Nano Banana Pro
Give every element a place. Describe the layout, assign a role to each reference, and work through the details of a campaign visual, product scene, or storyboard frame.
Features
Nano Banana Pro · Creative controls
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Describe your idea
Describe the main subject first, then its position and relationship to other elements. For a graphic with text, include the wording and where it should appear rather than asking for a generic finished design.
Guide with references
Bring up to 10 images into the editing workflow. Explain which reference supplies a subject, a material, or a setting; more files are useful only when each has a purpose.
Refine the details
Ask for a targeted adjustment to spacing, colors, or the scene while naming the elements to preserve. Check both the changed area and the rest of the image after each request.
Choose your settings
Choose the available aspect ratio and a 2K or 4K output setting for the intended use. A larger output still needs review for legibility, composition, and small visual errors.
Review and download
Inspect the whole composition, then zoom in on text, faces, edges, and product features. Save the version that meets your brief and complete any necessary finishing work before release.
Check the credits
Confirm the displayed credit cost after choosing the mode and output settings. Budget for new requests when you compare directions or revise the composition.
Guided timeline
Nano Banana Pro · Workflow
Set the composition, organize references, and evaluate the image against a defined brief.
Describe your idea
Describe the layout, subjects, and visual priorities. Write out required text and identify which details must remain recognizable.
Guide with references
Add useful references and give each a role in the scene. Check that your description resolves conflicting poses, backgrounds, or styles.
Choose your settings
Select the available aspect ratio and 2K or 4K output. Review the credit amount before sending the request.
Review and download
Review arrangement and detail against the brief. Download an appropriate version, or specify the remaining changes for another request.
Describe your idea
Describe the layout, subjects, and visual priorities. Write out required text and identify which details must remain recognizable.
Guide with references
Add useful references and give each a role in the scene. Check that your description resolves conflicting poses, backgrounds, or styles.
Choose your settings
Select the available aspect ratio and 2K or 4K output. Review the credit amount before sending the request.
Review and download
Review arrangement and detail against the brief. Download an appropriate version, or specify the remaining changes for another request.
Real production work
Where teams deploy Nano Banana Pro
Use Nano Banana Pro to develop a visual direction for a campaign, an explanatory graphic, or a scene with several subjects.
Multilingual marketing campaigns
Draft a campaign visual with the intended language and exact wording in the brief. Use references for the visual direction, then have the text and layout checked before publication.
Professional infographics & data visualization
Explore how an explanation could be arranged visually. Supply the labels, relationships, and verified figures yourself, then check every detail in the image.
High-resolution e-commerce imagery
Develop a product scene with specific placement, materials, and lighting. Compare versions for the setting while checking that the product itself remains accurately represented.
Multi-character storytelling & storyboards
Plan who appears where and how the subjects relate within a frame. Use character references to state the intended appearance and review continuity across separately generated images.
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FAQ
Nano Banana Pro · Questions before you create
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