Layouts built around your brief
Describe the subject, colors and where each element should go. Build posters, social posts and product visuals with a clear layout.
Google image model · 1K / 2K / 4K
Turn a clear brief into a finished image. Use Nano Banana 2.1 online for posters, product photos and natural portraits, or add reference images to guide an edit.
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Generate from text, create with reference images, and edit existing photos with natural-language prompts.
Describe the subject, colors and where each element should go. Build posters, social posts and product visuals with a clear layout.
Put the exact words in quotes and state their position. Draft headlines, short labels and signs, then check the spelling in your result.
Add photos of your product or character. Ask for a new scene while keeping the key details, colors and shape.
Guide the light, pose and setting in plain words. Create portraits and scenes with the look you want, then refine the details.
Say what to create, what to change and what to keep. Upload up to eight reference images for an edit.
Select the shape and 1K, 2K or 4K resolution. Check the credit quote next to Generate before you run it.
Sign in with a paid account and generate. Review the image, change your prompt and download the version you want.
Start with a brief below, then change the subject, text or style to fit your project.
Create a modern bakery poster in warm cream and terracotta. Place a croissant in the center. Add the exact headline "FRESH EVERY MORNING" at the top and "BAKED WITH CARE" below it. Use bold, readable type and a simple layout.
A candid portrait of an adult walking through a quiet park in soft morning light. Relaxed expression, natural skin texture, a light breeze and a softly blurred background. Use the look of a 50mm lens and neutral colors.
Place the product from the reference image on a pale stone table beside a window. Keep the product shape, label and colors unchanged. Add soft side light and a gentle shadow. Leave open space on the right for an ad headline.
Nano Banana 2.1 follows Nano Banana 2 in Google's image model family, with a focus on visual design, subject consistency and natural-looking images. You can select either version in the model menu. Try the same brief in both and compare the text, layout and subject details for your task.
Nano Banana 2.1 is a Google image generation and editing model. On ImgEditor, you can create an image from a text brief or use reference photos to guide an edit.
Yes. The tool above starts with Nano Banana 2.1 selected. Sign in with a paid account, write a prompt and click Generate. You can also switch models from the same menu.
Nano Banana 2.1 is available on paid plans and uses credits for each output. The tool shows the cost before you generate. Visit pricing to choose a plan.
Yes. Upload a photo to switch from text generation to reference image editing. Describe the changes and the details you want to keep. This workspace accepts up to eight reference images.
Choose 1K, 2K or 4K and an aspect ratio in the tool settings. Larger images use more credits. Start at 1K to check your idea, then create a larger version when the prompt is ready.
ImgEditor is an independent image creation workspace. Google develops the Nano Banana model family. This page lets you use the model in ImgEditor.
Write a brief, choose your output and see what you can make.
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