Start with a description
Describe the subject, lighting, style and composition. Explore illustrations, realistic scenes and concepts for a photo shoot.
Create images from a description or change the background, outfit and style in your own photos. Explore Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro in AITale’s image editor, on the website or through Telegram.
An idea for an AI portraitNano Banana is Google’s family of image generation and editing models. Nano Banana 2 is also known as Gemini 3.1 Flash Image; Nano Banana 2.1 is an update based on Gemini 3.6 Flash, and Pro is a separate model based on Gemini 3 Pro Image. Use this guide to understand the versions and start a task in AITale.
Describe the subject, lighting, style and composition. Explore illustrations, realistic scenes and concepts for a photo shoot.
Upload a photo and describe the change. Specify which face, objects or details should remain unchanged.
Use the AITale website or Telegram bot. A separate Google account is not required to use the models through AITale.
Try Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro on your task. The editor offers aspect ratios and 1K, 2K and 4K output options.
These names refer to different variants. The availability column shows what you can actually select in AITale.
| Version | Purpose | On AITale |
|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana | The original family member for image creation and edits described in text. | Family background |
| Nano Banana 2 | Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for image creation and editing, separate from Pro. | Editor offers 2.1 |
| Nano Banana 2.1 | An update based on Gemini 3.6 Flash for text-and-image tasks and successive edits. Available in AITale. | Available |
| Nano Banana Pro | Based on Gemini 3 Pro Image, with control over composition, lighting and detail. Compare it with 2.1 using the same prompt. | Available |
| Nano Banana 2 Lite | Google describes Lite as a fast and efficient family member for image generation and editing. | Not offered |
AITale offers Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro. Other variants are described for context and cannot be selected on this page.
Explore portraits, backgrounds, product scenes and illustrations, starting from a description or your own photo.
Explore business, casual or cinematic looks. When editing a photo, ask to preserve the face, age and hairstyle.
Change the setting or clothing and describe what must stay the same. Match the new lighting to the subject.
Plan a product scene with suitable light and props. Identify the shape, colours and lettering that should be preserved.
Create images for social posts, presentations or personal projects. Refine style and composition with a more specific prompt.
There is no model download to install. Open AITale’s image editor, then start with text or add your photo as a reference.
Sign in, open Images and choose Nano Banana 2.1 or Pro. Set the aspect ratio and output size.
Explain the subject and desired result. For edits, upload a reference and separate what should change from what should stay.
Check faces, hands, lettering and important details. Refine the prompt if necessary, then download the finished image.
Copy a prompt and adapt it to your project. Upload a reference first when the task calls for preserving a person or product.
Create a realistic portrait of an adult woman by the window of a minimalist cafe. Olive linen jacket, cream shirt, soft daylight. A burgundy ceramic cup on the table. Natural skin texture, muted colours, no text or logos. Landscape 4:3 composition.
Use the uploaded photo as the reference. Replace the background with a bright terrace, greenery and soft morning light. Preserve the person’s face, age, hairstyle, pose and clothing. Match the lighting and shadows to the new scene.
Use the product photo as a reference. Place the object on a pale stone plinth with soft side lighting and a neutral beige background. Preserve its shape, colour, proportions and existing lettering. Do not add any logos.
Using the uploaded portrait, create a professional profile photo: plain navy blazer, pale background, soft studio lighting. Preserve individual facial features, age and hairstyle. Natural retouching without excessive skin smoothing.
AITale pricing depends on the model and image size. Check the editor before starting and the pricing page for current terms.
Paid generations use your AITale balance. Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro have different rates; a new generation is a separate request.
Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro have a shared allowance of five free generations per seven days per account. Select free mode explicitly and check your remaining attempts in the editor.
Choose 1K, 2K or 4K. A 4K result may be prepared by enlarging a 2K image; a larger file does not guarantee new detail.
An account is required, including for free mode. Free attempts are limited, shared across channels and do not imply unlimited access.
Current pricingAnother approach to text-based visuals, lettering and reference edits. Compare both on the same brief.
Explore GPT Image 2.6Nano Banana 2 is Google’s image generation and editing model, also known as Gemini 3.1 Flash Image. Nano Banana 2.1 is a later family update based on Gemini 3.6 Flash. AITale offers 2.1 and the separate Pro model.
They are different models in the same family. Google positions Nano Banana 2 for rapid creation and editing, and Pro for detailed tasks. In AITale you can compare 2.1 and Pro on the same prompt.
AITale offers five free generations per seven days across Nano Banana 2.1 and Pro in a dedicated free mode. Check the remaining allowance and reset time in the editor. This is a limited allowance, not unlimited free use.
Yes. Add a reference photo, describe the changes and specify the features to preserve. Review the output: exact likeness and preservation of every detail are not guaranteed.
No. Use AITale online in a browser or its Telegram bot. An AITale account is required to generate images, including free attempts.
No. Nano Banana is a Google model family. AITale is an independent platform providing access to selected models.
On AITale, Nano Banana is used for still images. Open the video tool and choose a video model to animate an image.
Choose a prompt or upload a photo. Start with one clear change, review the result and refine the next request.
