Moodboard seed
Start with a strong visual premise before polished campaign detail.
Surreal travel moodboard, cobalt ocean seen through a hotel window, oversized citrus, sun-faded linen, flash photography, optimistic summer palette.
Live image model · fast concept iteration Live
Nano Banana
Explore Nano Banana for rapid image concepts, variations, and reference-guided edits in a live workflow.
Also consider: Seedream 5.0 Pro for structured production layouts; GPT Image 2 for precise typography and instruction-led edits.
Nano Banana · live endpoint
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For text-to-image, describe hierarchy, subject, layout, exact text, materials, light, and finish. For image-to-image, upload references and describe the edit.
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Nano Banana examples
Exclusive visuals for this page. Use them as composition references when writing your own brief.
Model overview
What Nano Banana is for
Nano Banana is the fast visual-exploration route in this workspace. It is most useful when you need several distinct directions before committing a production pass. Keep prompts concrete: name the subject, choose a framing, state lighting and materials, then change one variable between runs. Inside Seedream 5.0 Pro, this model opens the generator with a live credit estimate before the request starts.
Decision guide
When to choose this route
Use Nano Banana for moodboards, campaign directions, thumbnails, style studies, and quick reference-led changes. Text-to-image and image-to-image are live. Once a direction is selected, compare the same brief with live Seedream 5.0 Pro or GPT Image 2 when structure, typography, or precise edits matter more. Keep the comparison on Seedream 5.0 Pro when you want this image route next to the live Seedream 5.0 Pro path.
Specification notes
Capabilities stay tied to what the live endpoint can do in this workspace.
- Quick visual branching
- Turn one campaign idea into controlled variations by changing one lens, palette, setting, or material per run.
- Reference-led restyling
- Upload an image and give the change a concrete target: new setting, light, wardrobe, product surface, or seasonal palette.
- Concept-first prompting
- Use decisive production nouns and verbs rather than a long list of disconnected aesthetic adjectives.
Nano Banana prompt examples
Each example pairs a visual reference with a copyable production brief. Replace subjects while keeping hierarchy, light, and materials concrete.
Poster direction
Use one subject and one graphic device so variations stay comparable.
Independent film poster, lone cyclist crossing a huge red circle at dusk, grainy risograph texture, bold negative space, no text.
Packaging exploration
A material and shelf context makes early packaging concepts easier to judge.
Sparkling water can design on a wet stainless-steel counter, electric lime and silver colorway, condensed type area left blank, candid studio flash.
Reference restyle
Retain the product silhouette while changing only the art direction.
Keep the bottle silhouette and label from the reference. Restyle as a sunlit Mediterranean breakfast scene with striped linen, lemon peel, and soft film grain.
Thumbnail test
A readable thumbnail has one dominant face, object, or gesture.
YouTube thumbnail direction, expressive chef holding a giant saffron croissant, bright market kitchen, close wide-angle camera, high contrast, space for short text.
Character variation
Lock core identifiers, then test only location and medium.
Same curious young astronaut with orange visor and white utility suit, now in a moss-covered library on the moon, gentle watercolor illustration.
Seasonal palette swap
Freeze composition and swap only color temperature and props.
Same cafe window seat composition, autumn version: amber leaves outside, cinnamon latte, warm tungsten interior, soft film grain.
UI mock seed
Keep interface hierarchy modest and leave labels short.
Mobile wellness app home screen, large circular breath timer, three short habit rows, sage and cream palette, generous spacing, no tiny unreadably dense text.
A controlled image workflow
Small, intentional changes produce more learning than rewriting every part of the prompt.
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Choose one variable
Make a first visual hypothesis and decide whether the next run should change composition, palette, setting, or medium.
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Generate a small set
Use a handful of tightly related directions rather than rewriting the whole prompt each time.
- 03
Keep the winner
Save the prompt and aspect ratio of the strongest output so it can become a reference or comparison baseline.
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Refine deliberately
Move a selected concept to a more detailed brief only after the overall visual direction is working.
Workspace facts
Live constraints for Nano Banana on this route: endpoints, credit math, and provider pricing sources you can verify before generating.
- Live endpoints on this page
- Nano Banana opens through 2 linked endpoints in the Seedream 5.0 Pro generator: gemini/nano-banana; gemini/nano-banana/edit. Available modes here: text to image, image to image. Shared aspect ratios: 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, 3:4, 9:16.
- Credit cost in this workspace
- A typical 1:1 text-to-image run with Nano Banana costs 1 credit here. Image-to-image with one reference is 1 credit on gemini/nano-banana/edit.
- Compared with the Seedream 5.0 Pro default
- Home default remains FLUX.2. This page locks Nano Banana for a controlled comparison in the same prompt box and credit estimator.
Nano Banana user stories
What creators say after using this workflow in production.
Nano Banana is my first pass for three distinct campaign directions before lunch. Speed matters when the client still has not picked a visual lane.
One subject, one framing change per run — that discipline plus Nano Banana volume gets us moodboards the team can actually vote on.
Reference-led restyling for seasonal palette swaps is faster here than reopening a heavy production model for every color story.
We use Nano Banana for thumbnails and hero concepts, then move the winner to Seedream or GPT Image 2 for the polished deliverable.
Students learn prompting faster when iterations are cheap. Nano Banana rewards concrete nouns instead of ten vague aesthetic adjectives.
Fast Gemini edits for wardrobe and lighting on the same character beat saved our trailer pre-vis week.
Nano Banana FAQ
Is Nano Banana available here?+
Yes. Nano Banana is currently available for text-to-image generation and reference-guided image edits in the shared image workspace. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.
What is Nano Banana best for?+
It is a practical choice for fast concepting, broad visual exploration, moodboards, thumbnail directions, and controlled restyling. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.
How do I get better Nano Banana results?+
Write a clear subject and frame, then use lighting, material, palette, and medium as supporting direction. Change only one element between comparison runs. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.