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What changed in Google's Nano Banana 2.1, prompts that show it off, and an editor to try the same edits. This page currently runs Nano Banana 2 — we'll switch to 2.1 here as soon as it's available to us.
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Inputs are AI-generated or our own product photos. Outputs came from this page's editor, which currently runs Nano Banana 2, not 2.1.
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Light touch: tone, light, small edits. Routed to precise editing models.
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Nano Banana 2.1 is Google's newest Flash-tier image model. Below: what changed, prompts that work, and an editor to try the same edits — currently running Nano Banana 2.
Nano Banana 2.1 is Google's image generation and editing model (official model code gemini-nano-banana-2.1), listed as stable in Google's Gemini API docs on October 6, 2026. Google describes it as an update to Nano Banana 2 with better image quality and realism at 1K, 2K and 4K, sharper text and infographic layouts, up to 14 reference images and adjustable thinking levels. You can use it in the Gemini app and in AI Mode in Google Search. On this page you can try the same kinds of edits online — they currently run on Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image), not 2.1; the result label says which model made it. People also search for it as nano banana 2.1 AI, nanobanana 2.1, nanobanana21, nano banana2.1, nano banana 2 1, nano banana 2.1 free, nano banana 2.1 online, nano banana 2.1 prompts.
Facts checked October 10, 2026.
| Free to try | First standard (about 1K) result free as a guest — no sign-up, no credit card, no app download. Failed generations don't count. |
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| After the free result | 5 credits per standard image. One-time packs: $6 for 50 credits (10 images) or $12 for 125. Plans: $9/month for 100, $19/month for 250; credits carry over. |
| Watermark | No visible watermark is added. The model provider's invisible provenance mark (SynthID) is not removed. |
| Original pixels kept? | For background changes, yes: with "Keep subject pixels exactly" (on by default for product photos, one tick for people) the original product or person is cut out in your browser and pasted back pixel-for-pixel; only the background is AI — same price. Other edits are regenerated by the image model (Google Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) with your photo as the reference, so compare locked details. |
| Best for | Quick, controlled edits from one photo when you want to try several directions before committing. |
| Not the right tool for | Pixel-exact compositing (use layer masks in Photoshop) or editing dozens of images in one batch. |
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A sharp, well-lit selfie or waist-up photo works best. One person per photo.
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If the face drifts, lower the strength and keep Face locked.
Copy one as a starting point, then change only the details that matter to your image.
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Google's image generation and editing model with the official model code gemini-nano-banana-2.1. Google's API docs call it an update to Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) and the more efficient counterpart to Nano Banana Pro.
Not yet. The editor here currently runs Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image). We'll switch this page to 2.1 when it's available to us and update this answer.
According to Google: better visual quality and realism at 1K, 2K and 4K, fixed tiling artifacts in very wide or tall images, better text rendering and infographic layouts, up to 14 reference images, and adjustable thinking levels.
Google offers it in the Gemini app and in AI Mode in Google Search (look for the banana icon). Developers can call gemini-nano-banana-2.1 through the Gemini API.
Say what to change and what to keep: 'turn this into a 1970s film still, keep the face and pose', 'make a product infographic with three short labels, keep the jar unchanged', 'redesign this room in Japandi style, keep walls and windows'. The same prompts work in the editor on this page.
For background changes, tick Keep subject pixels exactly: the original product or person is cut out in your browser and pasted back pixel-for-pixel, and the model paints only the background.
Hold Frame adds no visible watermark. Google embeds its invisible SynthID mark in images from its models.
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New scene behind you, with your face kept as the reference. Face, body & pose locked.
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Anime and manga styles with your face and pose intact.
Restyle a room without moving a wall. Layout, doors & windows locked.
Four takes on the same idea. Subject & composition preserved.
Casual selfie to LinkedIn-ready headshot. Your face, locked.
Stage empty listings in seconds. Walls & windows never move.
Copy controlled prompts for lighting, palette, season, background and style.
Recreate practical before-and-after directions without losing the source.
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Replace only the set while product, logo and packaging stay consistent.