Create and Generate with Nano Banana Pro – DeeVid AI Guide

Google DeepMind’s Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) is the next generation of Google’s AI image generator. It builds on the viral success of the original Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) to deliver higher fidelity, smarter reasoning, and professional‑grade editing. Released on 20 November 2025, the Pro edition lets anyone visualise ideas and design anything from photorealistic scenes to data‑rich infographics.

Key Info Table of Nano Banana Pro

Abilities of Nano Banana Pro

Nano Banana Pro isn’t just an upgrade – it’s a complete rethink of how AI generates and edits images. Here’s what makes it special:

• High‑resolution output: The Pro model can export images in 4K resolution and multiple aspect ratios, solving the square‑only limitation of the original Nano Banana. Want a widescreen banner or a tall poster? No problem.
• Enhanced reasoning (Thinking Mode): When you toggle the “Thinking” mode in the Gemini app, Nano Banana Pro goes through a multi‑step internal reasoning process. It refines draft compositions behind the scenes so the final output better matches complex prompts.
• Search‑grounded generation: The model can connect to Google Search to pull in real‑time information. That means your prompts can include current weather, sports scores or factual data, and the resulting infographics are accurate and legible.
• Legible, multilingual text: Unlike earlier generative models, Nano Banana Pro embeds coherent text directly in the image. Whether you need a short tagline or a paragraph of explanation, the typography remains sharp across different languages.
• Multi‑image composition and consistency: Blend up to 14 input images to build a scene, while keeping up to five people or objects consistent across the composition. Perfect for storyboards, product mock‑ups or collages.
• Studio‑quality creative controls: Change camera angles, adjust lighting, modify depth of field or crop to a new aspect ratio without distorting your subject. You can even change day to night or apply a cinematic bokeh effect.
• SynthID watermarking: Every image includes an invisible SynthID watermark for provenance; visible watermarks are optional depending on subscription tier.

Nano Banana Pro vs Nano Banana (Original)

The table below summarises the key differences between the original Nano Banana and the Pro edition.

Real‑world performance: What reviewers say

Hands‑on impressions

Android Authority reported that Nano Banana Pro “solves nearly all the issues” of its predecessor. The reviewer noted that the original model often misunderstood prompts and couldn’t handle non‑square images; the Pro version now interprets complex instructions, allows follow‑up edits and natively supports aspect ratios like 16:9 and 2:1. In practice, this meant he could iterate on a meme concept or refine an image without restarting from scratch, and the model preserved faces when editing photos.

The Verge tested Nano Banana Pro in the Gemini app and found the workflow straightforward: select “create images,” toggle “thinking” mode and enter your prompt. In tests, the model successfully changed lighting from day to night and altered the camera angle of a photograph, producing believable results. The reviewer praised the legible text in infographics but highlighted some quirks: one greeting‑card prompt resulted in topless clones and unexpected textual variations (“Aussie Summer Christmas!” instead of “Merry Christmas!”), and a complex comic‑style summary initially missed key details. Overall, they concluded that Nano Banana Pro is a clear upgrade that delivers precise edits and intelligible text.

DeeVid AI perspective

Before the release, our team at DeeVid AI previewed Nano Banana 2 (the internal codename for what became Nano Banana Pro) in our AI Image Generator function. We anticipated that the new model would bring 2K native generation with 4K upscaling, multi‑image fusion, region‑specific editing and a broader focus on professional use cases. These predictions accurately reflect the capabilities of Nano Banana Pro today. In our earlier review of the original Nano Banana, we praised its character consistency and local editing but noted limitations such as credit quotas and a learning curve for crafting prompts. The Pro edition directly addresses those pain points by offering higher fidelity, more intuitive controls and larger free quotas in Google’s ecosystem.

Pros and cons of Nano Banana Pro

Pros:

• Ultra‑high‑resolution outputs (up to 4K) and flexible aspect ratios.
• Multi‑step reasoning improves prompt understanding and iterative workflows.
• Accurate, multilingual text rendering and search‑grounded infographics.
• Supports complex compositions with up to 14 reference images and keeps characters consistent.
• Advanced editing tools for lighting, camera angles and depth of field.
• Available across consumer, professional and developer platforms via the Gemini app, Ads, Workspace, AI Studio and Flow.

Cons:

• Occasional hallucinations or unexpected edits (e.g., removing clothing or changing requested text).
• Needs a subscription (Google AI Plus/Pro/Ultra) for higher quotas.
• Handling of animals and small details can still be inconsistent.

FAQ on Nano Banana Pro

How do I access Nano Banana Pro?

DeeVid AI now provide free trial of Nano Banan Pro for everyone. You can also use Nano Banana Pro through the Gemini app by selecting “Create images” and enabling the Thinking model. It’s also integrated into Google Ads, Google Workspace (Slides and Vids) and Flow for creatives, and available programmatically via the Gemini API and AI Studio.

What is Nano Banana Pro "Thinking Mode"?

Thinking mode triggers Nano Banana Pro’s internal reasoning process, allowing it to generate draft compositions before producing the final image. This leads to more coherent results for complex prompts.

Can Nano Banana Pro create data‑driven infographics?

Yes. The model can query Google Search to pull in real‑time information such as weather forecasts or sports scores and embed that data into charts or diagrams. Reviewers have confirmed that the resulting text and numbers are accurate and legible.

How many images can I blend together?

Nano Banana Pro accepts up to 14 reference images and keeps up to five people or objects consistent across the composition.

Are the images watermark‑free?

All images contain an invisible SynthID watermark. Visible watermarks appear for free and Pro tier users; Ultra tier subscribers and developers using AI Studio can remove the visible overlay.DeeVid AI remove all Nano Banana Pro images' watermarks for paid users.