Google has officially unveiled Nano Banana Pro, the upgraded version of its AI-powered image generation and editing model. It is now driven by the advanced Gemini 3 Pro engine. Announced via a detailed blog post, the company describes Nano Banana Pro as its “new state-of-the art image generation and editing model” capable of deeper reasoning and real-world knowledge access. The update also brings support for high-resolution 2K and 4K downloads within the Gemini platform.
CEO Sundar Pichai also shared excitement over the launch of the new model. Pichai took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote, “You went 🍌🍌 for Nano Banana. Now, meet Nano Banana Pro.”
“It’s SOTA for image generation + editing with more advanced world knowledge, text rendering, precision + controls. Built on Gemini 3, it’s really good at complex infographics – much like how engineers see the world:),” Pichai further added.
Here’s all about the latest update.
In its blog post, Google explained that the primary improvement lies in upgrading the model from Gemini 2.5 Pro to Gemini 3 Pro. This shift brings enhanced contextual intelligence, better reasoning abilities and more precise output control, thanks to the company’s frontier LLM technology.
Google says the model is built to convert ideas into “studio-quality visuals” with improved accuracy, refined control tools, and enhanced multilingual text rendering. Nano Banana Pro integrates across Google products such as the Gemini app, Google Ads, Google Workspace, and the Gemini API, helping creators, professionals and enterprise users generate visuals seamlessly.
The upgraded model can produce infographics, diagrams, branded mock-ups, and other context-based visuals using live information like weather or sports updates.
It can render text directly within images even in multiple languages and maintain consistent visual styles across up to 14 reference images or depictions of up to five individuals. The tool can also convert handwritten notes into diagrams, design storyboards, and generate high-fidelity visuals with studio-level precision.
On the creative control front, users can apply localised edits, shift camera angles, modify aspect ratios, and adjust lighting or focus. Nano Banana Pro supports output resolutions up to 2K and 4K, enabling the creation of social media assets or print-ready visuals.
All images generated through Google’s tools include SynthID digital watermarking for authenticity verification. Users can confirm whether an image was created by Google AI directly within the Gemini app. Free-tier and Pro users will see visible watermarks, while Ultra subscribers and enterprise users can generate watermark-free images for professional use.
Google confirmed that Nano Banana Pro will be accessible to all users, but rate limits will vary. Free users will receive limited quotas and will automatically revert to the original Nano Banana model once their limit is reached. Paid subscribers including Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra tiers will get higher usage limits.
The tool will also be available in AI Mode exclusively in the US for paid subscribers and will expand to NotebookLM for paying users globally.
Google outlined the different ways users can access the new model:
Consumers and Students – Available globally via the Gemini app under ‘Create images’ using the ‘Thinking’ model. Free users have limited quotas, after which they switch back to the standard Nano Banana model. In AI Mode for Search, Nano Banana Pro is available in the US for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers. NotebookLM also offers access for paying users worldwide.
Professionals – Google Ads is upgrading all image generation tools to Nano Banana Pro, providing advanced creative and editing capabilities for advertisers. The feature is also rolling out to Workspace users in Google Slides and Google Vids.
Developers and Enterprise – The model is beginning its rollout via the Gemini API, Google AI Studio and Google Antigravity for rich UI layouts and mockups. Enterprises can integrate it through Vertex AI starting today, with support for Gemini Enterprise coming soon.
Creatives – Google is bringing Nano Banana Pro to Flow, its AI filmmaking tool exclusively for Google AI Ultra subscribers. It will offer creators, marketers and filmmakers higher precision and creative control over scenes and frames.
Answer. Nano Banana Pro is Google’s upgraded AI image generation and editing model, now powered by Gemini 3 Pro instead of Gemini 2.5 Pro, offering deeper reasoning, contextual intelligence, and more precise output control.
Answer. It enables localised edits, camera angle shifts, aspect ratio changes, lighting adjustments, multilingual text rendering, and consistent visual styles across up to 14 reference images or depictions of 5 individuals.
Answer. Nano Banana Pro supports high‑resolution 2K and 4K outputs. All generated images include SynthID digital watermarking for authenticity verification, with watermark‑free options available to Ultra and enterprise users.
Answer. Consumers can use it via the Gemini app, AI Mode (US only for Pro/Ultra), and NotebookLM globally. Professionals get it in Google Ads and Workspace, while developers and enterprises access it through Gemini API, Vertex AI, and Google AI Studio. Creatives can use it in Flow, Google’s AI filmmaking tool, for Ultra subscribers.
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