Editorial portrait
Photorealistic editorial portrait of a 26-year-old woman with copper hair in a cream linen shirt, standing in a sunlit Lisbon courtyard, 85mm lens, soft golden-hour rim light, visible skin texture, shallow depth of field, no text.
Generate with Google's Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro at 4K and Nano Banana 2 with five-character consistency, plus reference-image editing and API access. The free preview below runs on our own open image model, no account needed; the Nano Banana models run on credits after sign-up.
Free previews run on our own open image model, no sign-up needed. Daily limit per visitor; prompts are safety-checked. Sign up to use GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana, Seedance 2.5 and every other model on credits.
How It Works
Describe the subject, setting, lighting and camera. Nano Banana follows natural language closely, so full sentences work best.
Square for feeds, 3:4 or 9:16 for portraits and stories, 16:9 for thumbnails and banners.
Download the result, or open it in the studio to edit with reference images, upscale with Nano Banana Pro and animate it.
Nano Banana vs Nano Banana Pro vs Nano Banana 2
Nano Banana is the community name for Google's Gemini image models. Each generation is tuned for a different job, and all three are available on the same credits.
| Model | Google model | Max resolution | Reference images | Provider list price | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana | Gemini 2.5 Flash Image | 1K | Up to 3 | About $0.039 per image | Studio and API |
| Nano Banana 2 | Gemini 3.1 Flash Image | 4K | Multi-image, up to 5 consistent characters | $0.07 (1K), $0.105 (2K), $0.14 (4K) | Studio and API |
| Nano Banana Pro | Gemini 3 Pro Image | 4K | Multiple | $0.14 (1K / 2K), $0.24 (4K) | Studio and API |
Provider list prices verified on 29 September 2026. MakeInfluencer.ai converts them to credits and shows the exact cost before you generate.
Nano Banana prompts
Copy a prompt, paste it into the generator above and change one detail at a time. Nano Banana responds best to full sentences that name the subject, setting, light and lens.
Photorealistic editorial portrait of a 26-year-old woman with copper hair in a cream linen shirt, standing in a sunlit Lisbon courtyard, 85mm lens, soft golden-hour rim light, visible skin texture, shallow depth of field, no text.
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Full-body street style photo of a man in an oversized charcoal coat and white sneakers crossing a rainy Tokyo street at night, neon reflections on wet asphalt, 35mm, cinematic color grade.
Overhead flat lay of a brunch table: sourdough, avocado toast, poached eggs, latte art, linen napkin, natural window light, warm tones, 1:1.
Scandinavian living room with oak floors, a boucle sofa and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a fjord at dawn, soft morning haze, architectural photography, 16:9.
Minimalist concert poster with the text SUMMER NIGHTS in bold white sans-serif over a deep violet gradient sky, a small moon, clean layout, 3:4.
Character reference sheet of a young woman with a short black bob, freckles and silver hoop earrings: front view, three-quarter view and profile on a plain grey background, consistent identity, soft studio light.
Vertical 9:16 photo of a hiker on a ridge above turquoise alpine lakes, dramatic clouds, backpack and trail runners, wide angle, crisp detail.
Lifestyle photo of a wireless earbud case held in a hand against a blurred cafe background, natural light, realistic skin, product sharp and centered.
Close-up portrait of a golden retriever puppy in a wool sweater sitting on a park bench in autumn, bokeh leaves, warm afternoon light.
Features
Google's fast Gemini image model for quick drafts and edits, from about $0.039 per image at provider list price.
Gemini 3 Pro Image: 1K, 2K and 4K output, multi-image editing, strong character consistency and readable on-image text.
Gemini 3.1 Flash Image: faster and cheaper, with up to five consistent characters per scene and web-grounded generation.
Upload up to three references with Nano Banana, or many more with Pro, to keep a face, product or style consistent.
Credit cost is shown before every generation. Provider list prices start around $0.039 per Nano Banana image.
Call Nano Banana, Pro and 2 from the REST API or directly inside Claude and Cursor with the same credits.
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Nano Banana for creators and teams
Start with Nano Banana to test a concept. Move to Nano Banana 2 for fast, cheap volume and multi-character scenes, and to Nano Banana Pro when the asset has to survive 4K, print or a campaign that runs for months.
Reference images keep the same face, product or style across a whole photo set.
Pro renders posters, packaging and menus with legible typography.
Any Nano Banana image can be animated with image-to-video, motion control or lip sync.
Practical workflow
The free preview above runs our own open image model, no account needed. Use it to rough out the composition.
Turn the winning look into a reusable character in the studio.
Generate outfits, locations and scenes with up to five consistent characters.
Upscale hero shots to 4K and add on-image text for ads and print.
Nano Banana is a Google model accessed through its API. Outputs vary between runs; review text, hands and product details before publishing.
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Testimonials
Tried this on a whim last week and honestly can't stop using it. Made my first AI influencer for Instagram — the photos look scarily real. The lip sync feature is insane for reels, getting me way more engagement than I expected.

“Was messing around with Stable Diffusion for months trying to get consistent faces. This does it in like 2 clicks. The image quality is seriously good for what you pay.”

“Created a fitness influencer and the motion control feature is what hooked me. She can actually do workout demos and it looks real. My TikTok blew up with the exercise videos.”

“I've tried a bunch of AI image tools as a developer. The character consistency here is genuinely impressive — same face across every clip without me having to fiddle. Using it for a tech review character on YouTube Shorts and it works way better than expected.”

“Started with one character just for fun, now I'm running three different ones. Each has their own look and personality. The video models keep getting better with every update too.”

FAQ
Open the studio for 4K output, consistent characters, reference-image editing and image-to-video with the same credits.
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