🍌 Nano Banana AI Image Generator
Use Google's Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) in ClipLumi to generate or edit 1K images. Add up to three references, choose a supported ratio and style, and see the exact credit total before creating.
What Can Nano Banana AI Create?
Nano Banana is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. In ClipLumi, use it for original 1K scenes, reference-led changes, product concepts and fast visual exploration before moving to higher-resolution models when a project needs more pixels.
Upload Images for Nano Banana Editing
Create Product and Campaign Concepts Quickly
Explore More Creative Directions from One Brief
Nano Banana Image Generation and Editing
Use the Nano Banana AI image generator for prompt-to-image creation, reference-guided editing, commercial concepts and fast creative variations. ClipLumi keeps the real 1K output, supported ratios, three-reference limit and 9-credit base cost visible instead of adding controls this model does not expose.
Generate Images with a Nano Banana Prompt
Start with the subject and action, then add composition, lighting, materials and mood. A clear Nano Banana prompt works best when the important visual relationships are explicit rather than buried in generic quality words. ClipLumi keeps ratio, style and output count beside the prompt so you can refine the brief while the real 1K limit and cost stay visible.
Upload Images for Nano Banana Editing
Add clear reference images when a person, product, composition or visual direction should influence the next result. Tell Nano Banana what to preserve and what to change instead of asking for a vague improvement. ClipLumi accepts up to three references and routes the request through the same signed-in task and History system as other image models.
Create Product and Campaign Concepts Quickly
Use the Nano Banana image generator to sketch product scenes, social graphics, covers and campaign directions before committing to a more expensive or higher-resolution render. Be explicit about camera angle, surfaces, props, lighting and negative space. Generated logos, prices, packaging text and other exact brand details still need human review before commercial publishing.
Explore More Creative Directions from One Brief
Keep the core subject stable and change one major variable at a time—lighting, environment, styling or composition—to explore a useful range of ideas. Nano Banana generation is probabilistic, so repeated runs are variations rather than guaranteed sequentially consistent frames. Save successful results to History and reuse a chosen output as a reference when continuity matters.
Explore Other AI Image Models
Compare the original Nano Banana with Nano Banana 2, GPT Image and Seedream options while keeping the same ClipLumi prompt, reference and History workflow.
Nano Banana Model Family
Choose by output size, quality tier and budget. These rows reflect the current ClipLumi model registry rather than upstream marketing limits.
| Feature | Nano Banana | Nano Banana 2 Lite | Nano Banana 2 | Nano Banana Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1K | 1K | 0.5K / 1K / 2K / 4K | 1K / 2K / 4K |
| Quality | Medium | Low | Medium | High |
| Credits / image | 9 | 11 | 0.5K 15 / 1K 23 / 2K 34 / 4K 51 | 1K 45 / 2K 45 / 4K 80 |
| Reference images | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Best fit | Fast everyday generation and editing | Lower-cost 1K drafts | Flexible resolution from draft to 4K | Higher-cost high-quality output |
Nano Banana Pricing in ClipLumi
Nano Banana uses 9 credits for one 1K image before output-count multiplication. Choose a plan for regular creation or a credit pack for occasional work; the live Generate button remains the exact request total.
Pro
-50%$20$10/month
Billed annually · $240$120/year
Choose ProAvailable image models
FLUX SchnellFLUX.2 Klein 4BGPT Image 2GPT Image 1.5Nano Banana 2 LiteSeedream 5.0 ProNano Banana 2Seedream 5.0 LiteSeedream 4.5
- 2,000 credits with monthly billing or 24,000 with yearly billing
- Watermark-free downloads while paid credits remain
- Priority processing
- Private generation history
- Use credits across all available image models
Recommended
Ultimate
-50%$40$20/month
Billed annually · $480$240/year
Choose UltimateAvailable image models
FLUX SchnellFLUX.2 Klein 4BGPT Image 2GPT Image 1.5Nano Banana 2 LiteSeedream 5.0 ProNano Banana 2Seedream 5.0 LiteSeedream 4.5
- 5,000 credits with monthly billing or 60,000 with yearly billing
- Watermark-free downloads while paid credits remain
- Priority processing
- Full privacy — outputs stay in your account
- Use credits across all available image models
Max
-50%$80$40/month
Billed annually · $960$480/year
Choose MaxAvailable image models
FLUX SchnellFLUX.2 Klein 4BGPT Image 2GPT Image 1.5Nano Banana 2 LiteSeedream 5.0 ProNano Banana 2Seedream 5.0 LiteSeedream 4.5
- 10,000 credits with monthly billing or 120,000 with yearly billing
- Watermark-free downloads while paid credits remain
- Priority processing
- Full privacy — outputs stay in your account
- Use credits across all available image models
Nano Banana AI — Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common Nano Banana questions about what it is, how it works, how to use prompts or upload images, free access, credits, 1K output, editing and the Nano Banana model family.
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What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is Google's name for Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, an image generation and editing model. In ClipLumi, the original Nano Banana creates 1K images, supports text-to-image and reference-guided editing, accepts up to three references and uses a 9-credit base cost per image.
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Is Nano Banana a Google Gemini image model?
Yes. Google introduced Gemini 2.5 Flash Image as Nano Banana. ClipLumi is a separate product that exposes this model through its own generator, credit system and History workflow rather than the Gemini app interface.
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How do I use Nano Banana?
Write the image you want, optionally upload up to three reference images, choose a supported aspect ratio, output count and style, then review the credit total. Provider-backed generation requires sign-in so the task, credits and finished outputs can be stored in ClipLumi History and Results.
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How does Nano Banana work?
Nano Banana turns a text prompt, reference images or both into a new generated image. For editing, describe what should remain recognizable and what should change. The result is generative rather than a deterministic photo filter, so exact identity, logos and text should still be reviewed.
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How do I upload an image to Nano Banana?
Use the reference-image area in the ClipLumi generator and add a JPG, PNG or WebP source supported by the shared upload flow. With the original Nano Banana model selected, ClipLumi accepts up to three references before generation.
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Is Nano Banana free to use online?
You can open this Nano Banana page, write a prompt and configure the generator without spending credits. Creating an image requires sign-in and enough ClipLumi credits for the displayed request total; ClipLumi does not promise unlimited free Nano Banana generation.
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How many Nano Banana images can I generate at once?
ClipLumi lets you choose one to four outputs for a Nano Banana request. The base cost is calculated per image, so selecting two, three or four outputs multiplies the total shown before submission.
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How much does Nano Banana cost in ClipLumi?
The current model registry uses 9 credits for one 1K Nano Banana image. Selecting multiple outputs multiplies the request cost, so use the live Generate button as the exact total before submitting.
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What resolution does Nano Banana support?
ClipLumi currently exposes 1K output for the original Nano Banana. If you need 2K or 4K, choose a model such as Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro that explicitly lists those resolutions in the generator.
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Which aspect ratios does Nano Banana support?
Nano Banana uses the current ClipLumi wide aspect-ratio set, including common square, portrait and landscape choices shown directly in the generator. Unsupported ratios are not offered, so the active UI is the source of truth.
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Can Nano Banana edit an existing image?
Yes. When one or more references are attached, ClipLumi sends the task through the image-edit path for Nano Banana. Use clear preservation instructions for faces, products and composition, then review important details at full size.
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Does Nano Banana create videos?
No, the Nano Banana model on this page is for image generation and image editing. ClipLumi offers separate video models and workflows for text-to-video or image-to-video tasks.
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Which Nano Banana model is best?
Choose by the job rather than the name alone. Original Nano Banana is the lowest-cost 1K option here, Nano Banana 2 Lite is a low-cost newer 1K option, Nano Banana 2 adds flexible resolution up to 4K, and Nano Banana Pro is the higher-cost High-quality option.
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Nano Banana vs Nano Banana 2: which should I use?
Choose Nano Banana when a 1K result and the lower 9-credit base cost fit the task. Nano Banana 2 adds 0.5K, 1K, 2K and 4K output with higher resolution-dependent costs while keeping up to three references.
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Nano Banana vs Nano Banana Pro: what changes?
Nano Banana Pro exposes 1K, 2K and 4K High-quality output at a much higher credit cost. The original Nano Banana stays at 1K Medium quality and a lower base price, so the better choice depends on output requirements rather than the word Pro alone.
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Is ClipLumi the official Nano Banana website?
No. Nano Banana is a Google Gemini image model. ClipLumi is an independent AI creation product that provides access to Nano Banana through its own generator, controls, credits and History experience.
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Does ClipLumi offer a public Nano Banana API?
This page provides Nano Banana through ClipLumi's web generator and AI Work pipeline. ClipLumi does not currently advertise a separate public Nano Banana API or SDK endpoint.
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Can Nano Banana keep the same character or product across images?
References and explicit preservation instructions can help maintain recognizable details, but generation remains probabilistic and exact identity continuity is not guaranteed. Reuse a successful result as the next reference and change one major variable at a time when continuity matters.