Show HN: Python package to easily generate and edit images with Nano Banana

1 minimaxir 0 9/8/2025, 4:47:41 PM github.com ↗

Google's Gemini API is a little more difficult to work with, so I wrote a lightweight wrapper around it to make it easier to generate/edit images programmatically with Nano Banana/Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.

I also included a number of Notebook examples and some observations on how the model works.

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Show HN: Python package to easily generate and edit images with Nano Banana

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