Upload an image, say what should change, and download the result. Brush over an area when the edit needs to stay in one place.
Nano Banana Pro is live, with sharper 2K and 4K output.
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Remove the marked object and fill the area so it matches the surrounding surface, lighting and texture.
Edit photos by describing the change, not by learning a tool
Upload an image, write what should be different, and download the result. No layers, no selections, no software to install. When an edit has to stay in one spot, brush over that area and the model keeps the rest untouched.
JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Multi-fusion mode takes several reference images at once, up to the limit of the model you picked.
Describe the edit
Up to 500 characters, or start from a template and adjust it. Brush over an area when the change belongs in one place only.
Generate and download
Choose the output resolution, run it, and download the file. No watermark, and the result is yours to use commercially.
What this editor does well
Built around one idea: say what you want, get it back.
Plain-language editing
Write the change the way you would say it to a person. Add a brush stroke when you need the edit confined to one region, and leave it out when you don't.
Replace the background with a clean studio backdrop, keeping the subject's edges and original lighting.
Keeps what should not change
Faces, product shapes, logos and surrounding texture stay as they were. The edit lands where you asked and stops there.
Blend several images
Pull an object out of one photo and place it into another. Lighting, perspective and shadow direction are matched to the destination image.
Text that comes out readable
Replace copy on a poster, label or sign and keep the original font weight, colour and perspective. That is the part most image models get wrong.
Up to 4K output
Pick 1K, 2K or 4K per run. You only pay the higher credit cost when you actually need the larger file.
1K
3 credits
2K
6 credits
4K
12 credits
Who this is for
Same editor, different jobs.
Product shots without a second shoot
Put one product photo on a dozen backgrounds, clean up reflections, and fix packaging text, without booking a studio again.
“Remove the marked object and fill the area to match the surrounding surface and lighting.”
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Replace a background
“Replace the background with a clean studio backdrop, keeping the subject's edges and original lighting.”
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Restore an old photo
“Remove scratches and fading, and recover natural skin tones without changing the person's features.”
Questions
What is a prompt-based image editor, and how do I use it?
It edits photos from a written instruction instead of manual tools. Upload an image, describe what should change, pick a model, and generate. If the change belongs in one specific spot, brush over that area first.
Is it free, and do results carry a watermark?
You get a few free runs without an account, and credits when you sign up. Nothing we produce carries a watermark, on any plan.
Which file formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 10 MB per image. Results come back as PNG or JPEG, depending on the model.
Can I use more than one image at a time?
Yes. Multi-fusion mode takes several reference images in one run. The exact limit depends on the model, and the uploader shows it. Refer to them as IMG_1 and IMG_2 in your prompt.
How do you keep the rest of the picture unchanged?
Name what must stay in the prompt, and brush over the region you want changed. The mask tells the model where the edit belongs, which is far more reliable than describing a location in words.
What kinds of edits work?
Removing and inserting objects, background replacement, text changes inside an image, colour and material changes, photo restoration, style transfer, and blending several photos into one scene.
Which model should I pick?
Start with the cheapest one for small fixes. Step up when you need higher resolution or stronger consistency across a complex edit. Each model lists its credit cost per resolution before you run it.
Who is it for?
Anyone who needs an image changed and does not want to open a full editor: online sellers, creators, marketers and designers, and people fixing their own photos.
What happens to the images I upload?
They are stored privately and served only through short-lived links tied to your account. They are used to run your edit, not to train models.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. You own what you generate and can use it in commercial work. You are responsible for holding the rights to whatever you upload.