Google’s Nano Banana 2, combines superior image quality with flash speed
Google DeepMind introduces Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image), its latest image production model, which combines the intelligence and production controls of Nano Banana Pro with the fast performance of Gemini Flash.
What’s new. Nano Banana 2 introduces:
- Advanced world knowledge: It is powered by Gemini’s real-time web base to better serve specific subjects and generate infographics or data visualizations.
- Text accuracy and translation: Clean, readable text within images — including localization.
- Strict adherence to instructions: Advanced management of complex, multi-layered information.
- Subject consistency: Stores up to five characters and 14 objects within a single workflow.
- Results ready to produce: It supports display sizes and resolutions from 512px to 4K.
- Improved visual reliability: Sharp details, rich textures and dynamic light — at Flash speed.
Why do we care. Nano Banana 2 makes high-quality, production-ready image production faster and more scalable — reducing the time and cost of creative development. With enhanced text rendering, title consistency, and 4K-ready effects, brands can produce campaign assets, geographic diversity, and social formats in minutes instead of days.
Directly integrated with Google Ads and Gemini, it also tightens the loop between creative production and campaign execution, speeding up testing and iteration.
Discharge. Nano Banana 2 is launched across the entire Google ecosystem, including Google Ads, the Gemini app, AI and Lens search mode, and more.
Between the lines. Google ranks high-quality image production in its fastest category, which reflects a broader change: advanced creative control is becoming a staple – not a paid upgrade.
An important point. With Nano Banana 2, Google is betting that creators want a few trade-offs – fast generation, powerful thinking and ready-to-produce images in one automated model.
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