Generate or edit images with Google Nano Banana 2 in ClipLumi. Add up to three references, choose 0.5K–4K output and supported ratios, and review the exact credit cost before you create.
Use Nano Banana 2 for detailed prompts, reference-guided edits, product visuals, short text layouts and 2K or 4K output. ClipLumi only shows controls supported by the current model registry.
Write the subject first, then add composition, materials, lighting and mood. Nano Banana 2 works well for fast concept images, social graphics and product directions when the brief still needs several visual constraints. ClipLumi keeps resolution, ratio, output count and cost beside the prompt so you can iterate without rebuilding the setup.
Attach up to three reference images when an existing subject, composition or style should guide the next result. State what must stay recognizable and what should change. This makes Nano Banana 2 useful for product variations, background changes, pose or style direction and other reference-led edits without pretending the current ClipLumi workflow supports more references than it actually does.
Use Nano Banana 2 for product concepts, launch cards, covers and simple promotional layouts where short text belongs inside the composition. Keep copy brief and specify hierarchy and contrast. Generated words still need a final spelling and brand check, especially for prices, packaging, legal copy or other details that must be exact.
ClipLumi exposes 0.5K, 1K, 2K and 4K output with supported square, portrait and landscape ratios. Choose a smaller size for drafts or 2K/4K when the finished composition needs more pixels. Resolution changes the displayed credit cost, so the generator lets you balance output size and budget before creating.
Use the same ClipLumi workflow to compare Nano Banana 2 with GPT Image 2 and Seedream models for text, product visuals, cinematic direction and different production needs.
Use a subscription for ongoing creation or a credit pack for occasional projects. The generator calculates the exact Nano Banana 2 request cost from resolution and output count before submission.
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Answers about what Nano Banana 2 is, how to use and prompt it, 2K/4K output, free access, credits, references, and Nano Banana 2 vs Pro or Lite.
Nano Banana 2 is Google's image generation and editing model built on Gemini 3.1 Flash Image. In ClipLumi it runs through the shared image generator, with supported controls and credit costs read from the same model registry used by real generation.
Write the image you want, optionally add up to three references, then choose a supported ratio, output count and resolution. Review the credit total, sign in and generate; completed work continues into ClipLumi History and Results.
Start with the main subject and action, then add composition, camera position, materials, lighting, color and any detail that must stay fixed. For reference edits, explicitly separate what to preserve from what to change instead of relying on vague phrases such as make it better.
You can open the page and configure the generator without spending credits. Creating an output requires sign-in and enough ClipLumi credits for the selected settings; ClipLumi does not promise unlimited free Nano Banana 2 generations.
For one image, the current registry charges 15 credits at 0.5K, 23 at 1K, 34 at 2K and 51 at 4K. Multiple outputs multiply the request cost, so check the exact total on the Generate button before submitting.
Select Nano Banana 2, open the resolution control and choose 2K or 4K before generating. ClipLumi also supports 0.5K and 1K; higher resolution costs more credits, so the live generator total is the number to check.
ClipLumi currently supports 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 5:4, 4:5, 16:9 and 9:16. Pick the ratio for the intended asset before generation so you do not have to crop away useful pixels later.
Yes. Add one or more references and describe what should remain recognizable and what should change. Clear source images and explicit preservation instructions make the edit easier to evaluate.
ClipLumi currently allows up to three reference images with Nano Banana 2. This page follows the active ClipLumi limit rather than advertising a larger upstream maximum that the current generator cannot submit.
In ClipLumi, Nano Banana 2 offers 0.5K, 1K, 2K and 4K with lower starting credit costs, while Nano Banana Pro exposes 1K, 2K and 4K as a higher-cost Pro option. Both support image editing and up to three references, so choose by the output tier and budget shown in the generator rather than assuming one model is best for every prompt.
Nano Banana 2 Lite is a separate lower-cost ClipLumi model option. The current registry exposes 1K Low-quality output, up to three references and a base cost of 11 credits per image, while Nano Banana 2 adds 0.5K through 4K resolution choices.
The upstream model supports Google Web Search and Image Search grounding, but ClipLumi's current AI Work request does not expose those controls. This page therefore does not show a Search toggle or promise real-time grounded generation.
It can be useful for short headlines, labels and simple layouts. Keep the wording concise, specify the exact text and hierarchy, and review every generated word before using it for pricing, legal, packaging or brand-critical content.
This page provides Nano Banana 2 through ClipLumi's web generator and existing AI Work pipeline. ClipLumi does not currently advertise a separate public Nano Banana 2 API or SDK, so use the web controls unless dedicated developer documentation is published.