- Up to 3
Input images
- Up to 4
Images per request
- 2048 px per side
Max size
- PNG, JPG, WebP
Formats
About Nano Banana
Nano Banana is the nickname for Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the Google model that made instruction-based image editing go mainstream in 2025. You describe a change in plain language, such as "put this product on a marble counter" or "make it evening", and it edits the image while keeping the rest of the scene.
In Masonry, Nano Banana accepts up to 3 input images, which it can blend, combine, or merge into one result. It offers 10 preset ratios at about 1 megapixel, or a custom width and height from 256 to 2048 pixels. You can ask for up to 4 images per request, set a seed for repeatable results, choose PNG, JPG, or WebP, and add an optional system prompt to steer every generation in a session.
Google has since released newer models in the same family. Nano Banana 2.1 takes up to 14 reference images and goes up to 4K, and Nano Banana Pro is the higher-fidelity option for finals with dense text. Nano Banana remains a good fit for quick edits and concept rounds that only need a few inputs.
Prompts behind these Nano Banana images
Actual prompts from Nano Banana renders by the Masonry community. Copy any prompt, then remix it into your own creation.
A steaming bowl of freshly prepared Maggi noodles with curly, golden-yellow strands glistening under warm ambient light. The noodles are lightly coated in a glossy, savory sauce with hints of spice, their texture appearing soft yet springy. Small bits of finely chopped vegetables — green chilies, onions, and tomatoes — add pops of color and freshness throughout. The dish is garnished with freshly chopped coriander leaves, a drizzle of soy sauce, and a few drops of chili oil for visual contrast. The bowl, rustic and ceramic with earthy tones, rests on a neatly folded beige linen napkin placed over a weathered wooden table, enhancing the homely, organic atmosphere. Wisps of steam rise gracefully from the noodles, subtly twisting upward into the air, suggesting heat and freshness. Around the bowl, scattered sprigs of herbs, a few slices of crusty bread, and a wooden spoon add authenticity and warmth. Soft, diffused lighting from the side casts gentle highlights on the noodles and delicate shadows on the table, evoking the golden glow of late afternoon. The overall mood is cozy, inviting, and nostalgic — a comforting homemade meal captured in perfect detail, ideal for illustrating home-cooked comfort food, Indian-style quick meals, or cozy kitchen moments.
a man outdoors in a cold, mountainous environment, dressed in technical winter gear. He is wearing a dark gray waterproof jacket with taped seams, multiple zippers, and orange accent details, giving it a sleek, high-performance look. A dark knit beanie covers his head, and he has a neatly groomed beard. The jacket includes reinforced sleeves and pockets, and he is carrying a backpack with visible shoulder straps, suggesting he’s prepared for outdoor activity such as hiking or mountaineering. The background features blurred rocky terrain with patches of snow, emphasizing the cold and rugged setting. The lighting is soft and natural, highlighting the texture of his clothing and the moisture on its surface. The overall atmosphere conveys resilience, focus, and adventure in a harsh winter landscape.
a woman posing against a plain light background, styled in an elegant and minimal fashion. She is wearing a black, deep V-neck top with slightly puffed shoulders, giving her outfit a sophisticated silhouette. Her dark, straight hair is parted in the middle and tucked neatly behind her ears, complementing her polished appearance. The main focus is on her accessories with layered gold necklaces featuring small pendants and hoops earrings that match in tone. Her makeup is natural and refined, emphasising a smooth complexion, neutral lips, and well-groomed brows. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting her features with a gentle glow. The overall mood is poised, confident, and modern — fitting for a beauty, fashion, or jewellery editorial portrait.
a visually striking arrangement of luxury makeup products with brand name Kylie Cosmetics displayed against a warm, monochromatic background in shades of peach, coral, and rose gold. The setup includes lipsticks, foundation or serum bottles, a compact blush, and cream containers — all housed in sleek black and metallic coral packaging. The products are artfully placed among geometric blocks and curved shapes in matching tones, creating a modern, sculptural composition. Soft, diffused lighting enhances the smooth textures and rich colors, producing a polished, high-end aesthetic. The overall mood is elegant and contemporary, evoking themes of beauty, sophistication, and design harmony
A surreal cinematic scene set inside a vast, abandoned gothic cathedral with towering stone arches, cracked walls, and tall stained-glass windows diffusing cold, misty daylight. Suspended in mid-air at the center of the nave is a bright orange sports car, lifted by heavy chains and a metal hoist frame attached to the vaulted ceiling. The car hangs perfectly horizontal, emphasizing tension and impossibility. Moss, vines, and creeping vegetation reclaim the ancient stone interior, while puddles on the cracked stone floor reflect the cathedral’s architecture and the floating vehicle above. The contrast between the modern, glossy supercar and the decaying medieval environment creates a striking visual juxtaposition. Lighting is soft but dramatic, with volumetric light rays cutting through dust and fog, evoking a mood of mystery, surrealism, and post-apocalyptic elegance. Highly detailed, cinematic realism with a dark, contemplative atmosphere.
A striking close-up portrait of a vividly colored lizard perched on a textured rock, captured at eye level with shallow depth of field. The reptile features an extraordinary gradient of saturated hues—electric blue scales along the body, fiery orange and red tones on the head and limbs, and subtle purple transitions across the neck and torso. Fine scale textures are sharply detailed, with glossy highlights catching the light. One large, reflective eye is in crisp focus, conveying alertness and curiosity. The background fades into a dark, softly blurred gradient, isolating the subject and enhancing contrast. Lighting is dramatic yet controlled, emphasizing color vibrancy and surface detail. The overall mood is bold, exotic, and visually arresting, ideal for wildlife art, fantasy realism, or high-end digital illustration.
Use the first image as the strict primary reference and ensure the woman remains exactly the same person, preserving her face structure, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, body proportions, and natural expression, with absolutely no identity drift, face modification, or beautification. The scene should be reframed into a tight close-up shot inspired by the second image, with the camera cropping naturally from the upper torso or chest upward and positioned slightly below eye level, creating a gentle upward angle. The woman should be looking softly upward, maintaining a calm, focused, and composed facial expression consistent with the first image. Her hands should be lowered, relaxed, and only partially visible near the bottom edge of the frame, similar to the framing seen in the second image, without exaggerated gestures or distortion. All visual elements from the first image must remain unchanged, including the clothing, exact color palette, fabric texture, material behavior, fit, folds, and stretch, as well as the lighting quality, background environment, interior setting, wall tones, floor, and overall studio mood. No elements from the second image should be transferred except for the camera framing inspiration and head-tilt direction. The lighting should remain soft and natural, skin tones realistic, and depth of field subtle and clean. The final image should feel photorealistic, natural, premium, and brand-safe, with no stylization, no added props, no background alterations, no pose exaggeration, and no visual artifacts.
a realistic Vogue magazine cover–style fashion portrait using the uploaded face as the original face reference (100% face identity preservation). A young elegant woman posing confidently, maintaining her original facial features and natural beauty. She is winking with her left eye and making a playful duck-face expression. Both hands are raised, forming a love/heart gesture near her face. She is surrounded by multiple DSLR cameras and smartphones held around her, as if paparazzi and photographers are capturing her from all directions. Some phones show her live image on their screens. Appearance & styling: flawless glowing skin, natural makeup with glossy pink lips, soft blush, subtle highlights. Light brown hair styled in a low, neat updo with a few loose strands. Outfit & accessories: elegant minimalist beige-white strapless evening dress, Louis Vuitton necklace, diamond ring, luxury fashion jewelry. Photography style: close-up to half-body fashion portrait, Vogue editorial aesthetic, cinematic professional studio lighting, soft HDR background, shallow depth of field, realistic skin texture, ultra-detailed, 8K quality. Camera & lens look: professional DSLR look, 85mm lens feel, f/1.8 aperture, crisp focus with smooth background bokeh. Composition: Vogue magazine layout with large bold logo at the top, editorial fashion cover framing, clean and elegant design. Mood & vibe: playful yet luxurious, high-fashion beauty editorial, realistic, not AI-looking, photographed by a professional fashion photographer.
A close-up wildlife portrait of a majestic stag standing still in a snowy forest during active snowfall. The deer faces the camera directly, with large symmetrical antlers coated in fresh snow, creating a striking and powerful composition. Its fur is a rich warm brown, lightly dusted with snowflakes, contrasting against the soft white foreground and cool gray-blue background. The background features blurred winter trees with shallow depth of field, producing a dreamy, atmospheric bokeh effect. Lighting is soft and diffused, typical of overcast winter conditions, emphasizing fine details in the fur, antlers, and snow texture. The mood is calm, serene, and slightly dramatic, evoking wilderness, nature, and seasonal beauty. Shot at eye level with a centered composition, high realism, no text, ideal for commercial wildlife, winter, or holiday-themed stock imagery.
Why teams choose Nano Banana
Choose Nano Banana for fast, instruction-based edits and concept rounds that need no more than 3 input images. For more references, larger output up to 4K, or cleaner text, move to Nano Banana 2.1, and use Nano Banana Pro for high-fidelity finals.
What Nano Banana can do
The capabilities that set Nano Banana apart and earn its place in a brief
Edit with a Plain Instruction
Describe the change you want, such as a new background, a different time of day, or a removed object, and it edits the image while keeping the rest.
Up to 3 Input Images
Blend, combine, or merge up to 3 images, for example a product, a scene, and a style reference, into one result.
Up to 4 Images per Request
Get up to 4 variations at once to compare directions in a single round.
Presets or Custom Sizes
Pick one of 10 preset ratios at about 1 megapixel, from 21:9 to 9:16, or set a custom width and height up to 2048 pixels.
Repeatable with a Seed
Set a seed to get the same result again, then change one detail at a time.
System Prompt for a Session
Add a system prompt, such as your brand's style rules, so every generation follows the same direction.
Where teams reach for Nano Banana
- Quick edits to product photos, such as a new background or setting
- Combining a product with a scene or style reference
- Concept rounds where you compare up to 4 variations at once
- Social posts and simple visuals at about 1 megapixel
- Restyling an existing image while keeping the subject
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Frequently asked questions
What teams need to know about creating with Nano Banana in Masonry
What is Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is the popular name for Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, Google's image model for generation and instruction-based editing.
How many images can I give Nano Banana in Masonry?
Up to 3 input images per request. You can blend, combine, or merge them into one result.
What sizes does Nano Banana output in Masonry?
Pick one of 10 preset ratios at about 1 megapixel, from 21:9 to 9:16, or set a custom width and height from 256 to 2048 pixels. For 4K output, use Nano Banana 2.1 or Nano Banana Pro.
Can Nano Banana edit only one part of an image?
Describe the change and what to keep, and it usually leaves the rest of the image alone. The Masonry route does not take a mask, so for a change confined to an exact area use a model with mask support, such as GPT Image 2.
How is Nano Banana different from Nano Banana 2.1?
Nano Banana 2.1 is the newer Flash model, Google's update to Nano Banana 2. In Masonry it takes up to 14 reference images and outputs up to 4K, against 3 inputs and 2048 pixels per side for Nano Banana.
Does Nano Banana add a watermark?
Google embeds an invisible SynthID watermark in images from its Gemini image models. There is no visible watermark on Masonry outputs.
Can I run Nano Banana from the command line?
Yes. Install the Masonry CLI with npm install -g @masonryai/cli, sign in with masonry login, then run masonry image with your prompt and --model gemini-2.5-flash-image.
How does my team use Nano Banana in Masonry?
Open a Masonry canvas, pick Nano Banana from the model selector, and describe the image you need: a product shot, an ad creative, a social post. Masonry generates it, then you refine, edit, and combine Nano Banana with other models in one workspace.
Is Nano Banana free to try?
New Masonry accounts get 50 free credits to try GPT Image 2.5 Flare. Nano Banana is included in every paid plan, and the editor shows the exact credit cost before you generate.
How do I write good prompts for Nano Banana?
Write edits as instructions: say what to change and what to keep. When you supply more than one image, say what each one is for, such as "use the bottle from the first image and the lighting from the second". See the prompt gallery on this page for real Nano Banana prompts you can copy and adapt.
Who makes Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is built by Google. Inside Masonry it runs alongside 50+ image and video models, so your team can pick the right one for each brief without switching tools.
Can I see examples made with Nano Banana?
Yes, the prompt gallery on this page shows real images teams have generated with Nano Banana in Masonry, each paired with the exact prompt you can copy and adapt for your own brand.
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Guides for Nano Banana
Prompt walkthroughs and examples from the Masonry blog
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