Create detailed images from words, refine existing photos with natural-language edits, and keep characters, products, and typography consistent. Bimg puts Nano Banana Pro in a focused generator that is ready for real creative work.
Describe an image or add reference images, then review the settings before you generate.
Explore real Nano Banana prompts and results. Open any card to study the full prompt, or use the existing gallery action to continue in the generator.
Built for deliberate image creation
Nano Banana Pro is an advanced AI image model for generating new visuals and editing existing images with natural language. It is especially useful when a composition needs readable text, specific visual details, reliable subject identity, or a polished high-resolution finish.
On Bimg, the model is available inside a practical single-image workspace. Start with a text prompt for text to image, upload one or more references for image to image, select an aspect ratio and resolution, and generate only after the setup looks right.
Turn a written idea into a complete image. Strong prompts describe the subject, environment, composition, lighting, visual style, and any text that must appear in the final design.
Create a massive three-dimensional sculpture of a brand logo in optical-grade crystal glass. Suspend it against a vivid blue sky with soft clouds, precise beveled edges, realistic refraction, sharp sunlight, and high-end commercial CGI art direction.
Create a high-end editorial campaign in a clean 2x2 grid. Interweave the subject with large geometric arcs and circles, use a sophisticated muted version of the brand palette, soft studio lighting, matte color blocks, and restrained logo placement.
A hyper-realistic 3D travel guide infographic poster for [COUNTRY]. The country shape is rendered as a raised, textured terrain map floating on a clean light gray surface. Iconic landmarks are placed as miniature 3D sculpted models at their correct geographic locations across the map — each one highly detailed and photorealistic. Roads or railway lines connect key cities as white paths across the terrain. Around the map, floating 3D decorative props related to travel are scattered: a vintage leather suitcase with travel stickers, a compass rose, crystal heart charms, and a postage stamp seal reading “Travel to COUNTRY.” The national flag of [COUNTRY] is shown as a small realistic folded flag in the upper right corner. Each major city has a bold black label on the map, and beside the map, each city has a neat checklist of its top attractions in clean sans-serif typography. A large bold title at the top reads: “TRAVEL GUIDE TO “COUNTRY”” in black uppercase typography with the word [COUNTRY] in heavy bold. The overall aesthetic is premium editorial travel content — soft studio lighting, photorealistic 3D render, white/light gray background, clean layout.
The button fills the top generator with the example prompt. It does not generate or spend credits until you confirm.
Upload a reference and describe the change you want. Preserve what matters, replace what does not, and guide the result with clear instructions instead of rebuilding the image from scratch.
Keep the fox, camera angle, framing, and natural fur detail consistent. Transform the scene from warm daylight into a cinematic moonlit night with cool blue light, soft mist, and realistic shadows.
This example sends the edit instruction to the top generator and focuses the reference upload control. Add your own source image before generating.
A strong model matters, but the workflow around it matters too. Bimg keeps the controls, references, output, and recent results together so you can iterate without losing context.
Create posters, menus, labels, diagrams, mockups, and social graphics where wording is part of the visual. Put the exact copy in quotation marks, describe its position and hierarchy, and state the language you need.
Use reference images to retain a recognizable character, product, outfit, or visual direction across an edit. The workspace supports multiple references when the selected model and resolution allow them.
Choose 1K for quick exploration, then move to 2K or 4K when a concept is ready for a sharper final render. Available options and credit cost remain visible before generation.
Bimg includes the Nano Banana family so you can match quality, speed, and cost to the job instead of forcing every idea through one setting.
| Model | Best for | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana Pro | Complex compositions, accurate text, consistent subjects, and production-ready detail | 1K / 2K / 4K |
| Nano Banana 2 | Everyday high-quality generation and edits with a balanced workflow | 1K / 2K / 4K |
| Nano Banana 2 Lite | Fast lightweight experiments, drafts, and high-volume ideation | 1K |
| Nano Banana | Simple text-to-image ideas and straightforward image edits | 1K |
Go from an idea to a downloadable image in three clear steps.
Describe the subject, scene, composition, lighting, style, and exact text. For an edit, say what must stay unchanged as well as what should change.
Upload source images when needed, select Nano Banana Pro, then choose the aspect ratio and resolution that fit the destination.
Confirm the visible credit cost, generate one result, then adjust the prompt or references to make the next version more precise.
The best prompts read like a compact creative brief. Start concrete, make relationships explicit, and use constraints to protect the details that matter.
Instead of asking for a product photo, specify the product, camera angle, background, framing, materials, lighting, and intended placement of empty space.
For text-heavy designs, include the exact wording in quotation marks and describe font character, size, alignment, contrast, and position.
Use phrases such as keep the face, pose, logo, proportions, and camera angle unchanged, then describe only the desired transformation.
When a result is close, change one instruction rather than rewriting everything. Small controlled revisions make it easier to understand what improved the image.
Nano Banana Pro is an AI image model for generating images from text and editing images with natural-language instructions. It is designed for detailed compositions, more reliable text rendering, subject consistency, and high-resolution output.
Yes. Enter a prompt without uploading a reference image, choose your aspect ratio and resolution, and generate a new image from the description.
Yes. Upload one or more reference images and explain what should change and what should remain consistent. Review the references and settings before generating.
No. Example buttons only fill the top generator with a prompt and, for edit examples, focus the upload area. Credits are used only after you press the generator's create button.
The current Bimg model configuration supports 1K, 2K, and 4K output. The available choices and credit cost are displayed directly in the generator.
Nano Banana Pro is positioned for demanding compositions, text, consistency, and final detail. Nano Banana 2 is a balanced option for everyday generation and editing. Use the model selector to compare the available cost and settings.
Nano Banana 2 Lite is the lightweight option in the family. It is useful for quick drafts, experimentation, and workflows where speed or generation volume matters more than maximum output detail.
It can handle text-focused designs more reliably than many general image workflows, though every result should still be reviewed. Quote the exact copy and describe its hierarchy, location, language, and visual treatment.
The current Nano Banana Pro configuration on Bimg accepts up to five reference images when the chosen settings support references. The upload control shows the active limit.
The gallery uses the existing Nano Banana prompt collection and preserves its current card interactions and attribution. Separate feature illustrations on this page use authorized official model examples.
Start with a clear prompt, add references when they help, and create one considered Nano Banana Pro result at a time.
