Nano Banana AI image model

Create AI images with Nano Banana in Geelark

Turn prompts or reference images into social media visuals with Nano Banana, Google’s AI image model. Create product scenes, covers and campaign assets, then keep the ones you choose in your Geelark library.

Illustration: the Nano Banana model in the Geelark AI workspace

Model overview

Explore Nano Banana in Geelark

Nano Banana is an AI image generation and editing model from Google. In Geelark you can select it in the image generator.

Create new visuals from a prompt or start from an existing image, try different backgrounds, styles and compositions, then review the details before you use an image in your content.

FeatureIn Geelark
ModelNano Banana, from Google
Available inImage generator
InputsText prompts, reference images or a blend of both
VersionsListed in the model picker
Output settingsShown for the selected version, such as size and aspect ratio
Reference sourcesAn upload from your computer or your Geelark library
Saved toYour Geelark library
Options differ by version and mode. Check the controls in the tool before you generate.

Two ways to create

Create images from text or references

Start from a written idea or from an image you already have, then refine the result until it fits your post.

Text to image

Image reference

Illustration: AI-generated images from a text prompt

Turn text into images

Describe the subject, the setting, the style and the mood. Nano Banana creates images you can compare, keep or generate again with a changed prompt.

Illustration: a reference image used to create new images

Create with image references

Add a reference image and describe what should change. Use it to keep a product, a character or a look consistent across a series of posts.

Connected workflow

Bring your images into Geelark workflows

Create with Nano Banana, keep the results in your library and use the images you choose in publishing tasks that run on Geelark cloud phones.

01

Create your images

Pick Nano Banana in the image generator, add your prompt or reference image and adjust the available settings.

02

Review in Library

Generated images land in your library, where you can compare results and keep the ones that work.

03

Configure a publishing task

Choose a publishing template, add the images you picked, select cloud phone profiles and fill in the task details.

04

Run through cloud phones

The task runs on the cloud phones you selected. Follow its status and results from the task list.

Related tools and models

Explore more image tools and workflows

Turn your images into video, edit clips or try another model for your next visual.

Text to video

Create a new video scene from a written prompt.

Image generator

Create visuals from text, images or a blend of both.

Image to video

Use a still image as the starting point for a video.

AI video editor

Upload, edit and prepare videos with AI.

FAQs

What is Nano Banana in Geelark?

Nano Banana is an AI image generation and editing model from Google. In Geelark you can choose it in the image generator and keep the results in your library.

Which Nano Banana versions can I use?

The versions available to your workspace are listed in the model picker. Each one shows its own settings, so check them before you generate.

Can I edit an existing image?

Yes. Add a reference image, describe the change you want and generate a new version.

Which sizes and aspect ratios can I choose?

That depends on the version. The available options appear in the tool as soon as you select the model.

Where are my images saved?

In your Geelark library, where you can review them, download them or add them to automation tasks.

Can I turn my images into videos?

Yes. Open an image in image to video, pick a video model and describe the motion.

How much does it cost to use Nano Banana?

AI generation depends on your Geelark plan. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Create your next image with Nano Banana

Generate your first Nano Banana image in Geelark.

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