Introducing Nano Banana Image Editing AI Model 🍌
For weeks, the AI community has been buzzing with speculation: who’s behind the mysterious “nano-banana” model that’s been quietly making waves in image editing?
Today, the wait is over. We can confirm that nano-banana is in fact Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image editing model — and it’s available publicly on Eachlabs from day one.
Why nano-banana matters
Generative image models have come a long way in just a few years, but most developers and creators still hit the same roadblocks: limited flexibility, unnatural edits, or locked-down access. Nano-banana is designed to solve these problems.
Flexible and powerful
Nano-banana isn’t just another image editor. It’s a state-of-the-art, multimodal model built to handle everything from subtle tweaks to radical transformations. Whether you want to remove background elements, adjust colors and lighting, or completely reimagine a scene, it does so with remarkable precision.
Natural language understanding
The model was trained to follow natural language editing instructions. That means you don’t need to learn prompt hacks or specialized keywords — you simply describe what you want, and the model interprets your intent. Think of commands like:
- “Make it look like golden hour”
- “Remove all people”
- “Turn this into a cinematic poster”
The output feels intuitive, fluid, and aligned with how humans actually describe images.
Publicly available on Eachlabs
At Eachlabs, we believe breakthrough AI should be accessible to builders everywhere — not hidden behind closed betas. That’s why nano-banana is live on our platform from day zero, ready for you to plug into your workflows, apps, or experiments.
You can access it via the Eachlabs API or explore it through our workflow templates for editing, visual storytelling, or creative automation.
Example workflows you could build today:
- Product Photography → Upload raw product shots → “Remove background, add soft studio lighting, place on white background”
- Marketing Campaigns → Take lifestyle photos → “Make it look like a glossy magazine ad”
- Virtual Try-On → Input a clothing item → “Place this shirt on a model with urban background, daylight lighting”
- Creative Editing → Upload an image → “Turn this into a movie poster with cinematic typography”
What’s next
Nano-banana is more than a fun codename — it’s another step toward making AI-powered creativity natural, fast, and accessible. We’re just getting started, and we can’t wait to see what developers, designers, and teams will build with it.