Fast prompt iteration
Start with a fast 1K draft, then move to 2K or 4K when the direction is ready for a higher-resolution pass.
Create images from text or revise a reference with natural-language instructions. Start at 1K for quick drafts, then select 2K or 4K when the final output needs more detail.
Use the same model for the first draft and the revision pass, keeping the workflow focused while you explore visual directions.
Start with a fast 1K draft, then move to 2K or 4K when the direction is ready for a higher-resolution pass.
Upload an existing image and describe the change in plain language for a more controlled revision workflow.
Choose common square, portrait, and landscape ratios for social, product, editorial, and presentation assets.
Practical workflow
Generate the base composition first. When the overall direction is right, move to image editing and request a targeted change instead of rebuilding the image from scratch.
Open image editorNano Banana 2 is the fast all-rounder. Compare it with more specialized models when typography, dense layouts, or a different cost profile matters.
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Nano Banana 2 is the site’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image option, connected through the Evolink image backend for text-to-image generation and reference-guided editing.
Yes. The embedded generator starts with Nano Banana 2 selected, so you can enter a prompt and create an image without changing tools.
Yes. Open the image editing workflow, upload a reference, and describe what should change while preserving the parts you want to keep.
The tool supports selectable 1K, 2K, and 4K output. It starts at 1K by default and supports common square, portrait, and landscape ratios.
The current Wan27Image pricing configuration charges 6 credits for one Nano Banana 2 image.
It is a practical choice for fast visual iteration, product concepts, social graphics, prompt-led edits, and work that needs a strong speed-to-quality balance.