Turn prompts and reference images into product photos, posters, and characters. Refine text, backgrounds, and lighting in MiniMax Design.
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See four ways to edit an image with Nano Banana Pro. Drag each slider to compare the original and edited versions.
Improve a soft or noisy photo with clearer details. Compare the subject’s texture and clarity before and after the edit.
Move your subject into a new setting. Describe the background you want, then review edges, lighting, and shadows.
Use a reference photo to change a face. Review the angle, expression, and lighting while comparing the surrounding details.
Give a scene a new main character. Here, a kangaroo replaces a boxer while the gym and sparring partner provide the context.
Turn ideas into images with readable text, consistent subjects, and flexible editing in MiniMax Design.
Create posters, product labels, and infographics with text inside the image. Specify your exact wording and describe the layout, then refine the result for your design. Review spelling and small text before publishing.
Use reference images to guide a character’s appearance or a product’s key details across new scenes. Create variations in outfits, settings, and composition for a coordinated campaign or story.
Upload an image and describe what you want to change. Replace a background, adjust lighting, or update a detail, then continue refining the result in the same MiniMax Design project.
Download MiniMax Design, sign in, and start a project. Then bring your idea to life in three steps.
Create for your store, campaign, story, or next event. Choose a use case to see where your ideas can go.
Explore visual inspiration and suggested prompts for seven creative tasks. Add your own references, wording, and details to make each idea yours.
Use the attached product photo as a reference. Create a poolside lifestyle ad for the drink, with warm sunlight and a relaxed summer mood. Keep the can’s shape, color, and label. Leave room for the headline “Savor Your Moment.” Use a landscape 4:3 composition.
Create a bold street-style event poster with the exact headline “AFTER HOURS”. Use large yellow lettering, a dark urban background, and a strong visual hierarchy. Keep the headline readable and leave a clear space below for the event date and venue.
Use the attached character sheet as a reference. Show the same character in three new poses. Preserve the facial features, hairstyle, outfit colors, and illustration style. Place each full-body pose on a simple background with clear space between the figures.
Create a coordinated packaging concept for a pet-care brand called “OCTO”. Show product containers and matching cartons with a playful mascot, a consistent color palette, and readable brand labels. Present the collection as a studio product mockup.
Edit the attached astronaut photo. Replace the background with a futuristic lunar station. Keep the astronaut’s position, suit, and framing. Match the new setting’s light direction and ground shadows to the subject for a cohesive result.
Create an infographic titled “WHY CITIES STAY HOT”. Use the facts and wording I provide to explain urban heat. Organize the content into clearly labeled sections with simple diagrams, readable headings, and a consistent visual style. Do not invent statistics.
Design a coordinated poster and invitation for a “CLAY & COFFEE” pottery workshop. Use warm colors, ceramic shapes, and clear typography. Include the exact date, time, venue, and booking details I provide. Keep these details easy to read.
Choose the model that fits your task. Compare the same prompt and references, then check the results, credit cost, and available settings in MiniMax Design.
| Your priority | Nano Banana Pro | Nano Banana 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Model family | Gemini 3 Pro Image | Gemini 3.1 Flash Image |
| Creative focus | Detailed compositions and image editing with fine creative control. | Image generation and editing with an emphasis on speed. |
| A useful starting point | A text-led poster, a product campaign, or a complex visual brief. | Generating image variations and exploring different visual directions. |
| How to decide | Inspect text, subject details, and composition against your brief. | Compare the same brief and references with your Pro result. |
Download MiniMax Design. Get free credits as a new user. Nano Banana Pro generations use credits; check the current cost in the app before you generate.
Download MiniMax Design for Mac or Windows, sign in, and start a project. Select Nano Banana Pro for image generation. Describe what you want to create and add any reference images, then ask for changes to refine the result.
Google documents output up to 4K for the underlying model. The resolutions available inside MiniMax Design depend on its current integration and the settings shown for your account. Choose from those options and check the dimensions of your saved file.
Use reference images with clear roles, such as one for your subject and another for the visual style. The underlying model supports multiple references; the number you can add in MiniMax Design depends on the current app integration.
Yes. Upload a photo and describe a specific change, such as a new background, different lighting, or a revised composition. Explain what should stay the same, then compare the result with your original image.
Put the exact wording in quotation marks and describe where it should appear. Keep the layout simple and make important text large enough to read. Ask for a correction if needed, and proofread names, dates, prices, and small labels before publishing.
Use a clear reference image and name the details you want to preserve, such as a character’s hairstyle or a product’s shape and label. Describe the new scene separately. Compare each result with the reference, because fine details can still change.
Review the current MiniMax Design terms and applicable model terms for your account and project. Use references you have permission to use, and check generated text, logos, and likenesses before delivery. A generated image alone does not establish exclusive rights to every element it contains.
Nano Banana Pro uses Gemini 3 Pro Image and is oriented toward detailed creative control. Nano Banana 2 uses Gemini 3.1 Flash Image and emphasizes faster generation and editing. Try the same brief on both and compare image quality, available settings, and credit cost for your particular task.
Specify the subject, intended use, setting, composition, lighting, style, and any exact text. If you attach a reference, explain what should be preserved. For edits, change one important element at a time so you can evaluate the result before adding more instructions.
Nano Banana Pro is the name for Google DeepMind’s Gemini 3 Pro Image model. It creates and edits images from written instructions and visual references. MiniMax Design includes it in its image model lineup, alongside other models for different creative tasks.
Nano Banana Pro creates and edits still images. To add motion, continue with a separate video model or image-to-video workflow in MiniMax Design. Describe the subject’s movement and camera behavior using the selected still image as the starting point.
Bring your idea and references to MiniMax Design. Create with Nano Banana Pro, then shape the details with simple instructions.
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