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Nano Banana 2

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Nano Banana 2 — TLDR
  • 🎨 Editing variant of Google's Nano Banana 2 image model
  • 🖼️ Precise inpainting with identity and detail preservation
  • 🎯 Newer-generation editing at an accessible price point
  • 🏢 Built by Google, part of the Gemini-era imaging stack
  • 🔧 Targeted region edits without disturbing surrounding content
💰 Pricing
$0.100
per edit
📅 On Venice since
Feb 26, 2026
143 days ago
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About this model

Nano Banana 2 is the editing counterpart to Google's Nano Banana 2 image generator, purpose-built for inpainting — modifying selected regions of an image while keeping faces, textures, and fine detail consistent with the untouched surroundings. Released in February 2026, it pairs directly with the text-to-image model Nano Banana 2, letting you generate and then surgically refine within the same family.

Within Google's imaging lineup on the platform, this sits a tier above the earlier Nano Banana Pro editor and is complemented by the lighter, faster Nano Banana 2 Lite editing model for cheaper or higher-throughput work. It's the current editing incumbent of the Nano Banana 2 generation, emphasizing careful identity preservation over aggressive reinterpretation of the source.

It's best suited for retouching, object insertion or removal, background swaps, and localized corrections where the rest of the image must stay untouched. Choose it when edit fidelity and subject consistency matter more than raw speed, and reach for the Lite editor when budget or latency is the priority.

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