Type a prompt, pick a resolution from 1K to 4K and one of 11 aspect ratios, and Nano Banana 2 renders a still in seconds. Sign up free for starter credits.
You set the prompt, the resolution, and the ratio, and Nano Banana 2 fills in the rest. Every card below comes from a real capability — resolution choice, native framing, and text that reads right inside the image itself.
Nano Banana 2 renders natively at 1K, 2K, or 4K, selected before you generate. Draft cheap at 1K, then re-run the keeper at 4K once the composition is right.
Choose from 1:1, 9:16, 16:9, 3:4, 4:3, 3:2, 2:3, 5:4, 4:5, 21:9, or let Nano Banana 2 auto-frame the shot. Native framing for Reels, banners, and print, without a single crop job.
Nano Banana 2 places legible, stylized text directly into the image — fonts, sizes, and styles included. One prompt produces a finished poster, mockup, or diagram, not a placeholder you fix in another app.
Nano Banana 2 draws on real-world knowledge to render recognizable subjects, accurate infographics, and notes turned into diagrams. The bird, the landmark, or the concept in your prompt comes out looking like the real thing.
Nano Banana 2 finishes each render as a ready-to-download JPG. Save the file and drop it straight into your next step — no format conversion required.
Nano Banana 2 is built for Flash-level speed — a still finishes in seconds, not the minutes a video render takes. Adjust the prompt and run it again while the idea is still fresh.
You bring the product shot, the social post, or the poster, and Nano Banana 2 starts from your prompt alone. Pick the workflow that matches your job and download a still that's ready to post.
Describe the product scene you want — no existing photo required — and get a polished, ad-ready still at up to 4K. You write the product, the setting, and the mood in one prompt, and Nano Banana 2 renders a finished shot ready to drop into a campaign.
Produce a vertical Reels cover, a square feed post, and a widescreen banner from one idea without cropping a single master down to fit. Pick 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, or one of Nano Banana 2's other eight ratios, describe the shot once per format, and post it native to the platform it's built for.
Describe the concept, the layers, or the comparison you want to explain, and get a diagram with legible labels already placed. Nano Banana 2 renders the layout and the text together in one pass, so the infographic is postable straight out of the generator.
Write the headline, the event details, and the style you want, and get a finished poster or greeting-card mockup with the words already in place. The text renders as part of the image itself — fonts, sizes, and placement follow your prompt, not a separate text-overlay step.
Iterate on a prompt cheaply at a lower resolution, then re-run the exact composition that works at full 4K for the final file. Nano Banana 2's resolution ladder means the exploration phase and the finished asset can run on the same prompt, just a different setting.
Your Nano Banana 2 renders download without a Seadanse-added mark, and a failed render refunds its credits on its own. The real Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model runs behind every render, and your history keeps every image for replay.
Renders run on Google's actual Gemini 3.1 Flash Image (Nano Banana 2) through our provider — not a re-labeled substitute.
Every image downloads without a Seadanse-added mark.
A render that errors returns its credits automatically — you never pay for an image you did not get.
Close the tab mid-render and the job keeps going; replay, download, or regenerate any image from your history.
Use your Nano Banana 2 renders in client work and monetized posts — commercial use per plan terms.
You get 120 one-time starter credits free at sign-up — enough for real Nano Banana 2 renders, not just a single teaser, topped up by a pack or plan.
Every image you generate is yours to keep, publish, and reuse.
Nano Banana 2 prices by resolution, so a quick 1K draft costs less than a full 4K final.
You get the honest version here — what Nano Banana 2 actually is, what it costs per resolution, and how it's different from Nano Banana Pro.
Nano Banana 2 is Google's public nickname for Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, one of four models in the Nano Banana image family (alongside the original Nano Banana, Nano Banana 2 Lite, and the higher-tier Nano Banana Pro). Google describes it as a versatile, generalist model that balances speed with state-of-the-art 4K generation, real-world knowledge, and reliable in-image text rendering. On Seadanse, you generate stills on Nano Banana 2 from a text prompt, choosing your own resolution and aspect ratio.
No — they're different models in the same family. Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) is Google's versatile, workhorse tier, balancing speed with 4K output. Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) is the tier above it — Google's own description calls it "the premium choice for the most complex visual tasks." Seadanse runs Nano Banana 2, not Pro.
Sign-up is free and needs no credit card. You get 120 one-time starter credits as a head start — enough for a real batch of Nano Banana 2 renders, not just one teaser image. Nano Banana 2 currently bills 7 credits at 1K, 11 at 2K, and 16 at 4K (pricing subject to change). Top up with a credit pack or subscription once your starter balance runs out.
Nano Banana 2 prices by resolution: 7 credits at 1K, 11 credits at 2K, and 16 credits at 4K. The estimate shows beside Generate before you submit, so the charge never surprises you.
Every render offers three resolutions — 1K, 2K, or 4K — and 11 aspect ratios, from 1:1 and 9:16 to 21:9, plus an auto option. Every image downloads as a ready-to-use JPG.
Not yet on Seadanse. Google's Nano Banana 2 does support reference images and multi-turn editing, but that path isn't open on this page today — here, Nano Banana 2 generates from a text prompt alone. If that changes, this page will say so.
No. Nano Banana 2 is a still-image model — every render on this page is a picture, not a clip. If you want to animate a still, generate it here first, then bring it to one of Seadanse's video model pages as a separate step.
Every image downloads without a Seadanse-added mark. Google states that Nano Banana 2's own outputs carry SynthID, an invisible digital watermark used only to identify AI-generated images — it isn't a visible logo or crop on the picture.
The credits come back automatically, so you never pay for a failed render. Your history keeps every finished image for replay, download, or regeneration.
Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) is the original, legacy model — Google's own docs now recommend moving off it. Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) is the newer, faster successor, with a higher resolution ceiling and stronger multi-reference handling at the source. Seadanse runs Nano Banana 2, not the original.
Every page here runs the real models in your browser — jump to the one that matches the clip you have in mind.
Sign up free, claim your starter credits, and point your first prompt at Nano Banana 2 today. Your prompt and settings survive the login round-trip.