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  • One image: JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 10 MB
  • Say what to change and what to keep, e.g. "change the background to a beach, keep the person the same"
  • One change at a time gives the most reliable edit
  • Put any words the image should show in quotes
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Nano Banana Image Editor

The Nano Banana image editor changes one part of your photo from a one-sentence instruction and aims to keep the rest. Try it with three free images, no sign-up.

Original photo: Nano Banana image editor: a man's selfie with the background replaced by a sunny beach at golden hourBefore
Nano Banana Image Editor result: Nano Banana image editor: a man's selfie with the background replaced by a sunny beach at golden hourAfter

Example result. Describe your image to make yours.

Examples

Original photo: Nano Banana image editor: a man's selfie with the background replaced by a sunny beach at golden hourBefore
Nano Banana Image Editor result: Nano Banana image editor: a man's selfie with the background replaced by a sunny beach at golden hourAfter

What you can do with the Nano Banana image editor

Each edit below is a one-sentence instruction; name the change and where it applies.

  • Swap the background

    Try "replace the background with a sunny beach". A time of day and a kind of light help the new place match your subject.

  • Remove people or objects

    Try "remove the people in the background". Say what goes and where it is in the frame. Removing one thing per instruction is easier to check.

  • Change clothes or colors

    Try "change the jacket to a red leather jacket". Name one item and its new color or material.

  • Restyle the whole photo

    Try "turn it into a watercolor painting" or "make it a snowy winter evening". Style and season changes apply to the whole picture.

  • Add a sign or a caption

    Try adding a neon sign that reads "Open Late". Put the words in quotes; check the spelling in the result.

  • Product photos

    Move a bottle or a mug onto marble, wood or a plain backdrop. Compare labels and logos with your original before you use the image.

How to use the Nano Banana image editor

Three steps, and the only thing you type is the instruction.

  1. 1

    Upload one photo

    Drop in a JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC up to 10 MB. The editor takes one photo; picking another replaces it.

  2. 2

    Write what to change and what to keep

    One change at a time works best, for example "replace the background with a sunny beach, keep the person the same". Or click one of the six ideas to fill the box. Keep it under 2,000 characters; shorter and more concrete usually reads better.

  3. 3

    Press Edit Image, check and download

    An edit can take a few minutes. Compare the result with your original, then press Download.

Why use this Nano Banana image editor

Four things this editor does, and one thing it does not.

  • Words instead of brushes

    There are no masks, layers or selections. You describe the change and the editor finds the part of the photo it applies to.

  • Asks to keep the rest

    The editor is asked to change only what you name and keep faces, pose and composition. In our test a selfie got a sunny beach background and the person looked unchanged.

  • Quoted words become text

    Words you put in quotes are asked to be drawn exactly as written, like a neon sign that reads "Open Late". Check the spelling every time.

  • Free to try, no sign-up

    Every visitor gets three free images for life, shared across our image tools and made at 1K. After that the page asks you to sign in and use credits.

  • Edits by text only

    There is no upscaler, no transparent-PNG export and no batch mode. It does one thing: one photo, one instruction, one edited image.

Frequently asked questions

You get three free images for life, with no sign-up and no card. They are 1K images and the allowance is shared across our image tools, so an edit here uses one of the same images. After that you need an account and credits.

The result area asks you to create an account or sign in. Credits aren't on sale yet, so signed-in visitors without credits can join a waitlist and get an email when they open.

The editor is asked to keep faces, pose, clothes and composition unless you name them. It usually does, but it is AI output: compare the result with your original before you use it.

The editor starts from one photo of yours and changes what you name. The image generator creates from a prompt, with or without reference photos, and lets you pick the model and size.

No. There is no brush, mask or selection tool. You describe the part in words, such as "the jacket" or "the people in the background", and the editor decides where it applies.

Yes, name it and say where it is, for example "remove the people in the background". Check the area afterward, because a busy background can come out with odd details. One removal per instruction is easier to check.

Yes. Put the words in quotes, for example a sign that reads "Open Late". The editor is asked to write them as typed, so read the result letter by letter.

It can take a few minutes. One real run on our image tools took about six minutes, mostly waiting in a queue, so don't count on seconds.

JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC up to 10 MB, in a desktop or phone browser. The editor takes one photo and makes one image per run, at 1K, and no history page keeps it, so download the one you want.

Your photo is only used to create your videos and images and is never used to train AI models. The photo and your instruction go to Google's Nano Banana 2 model, which may keep them for a limited time. We can delete your files on request.

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