Nano Banana. Your imagination, in focus.

Create with Nano Banana: turn a text description into an image, or upload a reference and edit it with words. Choose square, wide or tall.

Aspect ratio

Up to 2 MB. Previewed locally until you generate.

Images are generated through APIMart. Not an official Google site. Download results promptly; links are temporary. Wait 15 seconds between new requests.

Your image will appear here

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Hero artwork generated with Nano Banana through APIMart.

What you can do

From a sentence to a finished frame.

A small, focused studio for two things: making images from words, and reshaping an image you already have.

  • Paint brushes with red and orange paint on a white canvas

    Text to image

    Describe a scene, a subject or a mood in plain language and get an image back.

  • A lone figure standing on a rocky ridge above forested hills in golden light

    Reference-image editing

    Add a PNG, JPEG or WebP, then describe the change you want to see.

  • A calm shoreline at sunset with soft waves on pale sand

    Square, wide or tall

    Choose 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16 before you generate, so the frame fits where it is going.

  • Abstract macro of colourful oil droplets in water

    Preview and download

    See the result on the page and save it to your device when it is ready.

Stock photographs shown as visual inspiration. They are not Nano Banana outputs.

How it works

Three steps. One frame.

Nano Banana is associated with Google's Gemini image generation and editing. This site is an independent creative tool that uses an external provider, and is not an official Google site.

Google image generation docs(opens in a new tab)
  1. 1

    Describe it

    Write what you want to see, or start from one of the example prompts. Specific details about light, setting and style help.

  2. 2

    Add a reference, pick a frame

    Optionally upload an image to edit or build on, then choose 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16.

  3. 3

    Generate and download

    Watch the progress, review the result, and download it. Adjust the prompt and try another image after the short request cooldown.

Try the generator

Prompt ideas

Start from a scene you can see.

Pick a prompt to drop it into the generator, then make it your own.

  • Cloud drifting over green cliffs and a winding road in warm sunrise lightStock photo, visual inspiration

    Valley fog at first light

    Low cloud rolling over green valley cliffs as the sun breaks through, a thin road curving into the distance

  • A dirt path winding between tall trees with warm light filtering throughStock photo, visual inspiration

    Forest path, dappled light

    A narrow dirt path through tall pines, shafts of warm light between the trunks, deep green shadows

  • A spiral stone circle on bright green grass beneath a sunset skyStock photo, visual inspiration

    Stone circle at sunset

    Concentric rings of stones set into vivid green grass, hills on both sides, a low sun burning on the horizon

  • Orange poppies photographed from low down against a blue skyStock photo, visual inspiration

    Poppies against blue

    Orange poppies seen from below against a clear blue sky, soft focus background, bright and airy

  • A golden field under a low sun with rays of light through the treesStock photo, visual inspiration

    Golden field, long light

    Rolling wheat field at sunset with long rays through distant trees, warm haze, wide panoramic composition

  • A glowing sunrise over misty hills with silhouetted treesStock photo, visual inspiration

    Sunrise over misty hills

    Sunrise breaking over misty rolling hills, lone trees in silhouette, glowing orange haze above dewy grass

Photos are stock images shown as visual inspiration. They are not claimed to be Nano Banana outputs.

FAQ

Straight answers.

What this tool is, what it is not, and what happens to your prompt.

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is a name associated with Google's Gemini image generation and editing capabilities. This site is an independent creative tool that lets you create images from text and edit images from a reference, using Gemini 2.5 Flash Image through APIMart.

Is this an official Google website?

No. This is an independent creative tool and is not an official Google site. For Google's own description of image generation and editing in Gemini, see the Gemini API documentation linked on this page.

How do I create an image from text?

Type a description into the prompt box, choose 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16, and press Generate. Mention the subject, setting, light and style for the most useful results. You can start from an example prompt chip and edit it.

How does reference-image editing work?

Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 2 MB, then describe what should change or what the new image should keep. The reference is previewed in your browser before you send anything.

Which aspect ratios can I choose?

Three: 1:1 for square, 16:9 for wide and 9:16 for tall. You pick the ratio before generating.

Where do my prompts and reference images go?

When you press Generate, your prompt, ratio and optional reference image are sent to this site's server, which forwards them to APIMart to create the result. The site does not save a permanent gallery; APIMart processes and hosts the generated result under its own policies. Avoid uploading private or sensitive images, and review the provider's own terms and privacy information.

How long does Nano Banana take, and can I save the result?

Generation time depends on the provider queue and the request. The preview shows the reported status. If waiting pauses, use Check status to continue the same task. Download completed images promptly: provider image links are temporary and this site’s task access expires after 24 hours.

Will the result match my prompt or reference exactly?

Not necessarily. Image generation is interpretive, so results can differ from your description and from a reference image, and fidelity is not guaranteed. Refine the prompt and try again to get closer.

Which images on this page are generated examples?

The banana still-life hero background was generated with the connected Nano Banana model through APIMart. The feature and prompt-gallery photographs are stock images used for visual inspiration, labelled accordingly. They do not show the output of those prompts.

Can I use the images commercially?

Check the terms of the image provider and Google's documentation, and make sure you have the rights to any reference image you upload. This site does not give legal advice or grant any licence.