Nano Banana Pro - AI Image Generator
Model
Google
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Nano Banana 2
Version
Capability
Text to Image
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Nano Banana Pro is Pixazo’s streamlined image generator: optional reference images in, one prompt, one button. No guidance scales, no seeds, no step counts — the knobs are tuned internally with optimised defaults so every print comes out of the tray consistent.
Add up to 10 images (.png / .jpeg, max 5MB each). They guide style and composition without over-constraining the output.
Up to 1,000 characters. “A serene mountain landscape at sunset with warm golden light” — the more specific, the better the print.
One click. The model handles the internals and delivers a finished image ready to download or iterate on.
Use references with one unified visual language. Three consistent mood-board images outperform ten random ones — a photo and a watercolor pulling in different directions confuses the model.
References set palette, lighting and composition. They don’t control content — your prompt does that. Show the model the style you want, don’t ask it to copy the image.
Text is the primary control; references are secondary nudges. “Astronaut on Mars” + forest reference = astronaut in forest-inspired colors, not a forest.
Same prompt, different references → style shifts. Different prompts, same references → content shifts. Each print teaches you the model’s behaviour.
Natural light, real textures, camera-like rendering.
Clean lines, vibrant color, illustration-grade finishes.
Brushwork, canvas texture and classical palettes on request.
Flat compositions, generous negative space, poster-ready.
Simplicity is the product: there’s no seed, guidance or step control to fine-tune. If you need knob-level control, use a different Pixazo generator.
Mismatched reference sets produce muddy styles — curate them like a mood board, not a dump folder.
Lettering inside the artwork can misspell; add critical text in an editor afterwards.
The same prompt develops sibling images, not identical copies. Save the print you love.
Ten references, one prompt, zero dials — and the print develops in seconds.
Generate an image — free