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Nano Banana 2

Use Nano Banana 2 for fast Gemini generation and edits with exclusive examples and live credits.

Also consider: Nano Banana for the lightest draft pass; Nano Banana Pro for higher-fidelity finish. The live default on this site remains Seedream 5.0 Pro.

Nano Banana 2 · live endpoint
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Nano Banana 2 examples

Exclusive visuals for this page. Use them as composition references when writing your own brief.

Nano Banana 2 hero showcase image
Hero frame
Nano Banana 2 product photography with text rendering example
Product text
Nano Banana 2 cinematic portrait example
Cinematic portrait
Nano Banana 2 nature and landscape example
Night landscape
Nano Banana 2 architectural visualization example
Architecture
Nano Banana 2 feature showcase visual
Feature study

Model overview

What Nano Banana 2 is for

Nano Banana 2 is the fast Gemini option when you need sharper exploration than the original Nano Banana route without paying for a full Pro pass. Write a clear subject, frame, and finish, then iterate on palette or crop while keeping the brief stable. 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

Pick Nano Banana 2 for high-volume concepting and quick layout checks. Escalate to live Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0 Pro, or GPT Image 2 when typography and final polish dominate. Live text-to-image and image-to-image share the same prompt box. 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.

Portable prompt structure
Examples focus on subject, composition, light, material, and output intent.
Live Gemini fidelity
No unverified price, resolution, or capability is shown as a current product feature.
Gallery-backed tests
A stable set of production tasks is more useful than a vague claim that a new model is better.

Nano Banana 2 prompt examples

Each example pairs a visual reference with a copyable production brief. Replace subjects while keeping hierarchy, light, and materials concrete.

Nano Banana 2 coffee mug product example

Coffee mug product

Exact short embossed text is a useful rendering test.

Hyperrealistic product photo of a matte ceramic coffee mug on a wooden table, morning light, steam, text GOOD MORNING embossed in a clean serif font.
Nano Banana 2 fisherman portrait example

Fisherman portrait

Documentary lighting and tactile hands make portrait quality visible.

Cinematic portrait of an elderly Japanese fisherman mending nets at dawn, weathered hands in sharp focus, harbor bokeh, golden hour side lighting.
Nano Banana 2 bioluminescent bay example

Bioluminescent bay

A foreground boat wake and star field keep wide scenes structured.

Aerial view of a bioluminescent bay at night, glowing plankton tracing a wooden boat wake, Milky Way overhead, National Geographic cover quality.
Nano Banana 2 hillside glass house example

Hillside glass house

Architecture tests need accurate reflections and volumetric dusk light.

Modern hillside house with floor-to-ceiling glass, infinity pool merging with ocean horizon, warm interior lighting at dusk, tropical vegetation.
Nano Banana 2 feature composition example

Feature composition

Use one clear compositional idea per comparison run.

Close fashion portrait, woven red scarf moving in wind, cool morning window light, freckles and fabric texture, 85mm editorial photograph.
Nano Banana 2 brand texture example

Brand texture

Material studies work best with a clear crop.

Macro texture study of recycled translucent plastic, pale peach and smoke-grey layers, sidelight, imperfect edges, premium sustainable packaging moodboard.
Nano Banana 2 API sample output

API sample

A repeatable waterline action brief for future endpoint checks.

Action shot of a black lab swimming in an inground suburban swimming pool, camera on the water line, tennis ball in mouth.
Nano Banana 2 mobile product page example

Mobile product page

Define interface hierarchy rather than an entire unreadable app.

Mobile product-detail screen for a ceramic travel mug, large product photo, three concise feature callouts, sage and charcoal palette, generous spacing.

A controlled image workflow

Small, intentional changes produce more learning than rewriting every part of the prompt.

  1. 01

    Write a testable brief

    Name the quality you need to judge: text, composition, material, character consistency, or edit preservation.

  2. 02

    Retain the reference

    Keep source images and settings with the prompt so a future comparison is repeatable.

  3. 03

    Create with a live model

    Use the configured image workspace when a result is needed now.

  4. 04

    Recheck availability

    The live Nano Banana 2 endpoint shares the same prompt box and credit estimate as the rest of the image workspace.

Workspace facts

Live constraints for Nano Banana 2 on this route: endpoints, credit math, and provider pricing sources you can verify before generating.

Live endpoints on this page
Nano Banana 2 opens through 2 linked endpoints in the Seedream 5.0 Pro generator: gemini/nano-banana-2; gemini/nano-banana-2/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 2 costs 3 credits here. Image-to-image with one reference is 3 credits on gemini/nano-banana-2/edit.
Compared with the Seedream 5.0 Pro default
Home default remains FLUX.2. This page locks Nano Banana 2 for a controlled comparison in the same prompt box and credit estimator.

Nano Banana 2 user stories

What creators say after using this workflow in production.

Nano Banana 2 improved edge clarity on our product studies compared with the first Nano Banana pass — same prompt, noticeably cleaner silhouettes.
Isabelle Roy avatar
Isabelle RoyVisual researcher
We A/B hero backgrounds on 2 for speed, then lock the winner into Seedream for the final asset. The handoff is smooth.
Tyler Moss avatar
Tyler MossDTC brand manager
Concept branching on 2 feels snappier for complex scenes with multiple props. One variable per run still applies, but each run teaches more.
Mei Lin avatar
Mei LinIllustration lead
The landing page examples match what we get in the generator — no bait-and-switch between showcase and live output.
Oscar Pieters avatar
Oscar PietersFreelance art director
Cover explorations that used to stall in review now finish in one working session because 2 keeps pace with conversation.
Ruby Sinclair avatar
Ruby SinclairEditorial producer
Nano Banana 2 is in our tier chart between Turbo exploration and GPT final — exactly where the team asked for a middle option.
Adrian Cole avatar
Adrian ColeCreative ops

Nano Banana 2 FAQ

Is Nano Banana 2 live in this workspace?+

Yes. Nano Banana 2 is live for text-to-image and image-to-image in this workspace. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.

Can I still use these examples?+

Yes. They are intentionally written as portable visual briefs that work with the live image models in this workspace. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.

Which live route is closest for fast exploration?+

Use Nano Banana, which is currently available for text-to-image and reference-guided image edits. This applies inside the Seedream 5.0 Pro product.