Google has been at the forefront of AI innovation. The recently-released new versions of powerful AI tools, Gemini, NotebookLM, Flow, and Veo 3.1 speak of its innovative prowess. These AI tools are used for different purposes, and they have, in their own way, set new benchmarks for the industry.
If you've been keeping up with the latest AI trends, you might be aware that Google has released the latest Nano Banana Pro. This AI model brings a fresh and new approach to image generation, aimed at upping the image generation standards once again, just like for video with Veo 3.1.
In this article, we'll primarily focus on everything you might want to know about Nano Banana Pro and the most effective prompts to help you hit the ground running.

Part 1: All You Know About Nano Banana Pro
In this first part, let's get some basic information about Nano Banana Pro or Gemini 3 Pro Image, as it is otherwise called.
Key Features of Nano Banana Pro:
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) | Original Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) |
| Base Model | Gemini 3 Pro | Gemini 2.5 Flash |
| Maximum Resolution | 4K | 1024px |
| Text Rendering | Advanced (multilingual, various fonts) | Basic |
| Input Images | Up to 14 | Limited |
| Subject Consistency | Up to 5 people | Basic |
| Lighting Controls | Advanced (day/night transformations) | Basic |
| Color Grading | Professional | Basic |
| Pricing | $0.134 (1K/2K image size) - $0.24 (4K) per image | $0.039 (1024px) per image |
Where to Access
Nano Banana Pro, as part of Google's ecosystem, is reported to be available through the following:
- Gemini App: Default image generation model, with free users receiving a limited usage quota before reverting to the original Nano Banana.
- Google AI Plus/Pro/Ultra: Subscribers receive higher generation quotas and can access the model in Notebook LM.
- Google Search: Available through "AI mode" for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S.
- Flow Video Tool: Accessible exclusively to Ultra subscribers.
- Google Workspace: Supported in Slides and Vids for creating presentations and video content.
Pros & Cons
- Exceptional image quality with hyper-realistic details
- Advanced text rendering capabilities across multiple languages
- Professional-grade editing controls (lighting, camera angles, color grading)
- High-resolution output up to 4K
- Integration with Google's ecosystem of tools and services
- Real-time information integration through Google Search
- Ability to maintain consistency across multiple images
- Higher cost compared to the original Nano Banana
- Slower generation speed due to increased complexity and realism
- Usage limits for free users
- Some advanced features only available to premium subscribers
- Regional restrictions for certain features (e.g., AI mode in Search)
- Potential learning curve for users new to AI image generation.
Pricing and Availability
Nano Banana Pro is available globally, with different access levels based on user type:
- Free Users: Limited usage quota, after which the system reverts to the original Nano Banana.
- Google AI Plus/Pro/Ultra Subscribers: Higher generation quotas and additional features.
- Google Workspace Customers: Promotional access with higher usage limits for at least 60 days.
Pricing for Nano Banana Pro is higher than its predecessor, reflecting its advanced capabilities:
- 1080p/2K images: $0.134 per image
- 4K images: $0.24 per image
It's important to note that all images generated or edited with Nano Banana Pro include C2PA metadata, helping users identify AI-generated content and deepfakes in search results and on social media platforms.
Target Audience: Creators & Professionals at the Core
Nano Banana Pro stays true to the Nana Banana lineup's core mission, which is to serve creators and professionals relying on AI to streamline their creative workflows. The first Nana Banana model found a loyal following among:
- Graphic designers seeking fast, high-quality concept iterations
- Marketers needing on-brand visuals for social media, campaigns, and websites
- Freelancers looking to scale their output without sacrificing quality
- Game designers and concept artists crafting worlds, characters, and assets
- Content creators generating editorial images, book covers, or YouTube thumbnails
This focus on creative professionals is intentional. While many generative AI tools aim for mass appeal, the Nana Banana series differentiates itself by prioritizing features that solve real pain points for working creators – such as faster rendering times, style consistency, and the ability to interpret nuanced creative directions. Nano Banana Pro will build on this foundation, offering a tool that feels less like a generic AI and more like a collaborative partner in the creative process.
Part 2: Nano Banana Pro Prompts - 25 High-Impact Options for Every Creative Need
To prepare you for its release, here's a compilation of Nano Banana Pro prompts you can use to create images for different purposes. As a pro tip, you can pair it with other AI-powered tools to produce short videos or reels for social media.
For instance, you can generate images with Gemini and then bring them into Filmora's AI Image-to-Video feature. Not only does it quickly turn images into video, but it also gives you access to robust editing controls to layer on your unique creative touch.
These are the kinds of capabilities AI tools now offer. You can build entire visual stories without setting up a camera.
1. Concept Art & Character Design
- "Design a female warrior from a medieval fantasy world, wearing hand-forged steel armor with floral engravings, holding a staff wrapped in glowing vines, standing in a misty forest at dawn – hyper-detailed textures, cinematic lighting, 8K resolution."
- "Create a cyberpunk detective with a trench coat lined in neon lights, cybernetic eye implant, and a pet robotic raven perched on their shoulder – rain-soaked city backdrop, neon reflections, photorealistic style."
- "Illustrate a whimsical gnome blacksmith working in a treehouse forge, surrounded by tiny tools, glowing embers, and magical crystals – watercolor style, soft pastels, highly detailed facial expressions."
- "Design a sci-fi astronaut exploring an abandoned alien temple, with bioluminescent runes on the walls, floating rocks, and a broken spaceship visible through the entrance – epic scale, dramatic shadows, photorealistic textures."

2. Commercial & Marketing Visuals
- "Generate a minimalist product photo of a wireless charging pad on a marble surface, surrounded by small potted succulents and a smartphone – natural sunlight from a nearby window, soft focus, neutral color palette (whites, grays, greens)."
- "Create a vibrant social media graphic for a vegan bakery: close-up of a lavender macaron tower, with fresh lavender sprigs and a hand holding a macaron – bright, cheerful lighting, flat design style, text overlay: 'Indulge in Vegan Joy'."
- "Design a billboard for a sustainable fashion brand: model wearing a linen jumpsuit, standing in a field of wildflowers, wind blowing through their hair – golden hour lighting, wide-angle perspective, earthy tones (beige, olive, terracotta)."
- "Generate a product mockup for a portable Bluetooth speaker: speaker placed on a wooden camping table, with a campfire in the background, stars in the night sky – warm, cozy lighting, photorealistic details, outdoor adventure vibe."
3. Fantasy & Sci-Fi Illustrations
- "Illustrate a magical library where books float in mid-air, shelves reach the ceiling, and crystal chandeliers cast rainbow prisms – dark academia aesthetic, warm candlelight, intricate book spines and ancient scrolls."
- "Create a scene of a spaceship fleet traveling through a neon-colored nebula, with distant planets and asteroid fields – epic space opera style, vibrant blues and purples, star trails, high contrast."
- "Design a mythical sea creature (half-dolphin, half-mermaid) swimming in a coral reef filled with bioluminescent fish and seaweed – underwater lighting, soft blues and greens, photorealistic scales and textures."
- "Illustrate a post-apocalyptic city overgrown with vines and trees, with a single survivor riding a bicycle through empty streets – muted color palette (grays, greens), atmospheric fog, detailed urban decay."
4. Lifestyle & Editorial Images
- "Capture a cozy morning scene: a mug of oat milk latte, an open journal with handwritten notes, a potted snake plant, and a stack of books on a windowsill – soft natural light, warm tones (creams, browns), minimalist composition."
- "Generate a dynamic travel photo of a hiker standing at the edge of a cliff, overlooking a valley of wildflowers and snow-capped mountains – golden hour lighting, wide-angle shot, vivid colors (pinks, purples, greens)."
- "Create a family dinner scene: parents and two kids sitting around a wooden table, laughing while eating homemade pizza, fairy lights strung above – warm, intimate lighting, candid poses, photorealistic details."
- "Illustrate a minimalist home office: white desk with a laptop, a desk lamp, a small plant, and a view of a city skyline through the window – clean lines, neutral tones, natural light, modern design."

5. Abstract & Artistic Expressions
- "Create an abstract painting inspired by classical music: flowing brushstrokes, contrasting colors (deep purples, golds, blacks), and swirling shapes that evoke emotion – impressionist style, textured canvas, dramatic lighting."
- "Design a geometric pattern using recycled materials like cardboard, metal, and glass – earth tones (browns, grays, greens), clean lines, repeating motifs suitable for wallpaper or fabric."
- "Generate an abstract digital art piece representing 'hope': bright bursts of yellow and orange against a dark blue background, with soft, glowing lines and floating particles – ethereal, dreamlike style."
- "Illustrate a mixed-media piece combining watercolor and ink: abstract shapes inspired by nature (leaves, waves, clouds), bold black lines, soft washes of color (blues, greens, pinks)."
6. Professional Design Assets
- "Generate a sleek logo for a sustainable tech startup: minimalist geometric design incorporating a sun and a circuit board, color palette (green, blue, white), scalable vector style."
- "Create a storyboard panel for an animated children's show: a group of animals (rabbit, fox, bird) working together to build a treehouse – soft animation style, bright colors, friendly facial expressions."
- "Design a business card for a freelance photographer: black and white photo of a sunset on one side, contact information in a modern sans-serif font on the other – clean, professional layout, matte finish texture."
- "Generate a book cover for a historical fiction novel set in 1920s Paris: a woman in a flapper dress walking down a cobblestone street, Eiffel Tower in the distance, Art Deco typography – sepia tones, dramatic shadows."
7. Niche & Creative Twists
- "Illustrate a steampunk version of a modern café: brass coffee machines, gears and cogs as decor, patrons wearing Victorian-inspired clothing with goggles, steam rising from mugs – sepia tones, detailed machinery, cozy atmosphere."
- "Generate a 'food art' scene: sushi rolls shaped like tiny pandas, sitting on a bamboo mat with soy sauce and wasabi – playful, photorealistic, vibrant colors, close-up shot."
- "Design a Halloween-themed illustration: a black cat wearing a witch's hat, sitting on a porch next to a jack-o'-lantern, full moon in the sky – spooky but whimsical, warm orange and black color palette, watercolor style."

Part 3: How to Craft the Perfect Nano Banana Pro Prompts - Pro Tips for Success
The prompts provided above are just examples. They're also very specific, so you might not find something that you need there. So, let's see how you can improve your capability to make Nano Banana Pro prompts.
Like any other AI, Nano Banana Pro needs precise prompt engineering. To maximize its new capabilities, try to use these practices:
- Be Specific About Style, Lighting, and Composition. The key to prompting is to make sure that you are specific with respect to what you want. Otherwise, you are giving a wide latitude of discretion to the AI on what to generate, and you might not want or align with what it generates. So, guide Gemini as to what you want it to create as specifically as possible.
- Include Context and Mood. Another step to improving specificity when using AI image generators is by adding context and mood. Say, perhaps, that you want to create a 90s-style shoot. Then add that to your prompt.
- Avoid Overcomplication (But Don't Skimp on Details). However, there is an art that lets you say much without overcomplicating things. Just use a short and sweet prompt. You can ask for the help of AI tools to make one.
- Leverage Genre and Reference Points. Nano Banana Pro is trained on different styles. So, specifying which one you like would be really great. For example, you can say "in the style of a 90s magazine shoot," or something similar.
- Test and Iterate. Of course, AI image generators can rarely produce the right image at the first try. You'll have to iterate accordingly. With Nano Banana Pro's reportedly improved cognition, this might be easier to do because you can pinpoint specific parts of the image you want improved.
Part 4: How to Turn Nano Banana Pro Images to Videos?
You have created some amazing images using the latest Google Nano Banana Pro for free. Now, how to turn them into videos? For that, you need the best AI video editor called Filmora.
Filmora is rapidly building support for Nano Banana in its apps. You can download Filmora app on your mobile and experience how to convert Nano Banana Pro image to video with Filmora today. Support for Nano Banana Pro in Filmora Desktop is coming soon, starting with version 15.1.0. You can take a sneak peek here:

What is Filmora?
Filmora is your complete video editing solution and supercharged with AI to make your life easier and your content stand out. You can download it on your mobile, your desktop, and your laptop today. To experience integration with Nano Banana Pro, you need the Filmora mobile app.
How to Convert Nano Banana Pro Image to Video: Step-by-Step
- Download the Filmora mobile app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, as the case may be. Launch the app.

- Tap the Image to Video button.

- Now, upload an image of your choice, enter the prompt on how you want the image to come alive, and tap Generate. That’s it!
Using Nano Banana Pro Templates
You can also tap Templates at the bottom and select Nano Banana Pro in the Trending tab at the top to use templates generated using Nano Banana Pro, right within Filmora.
Here are some before-after examples of what you can achieve with Filmora and Nano Banana Pro. You can also find more templates in the Filmora mobile app.
Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Conclusion: Why Nano Banana Pro Is a Must-Have for Creatives in 2025
In a sea of new AI tools, Gemini 3 Pro Image or Nano Banana Pro isn't just another drop—it's a wave. Its standout capabilities in subject consistency, image fusion, and precision make it a true game-changer for creators.
Don't just keep up with the times; define them. Nano Banana Pro is here. Secure your access now and build your creative future on the cutting edge.
FAQs
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Is Nano Banana Pro free to use?
Google Nano Banana Pro or Nano Banana 2 is available to use for free in a limited capacity, and paid plans are available for unlocking its full potential. -
Can Nano Banana Pro generate videos?
Google Nano Banana Pro Image, as its complete name suggests, is an image generation model. You need to couple it with a video generation model, such as Veo 3/ 3.1, or use a video editor like Filmora that allows you to bring images from Nano Banana Pro to life with videos generated within Filmora. -
How is Nano Banana Pro different from Veo 3.1 or Gemini 3?
Nano Banana Pro is Google’s latest image generation model, whereas Veo 3.1 is Google’s latest video generation model. -
What file types does Nano Banana 2 support?
Nano Banana 2 supports the same formats as Gemini, namely: JPEG, PNG, HEIC, HEIF, and WEBP.

