Google · 3 credits per image
Nano Banana
The original Nano Banana
Nano Banana is the nickname for Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model that made editing photos with plain-language instructions mainstream. It's good at keeping a person or character recognizable across edits and at blending several images together.
Newer models are sharper, but many people still prefer its look for creative, playful edits.
Sample images
Every model on AirGallery gets the same three prompts, run once and shown unedited (November 2026). Compare them side by side.
Strengths
- Character consistency: Keeps the same face or character across a series of edits.
- Image blending: Merges multiple uploads into one scene.
- Creative restyles: Turns photos into figurines, cartoons and other styles.
Best for
- Playful, creative edits
- Series of images with the same character
- Matching results made earlier with Nano Banana
3 credits per image. Credits never expire, no subscription.
Questions
What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is the popular name for Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, released in 2025. Its successors are Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2.
Should I use Nano Banana or Nano Banana 2?
Nano Banana 2 is newer and generally sharper at the same price. Pick the original when you want to match its style or earlier results.
Can I use Nano Banana without a subscription?
Yes. AirGallery is pay-per-use: buy a credit pack once and each Nano Banana generation costs 3 credits. Credits never expire.
Do I need an API key to use Nano Banana?
No. AirGallery runs Nano Banana for you in the browser. Developers who want it in their own app can call it through the AirGallery API or MCP server with an AirGallery key.
Who owns the images I make with Nano Banana?
You do. Images you create are yours to download and use, subject to the model provider's usage policies and AirGallery's terms.