Fine detail
Resolve material and surface differences
Separate glass, metal, textile, skin, stone, and liquid through deliberate lighting and texture.
Nano Banana Pro
Assemble premium campaign visuals from several references, keeping products, characters, and materials coherent while you explore art direction, packaging, and editorial layouts.
- Launch campaigns
- Packaging studies
- Editorial layouts
- Product families
High-control image making
Nano Banana Pro examples with multi-reference control
Assign each reference a role, then build consistent products, characters, materials, and layouts for a demanding creative review.
Material-rich product hero
Creative direction: Dark glass perfume, volcanic stone, amber resin, indigo silk, controlled macro lighting.
Complex fashion direction
Creative direction: Full-length cobalt fashion scene beneath a geometric concrete arcade, accurate fabric and skin detail.
Type and composition
Creative direction: Exhibition poster with the exact title MATTER / MEMORY, strict grid, metal and glass sculpture.
Multi-reference synthesis
Creative direction: Combine a ceramic bird silhouette, glass refraction, and indigo-amber palette into one lakeside installation.
Identity-safe revision
Creative direction: Preserve face, hair, pose, and camera; change only wardrobe and architectural background.
Where Nano Banana Pro fits
Multi-reference image generation for demanding creative work
Use it when one prompt cannot define the subject, materials, composition, and visual system well enough for a production review.
Up to 14 references
Unify several sources into one scene
Assign identity, material, palette, and composition roles to different references instead of making a collage.
Structured layouts
Direct type, image, and negative space together
Treat readable text and layout hierarchy as first-class parts of the image, not details to add after generation.
Focused edits
Change one production variable at a time
Protect identity and framing while revising wardrobe, environment, color, or material.
Nano Banana Pro workspace specifications
Nano Banana Pro workspace specifications
- Creation modes
- Text-to-image and multi-reference image editing
- Reference inputs
- Up to 14 reference images
- Output resolutions
- 1K, 2K, 4K
- Aspect ratios
- 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 21:9
- File formats
- PNG, JPEG, WEBP
A controlled art-direction workflow
How to use Nano Banana Pro with reference images
Separate the requirements
List identity, composition, copy, material, and delivery requirements before describing the scene.
Assign a role to each reference
Choose it when high detail and consistency across people, products, and several references matter more than a quick draft.
Review at final size
Inspect text, small details, hands, product geometry, and continuity before selecting the final output.
FAQ
Nano Banana Pro questions, answered
When should I choose Nano Banana Pro?+
Choose it when a demanding visual direction needs high detail, several references, complex layout, or production-focused iteration.
How is it different from Nano Banana 2?+
The Pro page focuses on more demanding professional compositions and detail. Nano Banana 2 is positioned as the more balanced everyday option.
Does it support 4K output?+
Yes. The current workspace exposes 1K, 2K, and 4K options.
How should I use multiple references?+
Give each reference one clear responsibility and explicitly describe what can be reinterpreted.
How many reference images should I use with Nano Banana Pro?+
Add only references that control the result: a product, character, material, palette, or layout. More references help complex art direction, but irrelevant images make the prompt harder to follow.
Give a complex visual direction more control
Combine references, direct the scene, and produce high-detail campaign imagery without stitching separate tools together.