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Nano Banana Pro Edit is the image‑editing mode of Google’s Nano Banana Pro model (Gemini 3 Pro Image), built to rewrite, relight, restyle, and composite photos from natural‑language instructions instead of manual masks or layers.
Nano Banana Pro is an image generation and editing model that runs on top of Gemini 3 Pro, with strong reasoning, spatial understanding, and text rendering.
The “Pro” tier is tuned for higher fidelity edits, up to 4K resolution, accurate multilingual text, and better local control than the “Fast” variant.
Local, region‑aware edits: Select or describe a specific part of the image and change only that region (clothing, background, lighting) while keeping the rest intact.
Lighting, camera, and mood: Shift day to night, add dramatic studio lighting, change depth of field, zoom or reframe the camera, and re‑grade the whole scene.
Style and text: Turn a photo into anime, painting, or stylized art, while also adding sharp, correctly spelled text for posters, UIs, or thumbnails.
Multi‑image compositing: Upload several photos (people, products, backgrounds) and merge them into a single coherent scene with consistent identities.
Upload one or more reference images into a Nano Banana Pro‑enabled editor (Gemini app, partner sites like DomoAI or Pixlr, etc.).
Describe the change in plain language, optionally mentioning style, camera angle, lighting, and any text you want rendered in the image.
Run the edit, inspect the result, then iteratively refine with additional instructions or smaller region‑specific edits until it matches your intent.
Works like a chat‑based Photoshop: instead of brushes and selections, you use detailed instructions, which it maps to precise, localized changes.
Handles complex reasoning tasks (e.g., adjusting perspective, preserving identities, or editing diagrams with text) that are tedious with manual tools.
If you say what you want to do with Nano Banana Pro (portraits, product composites, thumbnails, teaching diagrams, etc.), the next step can be mapping that to concrete edit strategies and guardrails.
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Nano Banana Pro Edit is the image‑editing mode of Google’s Nano Banana Pro model (Gemini 3 Pro Image), built to rewrite, relight, restyle, and composite photos from natural‑language instructions instead of manual masks or layers.
Nano Banana Pro is an image generation and editing model that runs on top of Gemini 3 Pro, with strong reasoning, spatial understanding, and text rendering.
The “Pro” tier is tuned for higher fidelity edits, up to 4K resolution, accurate multilingual text, and better local control than the “Fast” variant.
Local, region‑aware edits: Select or describe a specific part of the image and change only that region (clothing, background, lighting) while keeping the rest intact.
Lighting, camera, and mood: Shift day to night, add dramatic studio lighting, change depth of field, zoom or reframe the camera, and re‑grade the whole scene.
Style and text: Turn a photo into anime, painting, or stylized art, while also adding sharp, correctly spelled text for posters, UIs, or thumbnails.
Multi‑image compositing: Upload several photos (people, products, backgrounds) and merge them into a single coherent scene with consistent identities.
Upload one or more reference images into a Nano Banana Pro‑enabled editor (Gemini app, partner sites like DomoAI or Pixlr, etc.).
Describe the change in plain language, optionally mentioning style, camera angle, lighting, and any text you want rendered in the image.
Run the edit, inspect the result, then iteratively refine with additional instructions or smaller region‑specific edits until it matches your intent.
Works like a chat‑based Photoshop: instead of brushes and selections, you use detailed instructions, which it maps to precise, localized changes.
Handles complex reasoning tasks (e.g., adjusting perspective, preserving identities, or editing diagrams with text) that are tedious with manual tools.
If you say what you want to do with Nano Banana Pro (portraits, product composites, thumbnails, teaching diagrams, etc.), the next step can be mapping that to concrete edit strategies and guardrails.
Read more