Nano Banana
Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash-powered text-to-image generator. Supports reference images for subject consistency and produces clean, well-composed shots with the prompt-following accuracy you'd expect from a Gemini-grounded model. A solid pick for fast iteration when you don't need 4K output or the multi-reference workflow that Nano Banana 2 introduces.
Examples generated with Nano Banana
Prompt: A woman dancing in a garden full of animals. She is wearing a T-shirt with the word “Upsampler” on it.
FAQ
What is Nano Banana?
Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash-powered text-to-image generator. Supports reference images for subject consistency and produces clean, well-composed shots with the prompt-following accuracy you'd expect from a Gemini-grounded model. A solid pick for fast iteration when you don't need 4K output or the multi-reference workflow that Nano Banana 2 introduces.
What is Nano Banana best for?
- product photography for ecommerce listings
- marketing visuals with brand consistency
- social media content with reference images
- concept art for indie games
- editorial illustrations
What does Nano Banana do well?
- fast generation with strong prompt adherence
- native reference image input
- Gemini-grounded factual consistency
- balanced photorealism and stylization
What is Nano Banana not great at?
- less polished than Nano Banana 2 or Pro
- lower max resolution than current flagships
How should I prompt Nano Banana?
- use a reference image to anchor style
- describe lighting and composition explicitly
- specify aspect ratio in the prompt
What are alternatives to Nano Banana?
Common alternatives: Nano Banana 2, Imagen 3, Flux 1.1 Pro, Midjourney.
How much does Nano Banana cost on Upsampler?
4 credits per generation — no subscription, credits never expire.
Can I try Nano Banana for free?
You can try a free, no-signup version of our ai image generator — note that the free version may use a different, lighter model rather than Nano Banana itself.