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Available nowIntegration verified 2026-08-02

Fast image creation

Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator

Turn prompts and up to five reference images into polished visuals for concepts, campaigns, stories, and everyday production. Choose seven aspect ratios, preview the exact credit cost, and export at 1K, 2K, or 4K without leaving the DreamMotion workspace.

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DreamMotion AI provides an independent workspace for this model. Current controls and credits reflect the verified integration.

Official Nano Banana 2 launch collage with fashion, nature, architecture, illustration, and product-style images
Up to 5 refsUp to 4K7 ratios5 credits / image

Current integration

Nano Banana 2 at a glance

The Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator creates from a prompt or up to five reference images. Choose a supported canvas and resolution, then see the exact five-credit cost before generation. These verified controls match the embedded workspace on this page.

Inputs

Ready

Text and up to 5 reference images

Resolution

Ready

1K, 2K, 4K

Aspect ratios

Ready

1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9

Quality

Ready

Single quality level

Current cost: 5 credits / imageProvider: APIMart and fal.aiView official model announcement

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Try Nano Banana 2 in DreamMotion AI

The workspace is preselected for this model. Add a prompt or references, choose supported settings, and review the exact credit total before generating.

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Prompt framework

Build a controllable Nano Banana 2 request

Build stronger Nano Banana 2 prompts by starting with a clear production goal, assigning every reference a specific role, and stating what must remain unchanged.

Subject → Intended use → Composition → Lighting → Color direction → Reference roles → Output constraints
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Lead with the subject

Begin with the person, product, character, object, or place that must remain visually dominant. Then describe the environment, camera angle, framing, lighting, color palette, and finish in that order. A prompt with a clear hierarchy gives the model fewer conflicting instructions and makes later revisions easier to target.

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Name the intended use

Tell the model whether the result is for a product launch, poster, social post, editorial image, storyboard, or concept frame. The intended use helps define composition, negative space, visual emphasis, and the most suitable aspect ratio. Add any required space for headlines, logos, interface elements, or cropping.

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Use references deliberately

Add only reference images that support the same visual direction. Explain whether each image should guide the subject, pose, wardrobe, material, composition, or atmosphere instead of asking the model to copy everything at once. Clear roles reduce contradictions when several references are combined in one Nano Banana 2 request.

Reusable example

Replace the bracketed details with your brief

Create a premium editorial campaign image of [subject] for [intended use]. Place the subject in [composition] with clear negative space for [headline or logo]. Use [lighting], a [color palette], and a refined [visual style]. Image 1 defines subject identity, Image 2 guides the pose, and Image 3 guides the environment. Preserve [essential details], avoid [unwanted elements], and compose the final image for [aspect ratio] with production-ready detail.

How to use

How to create with Nano Banana 2

Follow the same four-step path from the first input to the final credit review, using only controls available in the current DreamMotion workspace.

  1. 1

    Choose a starting input

    Start from a written prompt for a new image, or add up to five references when subject identity, composition, palette, or styling should guide the result.

  2. 2

    Write the brief and assign reference roles

    Describe the subject, intended use, composition, lighting, and protected details. State what each reference should control instead of asking the model to copy everything.

  3. 3

    Select the final canvas

    Choose the aspect ratio and 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution for the real placement so the composition is created for that format rather than cropped later.

  4. 4

    Review the five-credit total

    Confirm the prompt, references, settings, and displayed five-credit cost before generating. Failed tasks return their reserved credits automatically.

Capabilities and best use cases

What Nano Banana 2 handles well

Explore Nano Banana 2 examples that show how each core capability becomes a practical production workflow, illustrated with official launch media.

Official Nano Banana 2 example adapting a colorful fashion campaign across square, portrait, landscape, and vertical formats
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Multi-format campaigns

Adapt one campaign to every format

Use the Nano Banana 2 AI Image Generator to preserve a recognizable subject, bold palette, and art direction while reframing the same campaign for square, portrait, landscape, and vertical placements.

Best for

Social campaignsDisplay adsE-commerce launches
Recommended input
Campaign reference plus format-specific prompt
Prompt focus
Protected identity, negative space, crop, and channel

Capability examples use official google nano banana 2 launch media from the cited official source.

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Model comparison

Compare image models

Choose by creative role, control, and current credit range instead of assuming the heaviest model fits every brief.

Nano Banana 2Available

Rapid concept exploration

5 credits / image
Nano Banana ProAvailable

Detailed campaign artwork

10 credits / image
GPT Image 2Available

Typography and poster graphics

2–80 credits / image
Seedream 5.0 ProAvailable

High-density infographics

2–3 credits / image

Choose Nano Banana 2 when you want fast iteration, a predictable five-credit image cost, broad aspect-ratio coverage, and reference-guided creation up to 4K. Consider Nano Banana Pro when the brief depends on more complex typography, compositing, product detail, or tightly controlled campaign artwork. Consider GPT Image 2 for text-focused graphics, poster layouts, visual reasoning, and requests that benefit from selectable quality levels. Starting with the lightest model that fits the brief usually leaves more room for testing several prompts before committing to a final production direction.

Good to know

FAQ About Nano Banana 2

Clear answers about the current integration, credits, references, and generation behavior.

How many credits does Nano Banana 2 use?+

Nano Banana 2 currently uses five DreamMotion credits per image. The exact cost is always shown before generation.

What is Nano Banana 2 best used for?+

Nano Banana 2 is a practical choice for rapid concept exploration, reference-guided edits, campaign variations, character consistency, localized designs, and high-resolution everyday production. Choose it when iteration speed and flexible output matter more than the heavier art-direction workflow offered by Nano Banana Pro.

How is Nano Banana 2 different from Nano Banana Pro?+

Nano Banana 2 is positioned as the faster, lower-cost option for broad creative production and repeated iteration. Nano Banana Pro uses more credits and is better suited to highly detailed campaign artwork, advanced typography, complex compositing, and briefs that require more deliberate visual control.

Which aspect ratios and resolutions are supported?+

The current DreamMotion integration supports 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, and 16:9 aspect ratios. You can generate at 1K, 2K, or 4K. Choose the final placement before generating so the composition is designed for the intended canvas instead of being cropped afterward.

Can I use Nano Banana 2 for commercial creative work?+

You can use the generator for product concepts, campaign drafts, social visuals, storyboards, and other commercial workflows, subject to DreamMotion terms and the rights attached to your prompts, references, brands, and source material. Review the final result before publication, especially when recognizable people or protected assets are involved.

Can I use reference images?+

Yes. Add up to five reference images to guide the subject, composition, or visual direction before generating.

What happens if generation fails?+

DreamMotion AI automatically returns the reserved credits when a generation job reaches a confirmed failed state.

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