Nano Banana 2

NB2 can render text directly in images, cleanly and in multiple languages. That means posters, social cards, UI mockups, and infographics where the words actually look right. It also understands how to build structured visuals like diagrams and data visualizations, drawing on world knowledge from Gemini to get the details correct.

Characters stay consistent. You can generate scenes with up to five characters and fourteen distinct objects while keeping each one recognizable. If you're building a series of images around the same subject, the model holds onto who's who.

Instruction following got a real upgrade. Long, detailed prompts with specific lighting, camera angles, and material textures come through the way you described them. The model doesn't quietly drop parts of your prompt when it gets complex.

The visual quality is a step up across the board. Lighting feels more vibrant, textures are richer, and fine details come through sharper. NB2 outputs from 512px all the way up to 4K in a range of aspect ratios, so you can work at whatever size your project needs without sacrificing quality.

Compositions feel more intentional. Subjects sit where they should in the frame. Backgrounds have depth without competing with the foreground. Whether you're working in photorealism, illustration, or something more stylized, the results hold together.

The best creative tools stay out of your way. NB2 is built around that idea: describe what you want, get something you can actually use, and keep moving.