Image model · Image editing
Nano Banana 2 Edit on Klingobanana
Nano Banana 2 Edit accepts several reference images at once, which makes it a practical tool for keeping a face or a product consistent from one image to the next.
From 3 credits per image
Specs
- Type
- Image · Image editing
- Input
- Requires an image (up to 4 references)
- Reference images
- Up to 4
- Speed
- Fast
Price per generation
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| One image | 3 credits |
Credits come from your plan. See all models to compare image prices.
What Nano Banana 2 Edit is good at
Nano Banana 2 Edit is the multi-reference editor in the catalog. Where most edit models take one image, this one accepts several at the same time, so you can show it a face from two angles plus a product, then ask for a new scene that includes all of them. That single capability is why it has become the workhorse for AI-influencer and brand-character work.
It shares the speed and mid-range cost of Nano Banana 2, which matters because consistency work is iterative: you usually need many attempts to land a set of images where the face really looks like the same person. Paying premium prices for each attempt would add up fast.
Ideal use cases
- A consistent AI character. Feed two or three reference shots of the same face and generate that character in new outfits, locations and poses.
- Person plus product. Upload a portrait and a product photo, then ask for the person holding or using the product, a common UGC-ad starting point.
- Fast edit loops. Try a handful of variations of an edit in a row and keep the best, since each pass is cheap enough to repeat.
Limits to know about
- Likeness is good but not perfect. Check faces closely, particularly in side angles and strong expressions.
- More references do not always help; muddled or inconsistent references produce a muddled identity.
- For final, detail-critical retouching the premium Gemini 3 Pro Edit is stronger.
Example prompts for Nano Banana 2 Edit
Character in a new location
Using the woman from the reference photos, show her sitting on a rooftop in Valencia at sunset, wearing a cream knit sweater, relaxed smile, shot at eye level. Keep her face and hair identical.
Why it works. It names the reference subject, states what changes (location, clothing) and what is locked (face, hair).
Person holding a product
The man from the first image holds the green skincare bottle from the second image at chest height, bathroom mirror light, neutral expression, label facing the camera.
Why it works. Telling the model which image supplies which element avoids it blending the two sources.
Outfit change
Dress the person in the reference in a tailored navy suit with a white shirt and no tie. Keep the pose, background and face exactly the same.
Why it works. A single wardrobe change with the rest locked is the cleanest way to test identity retention.
Settings and what costs more
- One image costs 3 credits, between the cheapest image model (1 credits) and the most expensive (5 credits).
- Prompt length and aspect ratio do not change the price, so spend your effort on the prompt rather than on shaving words.
- Choose references with the same lighting and similar resolution, but different angles. Variety of angle improves identity; variety of lighting confuses it.
- Say which reference does what ("the person from image one, the product from image two"), especially when you upload more than one.
- Pick the aspect ratio you will use downstream, for example 9:16 if the still will become a vertical video first frame.
Compare Nano Banana 2 Edit with
- Gemini 3 Pro Edit (5 credits per image)Choose it for higher fidelity retouching for a single reference at a higher cost.
- FLUX Kontext Dev (1 credits per image)Choose it for a cheap single-image editor for small, local changes.
- Nano Banana 2 (3 credits per image)Choose it for the text-only version for when you have no reference to start from.
Our take
If you need the same face or product in many images, start with Nano Banana 2 Edit and several good references.
Use it for
- Building a consistent AI influencer, using reference images to keep one face across content.
- UGC-style product ads, from script to finished clip.
- Choosing a platform? Klingobanana vs Higgsfield, Klingobanana vs OpenArt.
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Frequently asked questions
How many reference images can Nano Banana 2 Edit use?
- It accepts several references per generation. The Klingobanana interface shows the current limit when you upload, and the spec table on this page reflects the catalog value.
Is this the best way to make a consistent AI influencer?
- It is one of the most practical, because multiple references stabilise the face. Pair it with an image-to-video model so the same face moves in video too.
Can it put a product in someone's hand reliably?
- Often, yes, particularly with a clear product photo and a prompt that says which image is which. Expect to try a few generations to get a natural grip.
Can I use it via the API?
- Yes. Send the reference image URLs and your instruction with this model id through the Klingobanana API, and the result URL comes back when the job completes.
How many credits does Nano Banana 2 Edit cost?
- One image costs 3 credits on Klingobanana. The price table on this page lists every supported length.
Can I use reference images with Nano Banana 2 Edit?
- Yes, it accepts up to 4 reference images.
Do I need a subscription?
- Yes. There is no free tier; credits come from a subscription plan or a top-up.
Generate with Nano Banana 2 Edit
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