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Nano Banana 2 Character-Consistent AI Images
- Made by
- Google · Gemini image family
- Takes
- Prompt · or with up to 10 images
- Resolution
- 512 · 1K · 2K · 4K
- List price
- 28 credits / image
Spec sheet
Specs
PromptRequiredup to 5,000 characters
Input ImagesOptionalup to 10
Output1–4 images512 · 1K · 2K · 4K
- Made by
- Google · Gemini image family
- Edit
- Input Images · up to 10
- Prompt
- Required · up to 5,000 characters
- Resolution
- Aspect Ratio
- Enable Web Search
- Off by default
Credits · 1 image
Compare
| Model | Credits · 1 image |
|---|---|
| Nano Banana 2This pageGoogle | |
| Nano Banana ProGoogle | |
| FLUX 2 MaxBlack Forest Labs | |
| Nano Banana 2.1Google | |
| Grok ImaginexAI |
About Nano Banana 2
What is Nano Banana 2?
Underlying model: Gemini image family by Google. Hosted on Oakgen.ai with no watermark where supported. Commercial use depends on Oakgen's Terms, provider terms, and your source materials.
The next-generation successor to Nano Banana on Oakgen.ai. Built on top of what made the original a creator favorite — character consistency, conversational editing, and plain-English prompting — Nano Banana 2 pushes subject identity, multi-turn edit fidelity, and fine-detail prompt adherence further for creators who live inside long edit sessions.
Nano Banana 2 is the next-generation text-to-image and image-editing model in the Nano Banana lineage on Oakgen.ai, the successor to the model originally nicknamed Nano Banana. It keeps the multimodal-first design philosophy — treating images as a conversation rather than one-shot diffusion passes — and is tuned to improve on the exact axes creators cared about most in v1: locking a character's face and wardrobe across a chain of edits, following natural-language instructions precisely, and handling fine detail without drifting off-subject. On Oakgen.ai, Nano Banana 2 runs inside the standard image generator.
Why Nano Banana 2 is popular
- Direct successor to the viral Nano Banana — inheriting the nickname, workflow, and creator community that made the original a breakout model.
- Positioned to advance character consistency further — keeping the same subject, outfit, and props coherent across even longer edit chains.
- Refined conversational editing — iterative, plain-English instructions like 'change the jacket' or 'move to a rainy street' without resetting the rest of the frame.
- Built on a multimodal research lineage that treats image generation as joint reasoning over prompt and reference rather than pure text-to-pixel synthesis.
- Aimed at the workflows creators actually use — serialized content, branded characters, product iteration, and long multi-turn editing sessions.
When to use Nano Banana 2
FAQ · 15
Frequently asked questions
What's new in Nano Banana 2?
Nano Banana 2 is positioned as the next generation after the original Nano Banana, so the focus areas are the ones that defined v1: sharper character and subject consistency across longer edit chains, cleaner conversational multi-turn editing, and tighter prompt adherence for fine details and spatial layout. Because specifics evolve, Oakgen keeps the model page and defaults in sync — the short answer is that it inherits v1's strengths and is tuned to push them further.
Should I use Nano Banana Pro or Nano Banana 2?
Use Nano Banana Pro on Oakgen.ai when you want the most mature, widely-tested version — its behavior is well understood and predictable for production work. Pick Nano Banana 2 when you want the newest generation and want to take advantage of upgraded consistency and prompt adherence. A common pattern on Oakgen is to draft with Nano Banana 2 for the freshest results and fall back to Pro for jobs that already have a dialed-in prompt template.
Does Nano Banana 2 preserve character identity across edits?
Yes — preserving character identity through long chains of edits was the headline strength of v1 and Nano Banana 2 is built to extend it. In practice that means the same face, outfit, and key props can travel through many rounds of 'change the background,' 'adjust the lighting,' or 'swap the outfit' instructions without morphing into a different person. For best results, keep individual edit turns incremental instead of making very large leaps all at once.
Can I do conversational multi-turn editing with Nano Banana 2?
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