Explore visual ideas with Nano Banana 2, Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model.
Original examples generated with this model. Open an example to see its prompt and output details.
Nano Banana 2 · 896 × 1200
A joyful studio product photograph of a sculptural sunshine-yellow wireless speaker with a dark navy woven grille and small readable label PULSE. Rounded triangular silhouette, brushed silver volume wheel, navy geometric plinth against pale sky blue. Punchy but soft light, realistic fabric detail, modern approachable consumer design. Full composition, no border, no watermark.
Nano Banana 2 · 896 × 1200
Design a lively summer event poster with the exact headline OPEN AIR, and smaller lines MUSIC & SUN and SATURDAY 18 JULY. A bright yellow inflatable ring frames a deep blue swimming pool seen from above. Bold editorial type, clean hierarchy, vivid sunlight and crisp shadows, playful polished advertising. Full composition, no border, no watermark.
Nano Banana 2 · 1024 × 1024
A tiny Mediterranean city made entirely of glossy blue and lemon-yellow ceramic sits on a round cream plate. Miniature arches, staircases, lemon trees and a tiny harbor. Handmade glaze imperfections, macro studio photography, joyful sophisticated composition, clear architectural silhouettes. Full composition, no border, no watermark.
Nano Banana 2 · 1376 × 768
A lemon-yellow vintage tram crosses an elegant deep-blue steel bridge above a turquoise river, with enormous soft clouds and a warm cream hillside town beyond. Original cinematic travel illustration with realistic light, sweeping leading lines, delicate surface detail and a hopeful summer atmosphere. Full composition, no border, no watermark.
Explore visual ideas with Nano Banana 2, Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model. Move from a product concept to a poster or a playful environment, and keep revising with the same agent. Use these original examples as practical starting points for your own brief.
The yellow speaker gives each scene a simple visual anchor. Start with its form, surface, and label, then explore different surroundings. When a particular result works, attach it as the reference for the next change.
A summer poster needs both an image and a readable headline. Specify the exact words, relative size, and empty space around them. Inspect the generated lettering before publication, even when the overall composition looks convincing.
Ceramic architecture and a yellow tram explore how a limited palette can connect otherwise different subjects. Describe the dominant color, the contrasting accent, and the quality of light. Reuse these instructions when developing a small family of visuals.
Each revision uses the previous result as its reference. Compare what changes and what stays recognizable.
A joyful studio product photograph of a sculptural sunshine-yellow wireless speaker with a dark navy woven grille and small readable label PULSE. Rounded triangular silhouette, brushed silver volume wheel, navy geometric plinth against pale sky blue. Punchy but soft light, realistic fabric detail, modern approachable consumer design. Full composition, no border, no watermark.
Use the supplied image as the product reference. Preserve the exact product silhouette, construction, colors, logo and readable label. Replace only the setting with a sunlit sculptural stone terrace overlooking a calm blue lake and distant mountains. Keep a similar camera angle, realistic scale and the complete product in frame. Premium commercial photography, precise natural shadows and coherent reflections. No extra text, no watermark.
Use this result as the reference for one more edit. Preserve the exact product, label, shape, surface, lake, mountain background and camera composition. Change the daylight to a refined blue-hour mood with a warm amber rim light on the product and subtle warm reflections. Keep the important details legible and the product recognizable. No added objects or text, no watermark.
To reproduce an edit, attach the previous image as a reference along with the displayed prompt.
Tell the agent the subject, composition, and intended use. Add a reference when the selected model supports it, and say which details should be preserved.
This page starts with the featured model selected. Review the aspect ratio, available output size, and credit estimate. For video, also choose a duration that fits the action.
Open the completed work and inspect the details. Continue in chat with a specific revision, or download a result you want to use. Check visible text and listen to generated sound before publishing.
These are the settings connected in DREAMMMER. The table shows output credits without reference inputs; your composer estimate includes the inputs and settings of the actual request. Try images at 1K for free. 2K and 4K require paid access; actual dimensions depend on model and aspect ratio.
| Output | Credits |
|---|---|
| 1K · per image | 35 |
| 2K · per image | 50 |
| 4K · per image | 75 |
Google’s Nano Banana 2 uses Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, while Nano Banana Pro uses Gemini 3 Pro Image. Compare them on the same brief when choosing a balance of iteration, detail, and the credit rates shown here.
Use a reference image and identify the defining features. Keeping the subject and the requested changes explicit helps the model, but it does not guarantee identical details across outputs.
Yes. The available resolution options are listed below and in the composer. Choose the size for your intended use, and check the displayed credit estimate before submitting.
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