Campaign image creation
Produce product, editorial, social, and presentation imagery from a structured brief.
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Nano Banana 2.0 image workflow
Nano Banana 2.0 AI image generator
Create and edit images with Nano Banana 2 using private references, 1K to 4K output, production formats, and version-specific protected quotes.
- Provider
- Starting quote
- 5 credits
Canonical access
01 / 03Use Nano Banana 2 and 2.0 on one model page
The Nano Banana 2.0 alias redirects here so search signals, model facts, guides, and generator controls stay together. The alias does not maintain a duplicate page with separate pricing or content.
Confirm Nano Banana 2 in the generator summary before quoting. The related base, Pro, and Lite models are distinct entries and should not be treated as interchangeable version spellings.
Production controls
02 / 03Select references, frame, resolution, and format
Use text when the model may invent the scene and references when a source must influence identity, layout, or treatment. Explain every source role and remove any image that adds conflicting direction.
Choose frame and resolution for the current delivery stage, select the output format for the next workflow, and request the protected quote only after those choices are final.
Model comparison
03 / 03Compare Nano Banana 2 with one controlled brief
When choosing between 2 and Pro, use the same prompt, sources, frame, resolution purpose, and acceptance list. Record attempts to approval, total credits, and downstream repair rather than comparing unrelated showcase images.
Review the Library files at their intended delivery size. Effective production cost is the cost of an accepted result, not only the lowest minimum displayed for one model.
Production-verified output
A real Nano Banana 2 provider acceptance result.
Public brief summary: a controlled studio composition used to verify provider submission and image output handling; the complete acceptance prompt remains private.
- Verified
- 2026-08-17T07:16:36.347Z
- Public prompt hash
- dd10c65895e9…
- Acceptance settings
- text-to-image workflow · 1:1 · 1K · JPG
Provider task succeeded with one image output during the documented production acceptance. This single production acceptance proves the connected task path, not universal quality, prompt accuracy, or repeatability for every image brief.
What Nano Banana 2 does inside CreateForge
Nano Banana 2 is also searched as Nano Banana 2.0. CreateForge consolidates those names on one canonical model page while keeping Nano Banana, Pro, 2, and 2 Lite as separate production adapters.
Choose a text or reference starting point, define one deliverable, set aspect ratio, resolution, and format, then review the protected quote. Confirm the version label before generating because related models have different controls and current costs.
Eligible successful output is saved to the private Library after reconciliation. Use the stored file for full-size review and keep the model visible in project notes.
Nano Banana 2 use cases
Choose the model for a specific deliverable.
Private reference edits
Preserve identity or geometry while changing an environment, material, wardrobe, or palette.
Resolution-stage delivery
Move from concept review to a higher-resolution output when the approved direction requires it.
Generation controls
A consistent form, tuned to the model.
Prompt
requiredDescribe the image to create with Nano Banana 2.
Generation mode
requiredChoose the input workflow before adding reference media.
Text to Image · Image to Image
Reference images
requiredAccepts up to 14 image files.
Aspect ratio
requiredChoose a supported output frame with visual ratio cards.
Auto · 1:1 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 3:2 · 2:3 · 3:4 · 4:3 · 4:5 · 5:4 · 21:9 · 1:4 · 4:1 · 1:8 · 8:1
Resolution
requiredYour selected resolution is included in the credit price.
1K · 2K · 4K
Output count
requiredChoose how many results to create. Each completed result is saved to your Library.
1 · 2 · 3 · 4
Prompt blueprint
- 01Build the prompt from the deliverable and acceptance criteria rather than from a list of styles.
- 02State protected reference attributes and one bounded change in separate sentences.
- 03Keep source, frame, and review criteria stable when comparing Nano Banana 2 with Pro or Lite.
Launch campaign image
Create a wide launch hero of a compact black projector on a sculpted white platform, low three-quarter camera, large soft key and narrow cobalt rim light, precise product geometry, clean title area at upper left, no props, words, or logos added.
The prompt fixes a practical campaign frame and observable review details.
Reference wardrobe edit
Use the supplied portrait for identity, expression, hairstyle, pose, and crop. Change only the wardrobe to a structured deep-green jacket and the background to pale concrete, soft skylight, realistic skin and fabric, no facial changes or text.
Preservation rules appear before the two allowed visual changes.
Related guides
Learn Nano Banana 2 by task.
Model guide
How to access Nano Banana 2 and start creating
Access Nano Banana 2 in CreateForge, choose a text or reference workflow, configure resolution and format, review the quote, and save a successful result.
Read guidePrompt library
Nano Banana 2 prompts for image creation and edits
Twelve Nano Banana 2 prompts for product imagery, campaigns, portraits, reference edits, presentation boards, materials, social graphics, and concept work.
Read guidePricing guide
Nano Banana 2 pricing, credits, and quote rules
Review how Nano Banana 2 pricing works in CreateForge, including minimum credits, resolution-based quotes, model-version checks, failures, and iteration budgets.
Read guideModel comparison
Nano Banana 2 vs Nano Banana Pro for image work
Compare Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro by production controls, resolution, references, minimum credits, prompt testing, and the cost of an approved image.
Read guideNano Banana 2 FAQ
Know the real product boundary.
Yes in CreateForge. The 2.0 alias redirects to this canonical Nano Banana 2 production page.
Yes. Upload private references, identify each role, state protected attributes, and describe the allowed change.
The page shows the current minimum, while the protected quote reflects resolution and the other selected controls.
Run the same practical brief through both and compare control fit, accepted output, total attempts, credits, and repair time.