Nano Banana Pro is Google's AI image model for posters, infographics and product shots with sharp, readable text and fine detail. It creates and edits images at up to 4K. Use Nano Banana Pro on Aragon to create and edit detailed images in a few clicks.
A bold concert poster for a jazz night called Blue Hour, deep navy background, gold headline, a saxophone silhouette, clean modern layout.A clean infographic showing how coffee goes from bean to cup in five labeled steps, flat illustration style, warm brown palette.A ceramic teapot on a pale stone plinth, soft window light, gentle shadow, premium product photo.Change the time of day to sunset and keep the people and the pose the same.Four comic panels of the same young explorer and her robot dog crossing a desert, a canyon, a river and a forest, bright storybook colors.A colorful taco truck menu board with the title Taco Tuesday in painted lettering, five items with prices, hand-drawn chili and lime icons.
Nano Banana Pro is Google DeepMind's image model for creating and editing pictures, also known as Gemini 3 Pro Image. Google released it on November 20, 2025. It uses Gemini's reasoning to plan each image, so text reads clearly, layouts make sense and people look the same from shot to shot.
The Nano Banana Pro AI model belongs to Google's Nano Banana family. Nano Banana is the original Flash model, Nano Banana 2 is the fast newer Flash model, and Pro is the one built for detail. You give it a text prompt and up to 14 reference images, and it returns a new image at 1K, 2K or 4K.
Google Nano Banana Pro also draws on real-world knowledge through Google Search, which helps with diagrams, recipes and other images that need correct facts. Google built it for infographics, posters with text, mockups, product shots and images that combine several references into one scene.
Capabilities
Key Features of the Nano Banana Pro AI Image Generator
The Nano Banana Pro AI image generator is built for images where text, layout and detail all need to be accurate.
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Clear Text in Many Languages
It writes headlines, labels and captions that read cleanly, in many languages. That makes it a strong fit for posters, menus and social graphics where the words matter as much as the picture.
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Up to 14 Reference Images
You can give the model up to 14 images at once, such as a product, a logo, a room and a color palette. It blends them into one new image that follows your references.
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Consistent People Across Shots
The model keeps up to 5 people looking the same across a series of images. This helps with storyboards, ad series and comic panels where the same faces appear in every shot.
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Studio-Style Edits
You can ask it to change the lighting, shift the camera angle, move the focus or color grade a photo. It edits only the part you describe and leaves the rest of the image unchanged.
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Real-World Knowledge From Google Search
It can look up current facts through Google Search while it plans an image. Infographics, recipe cards and how-to diagrams come out with details that match the real world.
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Sharp 4K Output
The model creates images at 1K, 2K or 4K. The 4K option gives you enough detail for print, large screens and close crops.
Gallery
Nano Banana Pro Image Gallery
Every image in this gallery was made with Nano Banana Pro on Aragon. The prompt sits under each image, so you can copy it into the editor.
Prompt
A bold concert poster for a jazz night called Blue Hour, deep navy background, gold headline, a saxophone silhouette, clean modern layout.
Nano Banana Pro fits anyone whose images need readable words, correct details and a clear layout.
Designers
Designers get sharp, readable text, consistent characters and 4K detail for mockups, brand visuals and client concepts.
Marketers
Marketers get ad and social graphics where the headline, product and offer all read clearly at a glance.
Content Creators
Creators get thumbnails, covers and story images that keep the same face and style from post to post.
Teachers and Trainers
Teachers get diagrams and step-by-step visuals that explain an idea in one picture.
Use cases
What You Can Make With These Images
On Aragon, use Nano Banana Pro to make posters, infographics, product shots, storyboards and photo edits for your next project.
Posters and Thumbnails
A creator needs a thumbnail with a headline people can read at a glance. Clear text and bold layouts are this model's strength, and you can make the same kind of design with the YouTube thumbnail maker.
Infographics and Diagrams
A teacher or marketer wants to explain a process in one picture. Describe the steps and the style, and the model lays out labels, icons and arrows in order.
Try-On Fashion Shots
A small clothing brand needs model photos without a shoot. In Fashion Studio, Aragon's virtual try-on puts your clothes on a model.
Product and Ad Images
An online seller wants clean product shots in many scenes. Start from a text prompt in the AI image generator and place your product on any table, shelf or studio set.
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Storyboards and Comic Panels
A filmmaker or comic artist needs the same characters in every frame. Describe each scene and add reference photos of your characters, and the model keeps their faces, hair and outfits consistent from panel to panel.
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Edits to Your Photos
You have a good photo that needs a different background, light or color. The AI photo editor handles these edits in a few clicks.
Prompting
Prompt Tips for Sharp Text and Layouts
A few simple habits give you sharper text, cleaner layouts and more accurate edits.
Example prompt
“Use the uploaded sunglasses and logo. Show the sunglasses on a striped beach towel in bright midday sun, with the logo printed on the temple.”
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Put Your Text in Quotes
Write the exact words you want in quotes, like "Summer Sale," so the model knows which words to show and spells them as written.
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Describe the Layout First
Start your prompt with the layout, like where the headline, product and price should go, and then add the style.
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Give Each Reference Image a Job
When you upload several photos, say what each one is for, like "use photo 1 for the product and photo 2 for the room."
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Tell the Model What to Keep
When you edit a photo with Nano Banana Pro, name the parts to keep, like the face, pose or background, before you describe the change.
Prompt library
Try These Nano Banana Pro Prompts
Copy any prompt below and try it on Aragon. Each prompt names the look, the words and the light, the three details where Nano Banana Pro shines.
Prompt
A vintage travel poster for Lisbon with the words "Visit Lisbon" in large cream letters, yellow tram on a hill, warm sunset colors, screen-print texture.
Works well for posters and ads where the headline must read clearly.
Prompt
A one-page infographic titled "How Solar Panels Work" with four labeled steps, simple icons, a blue and white palette and short captions under each step.
Works well for product ads that combine several reference images.
Illustrative images created from each prompt.
Compare
Nano Banana Models Compared
Each Nano Banana model has a different best use. Pro is built for detail and reasoning, while Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana 2.1 are built for fast, everyday creating and editing.
Nano Banana Pro
Nano Banana 2
Nano Banana 2.1
Best for
Text-heavy designs, infographics and detailed 4K images
Fast everyday creating and editing with clear text
The newest Flash version for creating and editing
Google model
Gemini 3 Pro Image
Gemini 3.1 Flash Image
Newest Nano Banana Flash version
Released
November 20, 2025
February 26, 2026
Added to Aragon in October 2026
Added to Aragon
February 9, 2026
March 2, 2026
October 16, 2026
Choosing a model
Which Nano Banana Model Should I Pick?
Pick the model that matches your project.
Pick Nano Banana Pro if you need reasoning-first images with dense text and fine detail at 4K.
Pick Nano Banana 2 if you want fast, everyday creating and editing.
Pick GPT Image 2 if your image is mostly a text-heavy layout, like a flyer or a menu.
Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Our live agents are available 7am - 11pm (PT), 5 days Sunday through Thursday.
Nano Banana Pro is Google's reasoning-first model for detailed, text-heavy images, and Nano Banana 2 is Google's fast Flash model for everyday creating and editing. Both can create images at up to 4K.
Google released Nano Banana Pro on November 20, 2025. It arrived as Gemini 3 Pro Image, the detail-focused member of Google's Nano Banana family.
Nano Banana Pro can use up to 14 reference images in one request. It can also keep up to 5 people looking the same across a series of images.
Yes. It creates images at 1K, 2K or 4K, so you can choose the size that fits print, web or social.
Open AI Image on Aragon and choose Nano Banana Pro in the model picker. Add reference photos if you have them, and then describe your image.
Yes. Nano Banana Pro is free to try with credits on Aragon.
It uses credits on Aragon, and free credits come with your account. See the pricing page for current plans.
Usage rights depend on your plan and the specific content generated. See Aragon's Terms and Conditions for full details.
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