GOOGLE · GEMINI 3.1 FLASH IMAGE

Nano Banana 2 AI image generator

Your idea. A whole new visual world.

From a tactile product shot to a poster with a point of view. Describe the subject, light and composition, and explore your visual direction with Nano Banana 2.

Explore the possibilities

Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.

Nano Banana 2 Art Nouveau decorative illustration example — 01 / ART DIRECTIONNANO BANANA 2

Nano Banana 2 coffee packaging example with SINGLE ORIGIN text on a kraft paper bag — 02 / PRODUCT STUDY

ONE MODEL. MANY DIRECTIONS.

Find a look that feels like you.

Six images generated with Nano Banana 2, from editorial photography to decorative illustration. Open an example to see the exact generation prompt and explore your own variation.

Nano Banana 2 fashion portrait of a woman in a camel coat on a stone staircase

EDITORIAL PORTRAIT

Let the light tell the story.

Exact generation prompt

DECORATIVE ART

Give every line a purpose.

Exact generation prompt

PRODUCT & PACKAGING

Texture you can almost touch.

Exact generation prompt

High-contrast film noir image generated with Nano Banana 2

CINEMATIC MOOD

A little light. A lot of atmosphere.

Exact generation prompt

Detailed botanical illustration generated with Nano Banana 2

BOTANICAL STUDY

Make room for the small details.

Exact generation prompt

Nano Banana 2 illustration example in a traditional woodblock print style

PRINT & ILLUSTRATION

See the scene in a different medium.

Exact generation prompt

Nano Banana 2 · AI-generated example

MEET THE MODEL

Meet the Nano Banana 2 AI image generator

Nano Banana 2 is Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for image generation and conversational editing. It is a useful starting point for exploring compositions, visual styles and images that include text. Ruxa brings its entry point into one image studio, where you can write a prompt, check tasks and choose results.

Read Google’s model documentation

A BETTER BRIEF. A BETTER START.

Go beyond “make it beautiful”. Tell it what you see.

Start with one clear scene, then refine it. Changing too many instructions at once makes it harder to see what actually improved the result.

01
Define the subject and the job
Explain who or what is in the scene and what the image is for. A product hero, book cover and social poster need different compositions.
02
Describe the visual language
Name the framing, light, palette and materials. “Soft side light, pale stone, frosted glass” gives more direction than a pile of quality adjectives.
03
Separate the words from the scene
Put exact text in quotes and explain its position and hierarchy. Test a short headline first; finish long copy and precise layouts in a design tool.
04
Compare, then change one thing
Choose a ratio and quantity in the studio and check the credit estimate before generating. Compare the subject, details and lettering, then refine the weakest part.

IN THE RUXA STUDIO

Know your options before you start.

Controls reflect the current integration

Prompt: Describe the scene in natural language. The live settings below show the current prompt limit.
Aspect ratio: Choose a frame from the options currently available for your task.
Resolution and files: Choose from the resolutions and output formats below, then check the credit estimate.
Image count: Choose 1–8 images in the studio as separate generation tasks. The estimated total changes with the count.

Checking status

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

A few things you might be wondering.

Is Nano Banana 2 the same as Gemini 3.1 Flash Image?

Yes. Nano Banana 2 is Google’s name for its Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model. This page explains that model and links to its entry in the Ruxa image studio.

What can I make with it?

Start with product photography, packaging concepts, social posters, editorial portraits or illustration. The examples show different visual directions. Results depend on your prompt, the complexity of the scene and the individual generation.

How can I improve text inside an image?

Put the exact words in quotation marks and describe their placement, hierarchy and background. Begin with short copy and check every word afterwards. Finish important commercial layouts in a design tool.

Can I upload a photo to edit?

Yes. Upload a reference while Nano Banana 2 is selected, or select an existing result to continue modifying it. The studio uses the available editing mode automatically. Check the attached image and current upload limits before submitting.

How many credits does Nano Banana 2 cost?

Select the model and image count in the studio to see the estimated total. Pricing and available options can change, so this page does not promise a fixed per-image fee. You can also review the pricing page before buying credits.

Will a prompt recreate an example exactly?

The examples show their exact generation prompts. Using the same prompt can still produce a different image. Keep the reference, model and settings consistent when exploring a variation, then inspect the result.

What if a generation fails or takes a long time?

Check its status in generation tasks before submitting it again. Review the task result and your credit record, then decide whether to retry. Use Ruxa account support if you need help.

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Nano Banana 2 AI image generator