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Generate images with Nano Banana Pro

The top of the Nano Banana family — composed layouts, complex scenes, finished assets at 4K.

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Nano Banana Pro

What you’ll use it for

Covers and layouts

Real typography in a composed design.

Complex scenes

Several subjects, believable light, no seams.

Infographics

Labeled diagrams whose text reads.

Final renders

The 4K version of the draft you liked.

Made with Nano Banana Pro

Every frame is a real run — scroll the rail.

Magazine cover composition: a matte black electric bike on a rooftop at golden hour, bold headline text 'RIDE' top left in condensed type, clean layout
“Magazine cover composition: a matte black electric bike on a rooftop at golden hour, bold headline text 'RIDE'…”
Ultra-detailed still life of heirloom tomatoes on linen with a folded recipe card that reads 'Sunday Sauce', overhead, natural light
“Ultra-detailed still life of heirloom tomatoes on linen with a folded recipe card that reads 'Sunday Sauce', o…”
Architectural rendering of a timber library reading room with a two-storey window wall, dust in the light, photoreal
“Architectural rendering of a timber library reading room with a two-storey window wall, dust in the light, pho…”
Infographic-style poster of the water cycle with four labeled stages, flat illustration, readable labels, ocean blue and sand palette
“Infographic-style poster of the water cycle with four labeled stages, flat illustration, readable labels, ocea…”

About Nano Banana Pro

Nano Banana Pro is the image model inside Gemini 3 Pro, the top of Google's Nano Banana family. Where Nano Banana 2 is built for speed and volume, Pro is built for the image that has to be right: a magazine cover with real typography, a product scene with several objects in believable light, an infographic whose labels have to read. On NinjaChat it is included in every plan, in the same Studio as the rest of the image models.

Pro reasons about the picture before it draws it. Ask for a layout, a headline, a diagram with four labeled stages, and it composes rather than guesses. That shows most in complex scenes, in text-heavy designs, and in edits where the change has to fit the rest of the image. It is slower and costs more per image than 2, which is the correct trade for the final version and the wrong one for a hundred drafts.

The workflow most people land on is draft-then-finish: iterate on Nano Banana 2 until the idea is right, then rerun the prompt on Pro at 4K for the deliverable. Both are in the Studio, so that is two clicks. The images on this page came out of the Studio with the prompt under each one.

How to use Nano Banana Pro

From zero to your first result in under a minute.

01

Create a NinjaChat account and choose a plan

02

Open the Studio and pick Nano Banana Pro

03

Describe the composition, the text and the light

04

Generate at 4K for print or hero use

05

Iterate on Nano Banana 2 first if you are still exploring

Tips for better results

  • Describe the layout the way a designer would
  • Put exact text in quotes and say where it goes
  • Use Pro for the final, 2 for the drafts
  • Ask for the same image at a different size rather than re-describing it

Nano Banana Pro vs the alternatives

Where it wins, and where it doesn't.

vs Nano Banana 2

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More detail, better layouts and complex scenes

2 is faster and cheaper for drafts and volume

vs Imagen 4

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Stronger typography and composed layouts

Imagen 4 is the photorealism specialist

vs GPT Image 2

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Google's scene composition and 4K output

GPT Image 2 is OpenAI's typography specialist

Questions, answered.

Nano Banana Pro, and 50 more.

One subscription covers every model on NinjaChat, Nano Banana Pro included.