Google's flagship Gemini 3 Pro Image model. Relight and re-angle shots with studio precision, render dense labeled diagrams, and composite multiple subjects into one cohesive scene at up to 4K.
Nano Banana Pro is Google's designated model name for Gemini 3 Pro Image, built on the advanced Gemini 3 Pro architecture. Google engineered it specifically for complex compositions and studio-grade visual assets where premium quality is essential. While the faster Flash series handles quick everyday edits, Pro excels in professional photographic direction, dense informational layouts, and multi-reference consistency: it follows precise photographic instructions for lighting setups, camera perspectives, and depth of field; it renders crisp on-image typography for technical diagrams and multi-item menus; and it seamlessly combines multiple people and products while preserving exact facial identity and fine textures. Generate directly in your browser from text prompts or up to four reference photos, and export high-resolution assets at up to 4K.
Where lighter models soften fine details or compromise coherence, Nano Banana Pro delivers uncompromising studio fidelity.
Reconstruct lighting to studio standards: add warm rim lights, soft key lamps, or shift daylight to golden hour while locking product shape, texture, and colors.
Direct top-down flat lays, eye-level views, or dramatic low angles with custom focal planes and unified cinematic color grading across your campaign assets.
Leverage industry-leading on-image typography to produce clean part-labeled diagrams, multi-course menus, and editorial layouts with crisp lettering.
Upload separate portraits and product photos to bring them together into one cohesive scene with matching perspective, realistic lighting, and preserved likenesses.
Three prompts that use the Pro model's control over light, layout and multiple references. Copy the wording and swap in your own subject.
Prompt: "Relight this watch for golden hour on a stone ledge, low camera angle, warm light from the right, shallow depth of field." The case, strap and dial markings stay as they were while the light, shadows and background change, so one studio photo can serve several campaign moods.
Prompt: "Create a clean technical diagram of this road bike on a white background with eight labeled parts: Saddle, Frame, Fork, Handlebar, Brake, Chainring, Derailleur, Wheel. Thin leader lines, sans-serif labels." Keep each label to one or two words and list them in the order you want them read.
Upload three portraits and a photo of your office, then write: "Place the three people from images 1 to 3 standing together in the office from image 4, relaxed smiles, natural window light, waist-up framing." Numbering each image in the prompt tells the model which reference plays which role.
Upload a product shot, a portrait or a rough layout you want to build on. You can add up to four images, or leave the upload empty and describe the whole scene in words.
Say what the subject is, where it is, and how it is lit and framed, for example "on a mountain trail at sunrise, low angle, soft backlight, shallow focus". Pick an aspect ratio and a resolution. 1K is enough to check the idea.
If the light or the angle is off, change that one phrase and run the prompt again. When the draft looks right, generate it at 2K or 4K and download it.
Select the right model based on your project requirements for rendering fidelity, turnaround speed, and iteration cost.
Google's recommended choice for complex compositions, brand campaign finals, dense technical diagrams, and cohesive group portraits with high first-pass accuracy.
Brings Pro-level text rendering and subject consistency to a fast Flash architecture, supporting ultra-wide formats ideal for posters and rapid layout iteration.
An efficient counterpart to Pro with lower credit usage, optimized for virtual try-on outfits, multi-photo collages, and everyday e-commerce visuals.
Upload reference photos or describe your concept to gain total control over light and perspective, exporting final assets at up to 4K.
Answers on free access, credit cost, choosing between Pro and Nano Banana 2, reference photos and commercial use.
