What does the 'Nano Banana' nickname refer to?

'Nano Banana' is the community nickname that emerged from anonymous image-arena leaderboards before the model was formally branded. Creators fell in love with the consistency and editability of an unknown model, started calling it Nano Banana, and the name stuck. Nano Banana Pro on Oakgen.ai refers to the production-grade tier of that same model line.

What makes Nano Banana Pro's character consistency better?

The model reasons jointly about the reference subject and the new prompt instead of treating every generation as a fresh diffusion pass. In practice that means the same face, outfit, and props can travel through a long sequence of edits with far less drift than typical diffusion pipelines, which is why creators on Oakgen.ai adopted it for comics, brand mascots, and serialized content where the subject has to stay recognizably the same image after image.

Can I do multi-turn edits with Nano Banana Pro?

Yes — conversational editing is one of its headline features. You can generate a base image, then request edits in plain English (change the lighting, swap the background, adjust the outfit) and the model preserves the rest of the frame. Inside Oakgen, you can either iterate turn by turn in the generator or send outputs into the dedicated image editor for inpainting and finer control.

How does it compare to Imagen on Oakgen?

Imagen is a dedicated text-to-image line on Oakgen, optimized for raw prompt-to-pixel quality and typography. Nano Banana Pro is tuned for consistency, editability, and natural-language conversation rather than leaderboard benchmark numbers. For branded-character and editorial workflows, Nano Banana Pro usually feels more controllable; for one-shot high-aesthetic stills, Imagen is the stronger pick — and on Oakgen you can run both side by side and route work to whichever wins.

Can I use Nano Banana Pro outputs commercially?

Yes. On any paid Oakgen.ai plan, Nano Banana Pro generations are watermark-free and come with full commercial usage rights. You can ship outputs in ads, packaging, client work, social content, and monetized channels without extra licensing steps.

Do generated images have a watermark?

No. Images generated on Oakgen.ai are watermark-free and come with full commercial usage rights on every paid plan.

Can I use AI images commercially?

Yes. On a paid Oakgen plan every generation includes full commercial usage rights. You can use the output in ads, products, client work, and monetized content.

How many images can I generate per run?

Depends on the model — most support 1–4 images per generation, with some allowing up to 8. You can queue additional generations back-to-back for larger batches.

What resolutions are supported?

Most models produce outputs in the 1024–2048 px range natively. For higher resolutions, run the output through Oakgen's image upscaler (up to 4K) after generation.

Can I use my own reference images?

Many models accept reference images for image-to-image, style transfer, or subject preservation workflows. Check the model's form fields — if image upload is available, you can upload up to the model's max size limit.

What's the best prompt structure?

A reliable template: [subject] [action] [environment] [style and medium] [lighting] [camera or composition cue]. Be specific but not verbose. 15–40 words is the sweet spot for most modern diffusion models.

Does Oakgen train on my generated images?

No. Your generations are yours. Oakgen does not train models on user outputs and does not use them for product development without consent.

Can I edit the images after generation?

Yes. Oakgen's image editing suite includes background removal, face swap, upscaling, inpainting, and style transfer. Every generated image flows seamlessly into the editor.

Which AI model should I use?

FLUX Pro is best for photorealistic images and portraits. Midjourney excels at artistic and creative styles. DALL-E 3 is great for following complex prompts accurately. Ideogram is the best choice when you need text in your images.

How do I get consistent characters?

Use reference images with the character reference feature. You can also use a consistent seed value and detailed character descriptions across multiple generations.

What's the best aspect ratio for social media?

Use 1:1 for Instagram posts, 9:16 for Stories/Reels/TikTok, 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails and Twitter, and 4:5 for Pinterest pins.

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