Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Google's Nano Banana AI Model Goes Viral for Image Edits
Google has created an AI tool called Nano Banana, which lets you edit pictures.
You can change what people are wearing, where they are, or even add new people into a photo, like celebrities.
It works in Google Gemini, so you can upload a photo and tell it what to do.
The tool then creates a new, edited image.
The new image will also have a mark to show it's been edited so people know the photo isn't real.
You can test this by trying virtual try-on to see what you would look like wearing something.
Google DeepMind released the Nano Banana AI image editing model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.
The model allows for specific edits such as changing clothes, location, or adding people.
Nano Banana produces images with both visible and invisible watermarks.
Users can access the model through Google AI Studio or Google Gemini.
The model can also create a virtual try-on feature.
- Who
- Google DeepMind developed the Nano Banana AI image editing model.
- What
- The Nano Banana AI model generates realistic image edits.
- When
- The model was recently released and integrated into Google Gemini.
- Where
- The model is used within Google Gemini.
- Why
- To enable specific image edits and offer a virtual try-on feature.
- Model Name
- Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image)
- Developer
- Google DeepMind
- Functionality
- AI-powered image editing
- Key Feature
- Specific edits (clothes, location, adding people)
- Watermarks
- Visible and invisible (SynthID) for image verification