AI image creation & editing
Explore GPT Image 2.6 image creation on Nano Banana. Start with a text prompt or reference photo, shape the composition, and refine the details in the image workspace. From product photography to campaign artwork, bring your ideas into focus.
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Plan your next image, from a first concept to a carefully directed edit. Describe the result you need, then use the workspace to experiment.
Give your GPT Image 2.6 product concept a clear setting: a clean studio backdrop, a natural environment, or a seasonal campaign. Use a reference photo and specify the shape, materials, and label details to preserve.
Plan the headline, focal point, and negative space before generating. Put exact wording in quotes and describe the layout so you can evaluate both the artwork and its readability.
Develop a visual theme for a launch, thumbnail, or story. Set the intended aspect ratio and keep the subject, color palette, and lighting consistent as you explore variations.
Write a focused GPT Image 2.6 editing brief around an existing image. Describe one change, such as a new background or color, and list the details that should stay the same. Review each result before the next edit.
A useful image starts with a clear brief. Keep your instructions concrete and make each revision easy to compare.
Build your GPT Image 2.6 prompt around the subject, setting, composition, lighting, and style. For image editing, upload a reference and explain what to change and what to preserve.
Select the model, aspect ratio, resolution, and background options in the workspace. Check the displayed credit cost, then generate your first version.
Inspect faces, product shapes, text, and small details. Adjust one instruction at a time, compare the results, and download the image that fits your project.
Use these briefs as starting points in the workspace. Replace the subject, colors, and text with your own, or explore more image prompts.
Product photography
Photograph a matte sage-green ceramic coffee cup on a warm ivory surface. Soft window light from the left, a gentle shadow to the right, eye-level composition, subtle ceramic texture. Keep the upper third empty. No text, logos, or extra objects.
Campaign artwork
Create a portrait poster for a weekend flower market. A sculptural arrangement of orange poppies against a deep forest-green background. Place the exact headline "SUNDAY IN BLOOM" once at the top in large cream serif lettering. Keep a clean margin and add no other text.
Reference-based editing
Using the uploaded product photo, replace only the background with a pale limestone surface and a softly lit beige wall. Keep the product's shape, color, proportions, label, and camera angle unchanged. Add a natural contact shadow. Do not add props or text.
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Practical answers for creating, editing, and downloading images on Nano Banana.
Use the image workspace to turn written ideas or reference images into visual drafts. Explore product photography, posters, social content, and targeted edits, then refine your prompt and download a result.
Yes. Use text-to-image mode and describe the subject, setting, style, and composition. A reference image is useful when you want to guide the appearance of an existing subject, but it is not required for a text prompt.
Switch to image-to-image mode, upload your reference, and describe the edit. For example, request a different background while preserving the subject's shape and colors. Review the result for unintended changes before making another edit.
Use a concrete brief: subject, setting, composition, lighting, style, and constraints. Put any required words in quotation marks. For an edit, separate the change you want from the details you need to preserve. The prompt examples above give you three starting points.
Keep the copy concise, spell it out exactly, and specify its position, size, and contrast. Ask for no additional text. Always check spelling and legibility in the generated image, especially for labels and small typography.
Use the aspect ratio, resolution, and background controls in the workspace. Choose settings that fit the final placement, such as a square product image or a portrait social post, and check the credit cost before generating.
The workspace shows the credit cost for your selected settings before you submit. Review your balance and the pricing plans if you need more credits. Changing settings can change the cost.
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