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Google Nano Banana Pro

Create photorealistic visuals with perfect prompt adherence and state-of-the-art quality.

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Powered by Google's Gemini 3 Pro

Nano Banana Pro brings Google's Gemini 3 Pro — the latest image foundation model — directly to your browser, with photorealistic detail, precise prompt adherence, and production-grade quality on every render. Inside SpaceMotion's AI Toolkit it sits alongside Veo, Sora, Kling and Flux, so your concept, photo and video work all live in a single workspace.

Features

What sets Nano Banana Pro apart

Nano Banana Pro is an advanced AI image model — built for 4K native output, multilingual text rendering across 20+ scripts, physics-aware scene generation, and character consistency across multiple images.

Native 4K Output

Native 4K Output

No upscale artifacts.

Every pixel intentional. Nano Banana Pro's reasoning core plans spatial composition and edge fidelity before rendering begins — designed for print, broadcast, and large-format displays.

Multilingual Typography

Multilingual Typography

Text that reads.

Latin, CJK, Arabic, Cyrillic and 17 more scripts treated as first-class visual elements. Generate posters, UI mockups, and branded visuals with Nano Banana Pro's accurate, legible typography.

Physics-Aware Realism

Physics-Aware Realism

Shadows, reflections, depth.

Nano Banana Pro's scene-aware rendering places shadows, reflections, and depth exactly where physics demands — not where statistical patterns suggest.

Character Consistency

Character Consistency

Same subject, every frame.

Upload a reference and Nano Banana Pro anchors your subject across every output — storyboards, product series, multi-image campaigns with zero drift.

What you can create with Nano Banana Pro

Cinematic Cinematic Product Product Portrait Portrait Concept Art Concept Art

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Try Nano Banana Pro

Nano Banana Pro is an advanced AI image model in SpaceMotion's AI Toolkit — optimized for 4K output, multilingual text rendering, physics-aware scene generation, and character consistency across multiple images.

Nano Banana Pro treats text as a first-class visual element. It supports accurate typography across 20+ scripts including Latin, CJK, Arabic, and Cyrillic — ideal for posters, UI mockups, and branded visuals.

Rather than immediately generating pixels, Nano Banana Pro plans composition, lighting, and scene logic before rendering. This produces more coherent results for complex, multi-element prompts.

Yes. Nano Banana Pro supports image-guided generation — upload one or more reference images alongside your text prompt to guide character, environment, style, or composition.

Nano Banana Pro is for production-ready workflows requiring highest visual fidelity, precise text, and stronger scene reasoning. Nano Banana 2 is optimized for speed and scale at high volume.

You can try Nano Banana Pro on SpaceMotion's Free plan, which includes 10 credits per month for exploring the platform. Free-plan outputs include a watermark and are for personal use. Paid plans (Basic, Pro, Ultimate, Creator) include commercial licensing and more credits — see the Pricing page for details.

Nano Banana Pro supports ten aspect ratios: 1:1 (square), 16:9 and 21:9 (widescreen), 9:16 (vertical), 3:2 and 2:3, 4:3 and 3:4, and 4:5 and 5:4. Pick the ratio that matches your output — social, print, video frame, or vertical mobile.

Nano Banana Pro generates at up to 4K natively. 1K and 2K options are also available when you want faster generations or smaller files. Every output is rendered at its target resolution — no upscaling artifacts.

Nano Banana Pro is available through the SpaceMotion web app and AI Toolkit. Programmatic API access for production integrations is on the roadmap — reach out via the Contact page if you have a specific integration in mind.

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Made with Nano Banana Pro

A glimpse at what the community is creating with Nano Banana Pro right now.

A wide establishing shot of an underground swimming pool in a Victorian bath-house — the original tiles still intact, domed ceiling with arched windows, natural light filtering down through old glass. A single swimmer in the middle of a lap, alone in the pool, their wake spreading outward in perfect ripples. The architecture is extraordinary. The swimmer is ordinary. Together: something like a painting. A lo-fi digicam photo from a house party in the early 2000s: a close-up of someone's wrist wearing a collection of those cheap plastic-bead friendship bracelets — at least fifteen of them, stacked from wrist to mid-forearm in a rainbow of colors. In the background, slightly blurred: red plastic cups, a couch, a wall with a poster of a rock band. On-camera flash. The wrist is the focal point; the party is the context. A medium shot of a woman in her 50s, a scientist, at a research station in Antarctica, outside in the full cold, face wrapped in a balaclava, goggles, a red parka. She's reading data on a handheld device. The landscape behind her is white, flat, and infinite. The cold is almost visible. The image is about women in extreme places doing essential work, completely mundanely. A wide, warm outdoor editorial of a South Asian wedding reception — a tent of extraordinary flowers overhead, long tables of guests in bright traditional dress, string lights, the sound of a dhol drum implied by the composition. Shot from the edge of the tent, looking down the length of the main table. Everyone is mid-moment: talking, laughing, reaching for food. No one is posing. The image is pure life. Candid street photograph of a young woman in Mexico City running across a busy avenue, a stack of papers flying from her arms. She wears a burnt-orange blazer, black cigarette pants, and low block-heeled mules. Traffic in the background is a colorful blur of pink and yellow taxis. Bright midday sun creates harsh top-light shadows. One paper is caught mid-air in perfect focus while she's slightly motion-blurred. The energy is chaotic, funny, and deeply alive. A candid overhead iPhone shot of a woman sitting cross-legged on a sun-bleached concrete rooftop, a terracotta pot of trailing rosemary beside her. She wears a moss-green linen halter dress, sand-dusted flip-flops discarded nearby. Her hair is pinned loosely, a few dark strands escaping over her shoulder. Late afternoon light rakes across the concrete, casting long golden shadows. The color palette is warm ochre and sage. Texture-forward: rough concrete grain, wrinkled linen, dried herb needles in sharp focus. An editorial close-up of an extravagant layered birthday cake: seven tiers, each in a different shade of the same dusty rose palette, from nearly white at the top to deep mauve at the base. Decorated with pressed dried rose petals, micro gold leaf flakes, and a single fresh rose on top — slightly wilted. Shot from a slightly low angle to emphasize the height. Warm bakery light. A birthday candle, unlit, tilts slightly at the apex. A hyper-detailed editorial of a vintage sewing box opened on a table: wooden, partitioned into small compartments holding spools of colored thread, a pincushion stuck with glass-headed pins, buttons in assorted sizes, a thimble, a small pair of scissors, loose needles. The thread colors are extraordinary — every shade from white to black. Shot from above, slightly tilted. Natural window light, sharp shadows inside the box. A catalog of a very particular, organized obsession. A high-contrast black and white editorial portrait of a non-binary model with a shaved head, sitting side-on in a wooden director's chair in an empty white studio. They wear a sharply tailored tuxedo jacket with nothing underneath, and wide-leg trousers. One hand rests on a knee. Strong single-source side lighting creates a dramatic split — half the face in bright highlight, half in deep shadow. Shot on a 85mm with film grain added in post. Mood is austere and commanding. A lo-fi film snapshot of a group of girls at prom: the kind of picture where someone's eyes are closed, someone else is looking away, the lighting from the camera flash makes everyone slightly alien. They wear a range of gowns — a few matching accidents. One girl is tilting her tiara back onto her head mid-photo. The linoleum gym floor is visible below. The photo is imperfect in every way and perfect because of it. A medium editorial portrait of a young woman standing in a community garden, holding a bunch of freshly-pulled carrots in one hand and a trowel in the other. She wears overalls, a bright red scarf in her hair, and muddy wellies. The garden behind her is lush and chaotic — tomato plants staked high, sunflowers drooping, climbing beans. She grins straight at the camera. Summer light, dirt on her cheek. This is happiness at its most specific. A hyper-detailed close-up of a woman's eye — mascara slightly smudged, a single false lash beginning to peel at the inner corner. A small iridescent glitter flake has settled near her tear duct. The iris is a rare amber color with visible radiating textures. Shot with a true macro lens, revealing every individual lash and the microscopic surface of the skin around the eye. Soft studio light from one side creates a warm, gentle glow. Background is completely blown out to white. A wide shot at magic hour of a woman sitting alone on a wooden pier extending into a still lake, feet dangling over the edge, shoes beside her. She faces away from the camera. She wears a worn denim jacket over a floral dress, the hem trailing slightly. The lake is glassy and reflects the pink-gold sky exactly. The pier planks are old and weathered. The image is entirely about solitude, reflection, and that specific quality of late afternoon quiet. A dramatic low-angle shot looking up at a woman descending an ornate staircase in a Prague palace. She wears a structured black taffeta cocktail dress that rustles visibly in the motion blur. Her hand trails along the gilded banister. Chandeliers above create a constellation of scattered light. The ceiling fresco is visible above her. The camera is positioned at the base of the stairs, looking up at her silhouette against the opulent painted ceiling. A full-length 90s-grunge fashion editorial of a woman standing in a record store aisle, flipping through vinyl. She wears a plaid flannel shirt tied at the waist over a sun-faded band tee, ripped high-waisted jeans, and beat-up chunky boots. Her hair is unwashed and a little wild. The record store is cluttered with handwritten section signs, faded band posters, and sticker-covered racks. Warm, slightly amber fluorescent light. Shot on film — grainy, slightly underexposed, real.
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What Nano Banana Pro Can Do For You

How It Works

Generate with Nano Banana Pro in three steps

Start creating stunning visuals with Nano Banana Pro inside SpaceMotion's AI Toolkit.

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Upload a Reference — Nano Banana Pro

Upload a Reference

Add an optional image to guide the look, character, or environment.

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Write Your Prompt — Nano Banana Pro

Write Your Prompt

Describe your scene. The model understands physics, lighting, and emotional intent.

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Generate & Download

Click generate for production-grade output and download your final image.

How does Nano Banana Pro compare
to other Nano Banana models

Not sure if Nano Banana Pro is the right model for your projects? Compare Nano Banana vs Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 to see which Google image model fits your workflow.

Nano Banana Pro

The flagship of the family. Nano Banana Pro runs on Google's Gemini 3 Pro and is tuned for the highest-fidelity output — pixel-accurate detail, perfect typography across 20+ scripts, physics-aware lighting, and rock-solid character consistency. Pick this when the work has to ship as-is.

Nano Banana 2

The everyday workhorse. Nano Banana 2 is powered by Gemini 3.1 Flash for fast, high-volume creative work — strong prompt adherence, flexible resolutions, and support for up to 14 reference images so you can batch through campaigns and series without breaking flow.

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Nano Banana

The quickest of the three. Built on Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the original Nano Banana turns prompts into visuals in seconds — ideal for moodboards, thumbnails, social posts, and rapid iteration when speed beats the last 10% of detail.

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Who Nano Banana Pro is built for

From marketing teams to filmmakers and photographers, Nano Banana Pro fits into any creative workflow.

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Marketing and agencies — Nano Banana Pro

Marketing and agencies

Produce campaign visuals, product shots, and ads with Nano Banana Pro — fast turnaround while keeping everything on-brand.

Social media creators — Nano Banana Pro

Social media creators

Use Nano Banana Pro to keep a consistent visual identity across every post, ad, and thumbnail.

Brands and e-commerce — Nano Banana Pro

Brands and e-commerce

Generate product photos, swap colors and styles, and build lifestyle mockups in seconds with Nano Banana Pro.

Filmmakers and storyboarders — Nano Banana Pro

Filmmakers and storyboarders

Map out scenes, characters and concept frames with Nano Banana Pro — a consistent style across every shot.

Product designers — Nano Banana Pro

Product designers

Iterate on packaging, color, and lifestyle context with Nano Banana Pro — no photoshoot or render queue.

Concept artists — Nano Banana Pro

Concept artists

Explore worlds, characters, and moodboards at the speed of thought with Nano Banana Pro.

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