Nano BananaTutorial: How to Use Google 2.5 Flash Image
On August 26, Google DeepMind unveiled a new image editing mode known as Google Flash, aka Nano Banana. It is already in early preview, and according to Google, it is a top-rated image editing model.
This model is used for:
- Product Photography
- Fashion Photography
- Social Media Photography
- Old Image Restoration and more.
Key Features of Nano Banana
- Character Consistency: Whether you're adding a hat, changing a hairstyle, or blending multiple images, Nano Banana ensures that people, pets, and objects maintain their core appearance across edits.
- Multi-Turn Editing: Refine your images step by step—like updating a room’s color scheme, inserting furniture, or shifting details—all while preserving balance and coherence.
- Multi-Image Fusion: Blend elements from different images into seamless, realistic composites. For example, merge your photo with your pet’s or apply textures from one image onto objects in another.
- Natural-Language Prompts: Give instructions like “blur the background and add a sunflower field” or “remove the stain from the shirt,” and the AI performs targeted edits with precision.
- Accessible Across Platforms: Available to both free and paid Gemini users on mobile and web interfaces.
How to Use Nano Banana: Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Based on comprehensive testing and real-world usage examples, here are multiple ways to access and use Nano Banana effectively.
Method 1: Using Google Gemini
Step 1: Access Gemini
- Navigate to gemini.google.com

- Sign in with your Google account
Step 2: Activate Image Tools
- Look for the pop-up banner saying "Make more magical images with enhanced image editing"
- Click "Try now" button

- Alternatively, click the "Tools" button next to the prompt bar and select "Create images"
Step 3: Upload and Edit
- Upload one or more images you want to edit

- In the prompt box, describe the changes you want to make
Example prompts:
- "Change the background to a sunny beach."
- "Combine these two images to make it look natural"
Method 2: Using Google AI Studio (Free Method)
Step 1: Access AI Studio
- Navigate to aistudio.google.com

- Sign in with your Google account
- No payment required for initial testing
Step 2: Set Up the Model
- On the left-hand menu, click "Generate media"

- This opens the correct Nano Banana interface
Step 3: Create and Edit
- Upload the photo(s) you wish to work with

- Write a detailed prompt describing your desired edits
- Click the "Run" button to generate your new image
- Example: "Make this person runaway from a dinosaur on a boat in this lake"
Real-World Usage Examples and Prompts
In this section we will discuss the real life example of Nano Banana to how it works.
Example 1: Portrait Transformation
Original Scenario: A boy standing in his backyard garden.

- Prompt: "Make bay look like a prince, holding blue flowers"

Example 2: Multi-Image Blending
- Original Scenario: Combining a person photo with a pet photo
- Prompt: "Make a image of the boy and his pet dog playing together"

Example 3: Virtual Try-On (Progressive Editing)
- Original Scenario: A boy standing in his backyard garden

- Prompt: "Make an image of a boy wearing a red hoodie with on University' written on it."

Example 4: Interior Design
- Step 1: Upload blank living room image
- Prompt: "Add a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf on the blank wall and also add a lamp near bookshelf"
- Step 2: Add furniture
- Prompt: "Add sofa and carpet in the room where it fits best"

Prompt Engineering Guidelines for Nano Banana
- Be Hyper-Specific: Instead of "change background," use "change the background to a sunny beach with palm trees and blue ocean"
- Use Descriptive Language: "Make me look like a princess in the Ramayana, holding flowers" works better than "make me look like a princess"
- Progressive Editing: Use multi-turn conversations for complex edits:
- Context Preservation: The AI remembers previous edits, so you can refine iteratively
- Quality Enhancement: After multiple edits, use "Upscale this image" to improve quality