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Nano Banana: the viral image editor

Google's viral image editor — character-consistent edits.

Photo editsCharacter swapsProduct placement

Nano Banana versions

VersionStatus
Nano Banana ProimageLiveTry now →
Nano Banana 2imageLiveTry now →
Nano BananaimageLiveTry now →

Made with Nano Banana

Same person, five outfits, one consistent face — wardrobe test edits

NANO BANANA

Place the product into a real kitchen counter scene, matching light

NANO BANANA

The edit that broke the internet

Nano Banana went viral for one reason: *it edits your photo while keeping the person in it recognizably, stubbornly them.* Outfit changes that keep the face. Product placements that match the light of the original scene. Background swaps that don't look pasted. Google's model turned "AI photo edit" from uncanny collage into something you'd actually ship.

Editor first, generator second

Where Seedream and GPT Image create from scratch, Nano Banana transforms what exists. The e-commerce play is obvious: shoot your product once, place it into a hundred scenes. The creator play too: consistent character variations for an entire content calendar from one photo shoot. Nano Banana Pro, studio-grade editing at 2K, is live on OpenClips now: pick it in the composer, attach the photo, describe the change, and the price is on the button. Page first, hype later. Your workflow ready on day zero.

Frequently asked questions

Nano Banana is Google's viral image editing model. The one that made character-consistent edits mainstream. Upload a photo, describe the change, and it edits while preserving identity. Nano Banana Pro (studio-grade, 2K) is live on OpenClips.

Editing, not blank-canvas generation: outfit changes, product placement into real scenes, background swaps, character-consistent variations of the same person or object.

Yes. It's live in the composer now, priced per render with the exact credits shown before you confirm.

Nano Banana for identity-preserving photo edits (the face stays the face). GPT Image for precise instruction-based generation and diagram-style work. Both sit one chip apart in the same composer.

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