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Nano Banana Pro

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Nano Banana Pro — TLDR
  • 🎨 Image editing variant of Google's Nano Banana Pro
  • 🖼️ Precise inpainting with identity preservation
  • 🎯 Strong detail retention across edits
  • 🏢 Built by Google
  • 🔧 Targeted region edits, not full regeneration
💰 Pricing
$0.180
per edit
📅 On Venice since
Dec 13, 2025
173 days ago
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About this model

Nano Banana Pro is Google's image-editing companion to its Nano Banana Pro generator, purpose-built for inpainting — replacing or refining specific regions of an image while keeping faces, objects, and fine detail intact. Released in December 2025, it pairs naturally with the text-to-image Nano Banana Pro model, sharing the same underlying lineage but specializing in surgical edits rather than full-frame generation.

Within Google's image lineup, this sits at the higher-quality "Pro" tier of the Nano Banana editing line, above the earlier Nano Banana 2 inpainting variant. Its standout characteristic is identity and detail preservation: edits to a region blend cleanly without distorting surrounding content or altering the subject's likeness, which is the hardest part of practical inpainting workflows.

It's best suited for retouching, object removal or replacement, background changes, and localized refinements where you need to modify part of an image while leaving everything else faithfully untouched. For users who already generate with the Nano Banana Pro pipeline, it's the natural next step for polishing and iterating on results.

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