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Nano Banana 2

Nano Banana 2 is best for most image tasks, especially when Avatar/Characters or multiple references matter. Its DayGen budget supports up to 10 object or general references plus four Avatar/Character references, but no style-role references.

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Best for

  • quality
  • consistency
  • edits
  • realism

Use when

  • You want a realistic person or portrait draft quickly.
  • You are using avatars, characters, products, places, logos, Templates, source images, or loose image references.
  • You need a model that handles broad image creation and edit requests without many special rules.
  • You want a strong default for most Image Studio tasks.

Avoid when

  • You need a style-role reference; use Nano Banana Pro or a style-focused model.
  • You need the highest available Gemini face and detail fidelity; use Nano Banana Pro.
  • Readable typography or logo text is the main goal; compare Ideogram or Recraft.

Inputs

  • prompt
  • up to 10 object or general references plus four Avatar/Character references; no style-role references

Outputs

  • image

DayGen surfaces

  • /image/create
  • /image/edit
  • /image/resize
  • QuickEdit
  • Agent image generation

Available settings

Aspect Ratio
1:1 (Square), 16:9 (Wide), 9:16 (Story), 4:3 (Classic), 3:4 (Portrait), 3:2 (Photo), 2:3 (Poster), 5:4 (Gallery), 4:5 (Feed), 21:9 (Cinema), 1:4 (Tall), 1:8 (Ultra-tall), 4:1 (Wide), 8:1 (Ultra-wide)
Quality
512px (Fast), 1K (Default), 2K (High), 4K (Ultra)
Batch Size
1–4
Advanced settings
Minimal thinking, High thinking, Live Search

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