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Identity
Same character, same style — changes only what you describe. (Recommended)
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Start with a prompt or reference, choose your output, and keep building from the images you make.
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Choose the available aspect ratio, image count, and background options before generating.
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Nano Banana 2 Image Editor — Online, No API Key
FREE CREDITS MONTHLY NO CARD NEEDED
Edit any image with Google's Nano Banana 2 right in your browser — upload a picture, describe the change in plain English, generate. No Google AI Studio account, no API key, no setup. Switch to Qwen or FLUX.2 with one click.
“Change from electric to fire monkey” “Change from electric to water monkey”
Describe the change — everything else stays put
Write the edit in plain English and the model changes exactly that. Identity is locked by default: face, outfit, colors and rendering style carry over untouched, so a wardrobe swap never becomes a new character.
Four different edits in one run
Multi mode takes one image and four quick briefs and returns four full-size results in a single generation — same character in every one. Write your own briefs or roll a random set of poses, emotes and views.
Open the character sheet generator →
Or turn one image into a full turnaround
The turnaround pipeline renders a full-body T-pose from your upload first, then rotates that render into right, back and left views — four consistent full-size images plus a free combined sheet.
Nano Banana 2 image editing — FAQ
What is Nano Banana 2 image editing?
Nano Banana 2 is Google's latest Gemini image model. Give it an image plus a plain-English instruction ("give them a red leather jacket", "put this character on a rainy neon street") and it returns an edited version. It's especially strong at photoreal-leaning edits, lighting, and scene changes.
How do I use Nano Banana 2 without an API key?
Right here — upload an image, pick Nano Banana 2 in the Model selector, describe the edit, and generate. No Google AI Studio account, no API key, no SDK. It runs server-side and your results appear in the browser in seconds.
What can Nano Banana 2 edit?
Outfits, hair, expressions, props, backgrounds, full scenes, lighting, and art-style transforms. It accepts your image as a reference and follows natural-language instructions — you can also generate multiple variations per run (2–8) and pick the best.
Nano Banana 2 vs Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 vs FLUX.2 — which should I pick?
Nano Banana 2 leans photoreal and handles scenes/lighting beautifully. Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 is our identity-lock specialist — best when the character must stay exactly recognizable across edits. FLUX.2 klein is the fast reference-based option. Same tool, switch models any time — your image and prompt stay put.
How much does Nano Banana 2 cost here?
You pay per image in credits rather than setting up Google billing — no minimum spend, no API key management. Sign in, add a credit pack, and each Nano Banana 2 edit is charged per generated image.
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