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Nano Banana 2

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Nano Banana 2 — TLDR
  • 🖼️ Google text-to-image model, cinematic aesthetic
  • 🎯 Reliable prompt following across diverse styles
  • 🌍 Web-search capability for grounded generation
  • 🏢 Part of Google's Nano Banana image family
  • 🎨 Strong general-purpose visual baseline
💰 Pricing
$0.100 – $0.190
per image
📅 On Venice since
Feb 26, 2026
98 days ago
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10 text · 8 video · 2 image · 2 inpaint · 1 music · 1 embedding · 1 tts
Since Oct 15, 2024

About this model

Nano Banana 2 is Google's text-to-image generator built for cinematic visuals and dependable prompt adherence across a wide range of styles. Released in February 2026, it anchors the Nano Banana line of image models and serves as a solid general-purpose baseline — the kind of model you reach for when you want clean, predictable results without heavy prompt engineering. It also carries web-search capability, allowing generations to draw on grounded, up-to-date references.

Within Google's broader catalogue, Nano Banana 2 sits alongside the higher-tier Nano Banana Pro (released November 2025) and a companion inpainting variant for in-image edits, while the wider lineup spans the Gemini text models, Gemma open weights, Lyria music, and Veo video generators. Where the Pro edition targets premium output, Nano Banana 2 emphasizes balanced, reliable quality for everyday creative work.

It's best suited to creators and developers who need consistent, cinematic image generation with strong adherence to detailed prompts — concept art, marketing visuals, illustration, and quick iteration where predictability matters more than maximal fidelity.

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