Google · CREATE IN MOST AI
NANO BANANA 2Describe a new idea.
Edit an existing image.
Use Nano Banana 2 for image generation and photo editing in Most AI. Prepare a prompt, add supported references and inspect the output.
- Text to image
- Reference image editing
- Settings in the studio
Check settings and cost before starting
Nano Banana 2: examples and original prompts
Existing Most AI examples with the actual model identified. Source prompts are preserved; some original prompts or audio samples are in Russian. Use your own permitted references where required.
Nano Banana 2 in Most AI
Nano Banana 2 is available as a separate Google image model in Most AI. Start from text for a new visual, or use references for an editing or composition task. Keep the request specific enough that you can tell whether the important change was made.
Separate the source material from your instruction: what should stay recognisable, what should change and what format you need. Review text, object boundaries and faces. Neither a large reference set nor a detailed prompt removes the need to check the result.
Ways to use this model
Change the setting
Provide a clear source and describe the environment and light you want. Compare subject edges and shadows with the original.
Create a concept image
Describe the main subject and one clear composition. Add style references only when they support that brief.
Revise a visual direction
Keep the reference and most of the prompt stable while changing one feature. Compare the outputs rather than trusting a general quality claim.
How to start with Nano Banana 2
Prepare a visual brief
Specify the subject, composition, light and intended format. For an edit, upload a clear reference and explain which parts should change and which should remain recognisable.
Choose the model and format
Select the intended version in Most AI. Check the supported reference inputs, aspect ratio and resolution. Review the current price before submitting the task.
Inspect the details
Open the full image and check lettering, faces, hands, product geometry and any detail that must match a reference. An attractive composition can still contain factual or visual errors. Keep the original files for comparison.
Settings and cost
- Model version
- The button selects Nano Banana 2, not Pro or another later variant. Review the actual selected entry before starting.
- Reference and output options
- Use the supported reference slots and choose a format for the final placement. Check the current resolution options and quoted cost.
- Cost before you start
- Review the price for your selected model and settings in the studio. A catalogue starting price is not a quote for every duration, resolution or text length. Availability and limits may change.
Check current conditions in the studio. Pricing information (Russian)
Nano Banana 2: questions answered
Does Nano Banana 2 replace Nano Banana Pro for every task?
No. They are different options. Compare the detail, edit accuracy and cost that matter for your brief using compatible source material.
Can I change only one small detail?
You can request a local change, but inspect the entire result for unintended edits. Keep the original and use a conventional editor if an exact isolated correction is required.
How much does it cost in Most AI?
The studio shows the current cost for the selected settings before a media task starts. Duration, resolution, model version or text length can affect it. Check your account for current payment options and any available free quota; this page does not promise free or unlimited generation.
Can I repeat a result from an example?
You can use an example prompt as a starting point. Add your own reference files when the workflow requires them. A prompt does not guarantee an identical result: the input materials, settings, model version and generation can all change the output.
Can I use the result in client work?
Check the applicable service and model terms and the rights to uploaded or depicted material before publishing. Review the output yourself. This page does not grant rights to a third party's image, voice, brand, music or likeness.