Campaign-ready product scene
Move a clean product shot into a bold visual system without redrawing the product.
Nano Banana Free: check access, then create
Explore a prompt-led image workflow without assuming unlimited free generations. Confirm the current model, account requirements, credits, and plan terms before you submit a task.
- Create from text or a reference
- Choose the model and aspect ratio
- Keep results in your private history
BeforeAfterExample prompt
Keep the product unchanged and replace the plain background with a warm Mediterranean studio scene.
- Model
- Choose in the editor
- Aspect ratio
- 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 and more
The editor uses the models enabled for this workspace. Available editing controls and output quality depend on the selected model.
See what a prompt can change
Use a clear instruction to redirect a scene while preserving the detail that matters.
Consistent portrait context
Change the setting while keeping the person's recognizable features and styling coherent.
Controlled background replacement
Retain the product shape and texture, then rebuild the lighting and environment around it.
One workspace for images and motion
Choose the shortest route for the job: generate a new visual, guide an edit with a reference, or animate a finished image.
Text to image
Write the scene, subject, lighting, and composition you need, then generate with an enabled image model.
Create from a promptReference image editing
Upload an image and describe what should change. Compatible models receive the reference with your prompt.
Edit a referenceImage to video
Continue a finished still into motion with a configured video model, including Seedance when it is available.
Open the video generatorWhat can Nano Banana change?
A practical AI photo editor for product teams, creators, marketers, and designers who need deliberate changes instead of random variations.
Product photos
Explore new settings, campaign directions, and compositions while keeping product details clear.
Character consistency
Use a reference-led workflow when the same person or character needs to remain recognizable across scenes.
Background changes
Replace a setting, adjust the mood, or reframe a subject without starting the entire composition again.
Social graphics
Create visual directions for posts, launch concepts, thumbnails, and campaign tests in common ratios.
How to edit an image in three steps
The exact controls vary by model, but the workflow stays simple and transparent.
- 1
Upload or start from text
Add a supported reference image, or leave it empty to begin with a written idea.
- 2
Describe the change
State what to keep, what to replace, and the visual style or setting you want.
- 3
Generate and review
Choose an enabled model and ratio, create the result, then revisit it from Activity.
BeforeAfterBuilt for real creative work
Try Nano Banana brings the practical controls around AI image generation together without pretending that every model behaves the same.
Reference-aware workflow
When the selected model supports image input, your uploaded reference is passed with the prompt.
Text-guided edits
Describe additions, removals, setting changes, and visual direction in natural language.
Useful aspect ratios
Prepare square, portrait, landscape, and vertical directions for different channels.
Private workspace history
Signed-in users can return to their own generation tasks and completed results from Activity.
Free access, model choices, and safer publishing
Use one focused guide for each decision instead of relying on an old quota screenshot or a generic Nano Banana label.
Nano Banana AI Free Trial: Check Access Before You Generate
Understand Nano Banana AI free trial options without assuming unlimited access. Check the product, model, credits, limits, and cost before generating.
Read guideNano Banana AI App: Know Which Product You Are Opening
Find the right Nano Banana AI app by separating the official Gemini app, Google AI Studio, and independent browser tools such as Try Nano Banana.
Read guideNano Banana Video Generator: Use an Image-First Workflow
Understand the Nano Banana video generator search term: create or edit a still with an image model, then animate it with a separately named video model.
Read guideNano Banana 2 vs Pro: Choose for the Job, Not the Label
Compare Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro by official model name, workflow fit, latency and cost priorities, reference handling, and precision.
Read guideNano Banana AI Image Tips for Results You Can Review
Use practical Nano Banana AI image tips for references, prompt structure, consistency, text, materials, crops, and final quality review.
Read guideNano Banana AI Watermark Info: What May Travel with an Image
Understand Nano Banana watermark information, including visible marks, invisible SynthID, Content Credentials, and provider-dependent output handling.
Read guideStart creating with Try Nano Banana
Open the editor, choose an available model, and turn a written direction or reference image into your next visual.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about the editor, model support, references, and image-to-video workflow.
What is Try Nano Banana?+
Try Nano Banana is an independent browser workspace for AI image generation, prompt-led editing, and image-to-video tasks. It connects the models enabled by the site operator to one consistent workflow.
Is Try Nano Banana an official Google product?+
No. Try Nano Banana is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Google. Model availability depends on the providers configured for this workspace.
Can I edit a reference image?+
Yes. The image editor accepts an uploaded reference and sends it with your prompt when the selected model supports image input. A model that only supports text generation may ignore reference-image options.
Which image formats can I upload?+
The uploader accepts common browser image formats such as JPG, PNG, and WebP. The current editor shows the active file-size limit before you upload.
Can I use generated images commercially?+
Commercial rights depend on the selected model provider, your plan, and the rights you hold in uploaded source material. Review the applicable provider and site terms before publishing commercial work.
How does image-to-video work?+
Open the video generator to describe motion, framing, and duration. Available models, including Seedance when configured, are controlled by the workspace and may require a signed-in account.