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Nano Banana Image Editor

Edit one uploaded image with a natural-language instruction and choose Auto or a destination-specific aspect ratio.

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transform the photo into a Japanese anime style, with large expressive eyes, detailed hair, and a soft color palette.
Cinematic poster: 58yo Malawian music legend & 26yo daughter stand back-to-back, shoulders almost touching. He holds vintage mic, she wears modern headphones. Red studio light glows between them. Golden African sunset, girl group below. Warm, emotional, hopeful. Title: The Second Verse. Credit: By Aaron Ngalonde, Logline : "For everyone still writing their song."
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When should I use Nano Banana for an image edit?

Use Nano Banana when you want to test a visual change from one source image with a natural-language prompt and flexible framing. Keep the instruction focused, then inspect the full output because generative editing can alter details beyond the requested change.

Nano Banana controls on Story321

  • One source image

    Use one uploaded image as the reference for your edit instruction.

  • Natural-language instructions

    Describe a background, color, object, lighting, or style change in the prompt.

  • Flexible framing

    Select Auto or choose from square, portrait, landscape, and wider aspect-ratio options.

  • Focused iterations

    Keep the source image and most of the prompt stable while testing a single revised detail.

How to edit with Nano Banana

  1. 1

    Upload the source image

    Choose an image you are allowed to edit.

  2. 2

    Choose framing

    Start with Auto to retain a source-led frame, or select an aspect ratio for a defined destination.

  3. 3

    Write a clear instruction

    Name the intended change and the visual details that should remain.

  4. 4

    Inspect and refine

    Review the image as a whole and revise one instruction at a time if needed.

Nano Banana editing use cases

  • Creative directions

    Explore a new palette, style, atmosphere, or material direction from an existing image.

  • Social crops

    Test portrait, square, or wider framing for an image that must fit a particular placement.

  • Background concepts

    Try a setting change while using the original image as the visual reference.

  • Review alternatives

    Generate a draft direction to discuss before committing to a manual retouch or final asset.

Nano Banana review notes

  • Story321 currently exposes a one-source-image workflow; provider capabilities may be broader than the controls shown here.
  • Generative edits may affect nearby details, text, logos, faces, or proportions.
  • Confirm the current controls and credit amount in the form before generating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which aspect ratios can I choose?

Story321 offers Auto plus 21:9, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, and 9:16.

How much does a Nano Banana image edit cost?

A Nano Banana image edit is 11 credits on Story321. Confirm the displayed amount before generating.

Can I upload multiple source images?

This Story321 page uses one uploaded source image per edit request.

What should my prompt say?

State the desired change, then identify the subject, framing, and details to preserve. Review the full image after each result.

Nano Banana image editing credits

Image edit
11 credits per image

Nano Banana workflow specifications

Nano Banana workflow specifications
InputOne uploaded image and an edit prompt
Aspect ratioAuto plus square, portrait, landscape, and wide presets
Resolution controlNot exposed in this Story321 form
Output format controlNot exposed in this Story321 form

Official model reference

Edit an image with Nano Banana

Upload one source image, choose a frame, and describe the visual change you want to explore.

Open Nano Banana