GOOGLE IMAGE MODEL / CREATIVE POSSIBILITIES
Bring a clear idea into focus. Explore Google’s image generation and editing model with richer detail, improved text rendering, multiple references and conversational control — at up to 4K resolution.
Create and edit images with Nano Banana 2.1, from text-rich posters and infographics to realistic product visuals and portraits. Combine multiple reference images, maintain character and object consistency, and refine backgrounds, lighting and details with text instructions. Explore improved visual quality and realism across 1K, 2K and 4K output.
Nano Banana 2.1 improves text rendering and infographic layout accuracy. Combine headlines, supporting text and illustrations in one composition for marketing or educational graphics. Review spelling, small text and factual details before publishing.
Start Your Next GraphicUse up to 14 reference images to guide a new composition. Combine elements from separate images instead of describing every visual detail from scratch, whether you are building a product scene or exploring a campaign concept.
Create with Your ReferencesGoogle documents consistency capabilities for up to four characters and fidelity for up to ten objects. Use references to carry the same subjects through different scenes and compositions. Check faces, product shapes and fine details, since exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Build a Visual SeriesEdit images through a conversation with Nano Banana 2.1. Describe what to change and what to keep, then refine the result with follow-up instructions. Adjust backgrounds, lighting, colors or visual style across multiple turns without starting over.
Start Your Next EditNano Banana 2.1 improves visual quality and realism across 1K, 2K and 4K output. Choose the resolution that fits your project; Google’s Gemini API defaults to 1K.
Create Your Next VisualCreate posters, labels and visual explainers with text built into the image.
Nano Banana 2.1 improves text rendering and infographic layout accuracy. Combine headlines, supporting text and illustrations in one composition for marketing or educational graphics. Review spelling, small text and factual details before publishing.
Start Your Next GraphicBring people, products and scene references together in a single image.
Use up to 14 reference images to guide a new composition. Combine elements from separate images instead of describing every visual detail from scratch, whether you are building a product scene or exploring a campaign concept.
Create with Your ReferencesMaintain recognizable people and objects across related images.
Google documents consistency capabilities for up to four characters and fidelity for up to ten objects. Use references to carry the same subjects through different scenes and compositions. Check faces, product shapes and fine details, since exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Build a Visual SeriesChange backgrounds, lighting and image details with text instructions.
Edit images through a conversation with Nano Banana 2.1. Describe what to change and what to keep, then refine the result with follow-up instructions. Adjust backgrounds, lighting, colors or visual style across multiple turns without starting over.
Start Your Next EditCreate product images, portraits and scenes with improved visual quality and realism.
Nano Banana 2.1 improves visual quality and realism across 1K, 2K and 4K output. Choose the resolution that fits your project; Google’s Gemini API defaults to 1K.
Create Your Next VisualExplore applications in e-commerce, marketing, education, entertainment and brand design.
Create product images that highlight shape, materials and everyday use. Explore studio compositions and lifestyle settings for your storefront.
Create thumbnails, carousel images, covers and posts for your personal or creator account on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and more. Turn travel stories, outfit ideas and everyday moments into visuals for your next post.
Explore artwork for product launches and seasonal promotions. Build a clear focal point and leave space for your headline and call to action.
Create promotional artwork for exhibitions, performances and seasonal events. Organize your event details into a clear visual hierarchy.
Turn verified information into labeled diagrams and visual explanations. Review generated text, figures and factual details before sharing.
Explore scenes, camera angles and atmosphere before production begins. Use connected frames to communicate a story and discuss its visual direction.
Develop visual directions for characters, costumes, props and game worlds. Use concept images to explore ideas before moving into production.
Explore room styles, furniture combinations and color palettes for your home or client presentation. Visualize different decor directions before choosing materials, furnishings or a new look for the space.
ONE IDEA. SIX VISUAL DIRECTIONS.
Explore how one subject can take on a different look through photography, 3D art, illustration, collage, watercolor and anime.
Turn a product photo into a campaign visual: set the direction, refine the image and review the result.
Start with a product photo. Define the lighting, background and details to preserve.
What to know about the model, its output and getting started.
Nano Banana 2.1 is Google’s image generation and conversational editing model, identified in the Gemini API as gemini-nano-banana-2.1. It creates images from written descriptions and visual references, and supports iterative edits. Its focus includes visual quality, instruction following, text rendering and subject consistency.
The update improves realism, instruction following, text rendering and character consistency during repeated edits. Google also reports better infographic layouts and fixes for tiling artifacts in panoramic images at 2K and 4K. These changes help with detailed compositions, text-heavy graphics and wider formats.
You can refine an image through a conversation, asking for changes to lighting, backgrounds or visual style over successive turns. The model improves character consistency across these revisions. Review small labels, faces and product details after each edit, since preservation is not guaranteed.
Google documents support for up to 14 reference images, including consistency capabilities for up to four characters and fidelity for up to ten objects. These are model-level capabilities, not guarantees of an exact match. The number of uploads available in an application depends on its implementation.
The model supports 1K, 2K and 4K image output. Google’s Gemini API defaults to 1K; an application may expose different options or defaults. Check the selected settings and exported file dimensions rather than assuming every generation is 4K.
Nano Banana 2.1 includes improvements to text rendering and infographic layout. Give it the exact text, the intended reading order and a clear layout direction. Always proofread the result and verify any figures or factual claims before sharing it.
Reference images and clear preservation instructions can help maintain a recognizable subject across related images and edits. Consistency is not pixel-perfect: small labels, accessories, facial features or product details may change. Compare the result with the source reference before approval.
Nano Banana 2.1 addresses tiling artifacts in extreme formats such as 4:1, 1:4, 8:1 and 1:8 at 2K and 4K. This supports long banners and tall compositions with fewer visible repetition artifacts. Available aspect-ratio controls depend on the application.
Bring your ideas and references to MiniMax Design. Explore the available image tools, develop a visual direction and keep refining your next creative project.
