Nano Banana – AI Image Editing, Powered by Google Gemini

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Jenny249 · 9h ago

I built Nano Banana (nanobanana.cool), a next-gen web app for image generation and editing using AI from Google.

Upload an image (JPG/PNG, up to 10 MB; or use up to 9 reference images)

Edit with natural language prompts (change lighting/clothing/background, etc.)

Maintain perfect character/object consistency even through complex edits

Merge multiple images into one scene; preserve background, depth, lighting

Polished quality without the hassle of manual masking or Photoshop workflows

Free to try. Feedback, ideas, and early adopters welcome!

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Nano Banana – AI Image Editing, Powered by Google Gemini

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