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Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator

Google Nano Banana 2 family: Lite for fastest 1K drafts, 2 for quality up to 4K, and Edit to refine with a prompt. Then one-click animate in Studio.

Quality · up to 4K · optional reference

Reference image

Optional — guide subject, style, or layout

0/2000

Resolution

Aspect Ratio

~4 credits per image

Your generated frame appears here. Use it as a start image for image-to-video.

Nano Banana 2 sample outputs

Four common workflows — each still paired with when to use this model.

  • Nano Banana 2 style example — bright lifestyle portrait for fast creative drafts

    01

    Fast prompt iteration

    Try compositions and lighting quickly before spending credits on a higher-fidelity model.

    Try in the generator ↑
  • Nano Banana 2 style example — cinematic 16:9 start frame for image-to-video

    02

    Start frames for video

    Create stills built for image-to-video — then open Studio with your frame pre-loaded.

    Try in the generator ↑
  • Nano Banana 2 style example — simple product still for quick commercial drafts

    03

    Volume creative tests

    From 4 credits at 1K — practical for batch exploration.

    Try in the generator ↑
  • Nano Banana 2 style example — high-contrast social thumbnail composition

    04

    Social and product drafts

    Everyday quality for ads, thumbnails, and early creative reviews.

    Try in the generator ↑

Nano Banana 2 family

Feature2 Lite2Edit
SpeedFastest (~4s)BalancedSame as 2
Max resolution1K only1K / 2K / 4K1K
Credits per image3 (1K)4 / 6 / 95
Best forVolume drafts & prompt testsQuality stills & start framesPrompt-based refinements
Needs upload?Optional refsOptional refsRequired

How to generate

  1. 01

    Write your prompt

    Describe the scene, subject, lighting, and style you want in the still.

  2. 02

    Pick ratio and resolution

    Choose Lite, 2, or Edit — then aspect ratio and resolution (Lite locks to 1K). Credits show before you generate.

  3. 03

    Generate, then animate

    Preview the image, then Animate in Studio or continue refining in Frame Lab.

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