google/nano-banana-2-edit

What Nano Banana 2 Edit Does

Nano Banana 2 Edit is a high-speed image-editing model that rapidly modifies existing images — or extracts and edits frames from a video — based on natural-language text prompts. It is built for fast creative edits and style transfer rather than meticulous, high-end retouching.

Key Features

• Prompt-Based Editing: Transforms images using plain-language instructions, no manual masking required.
• Image & Video Inputs: Accepts up to 14 image URLs, or a video (HTTPS, max 15 MB) to extract and edit frames from.
• Wide Aspect-Ratio Support: Offers 14 aspect ratios from 1:1 and 16:9 to extreme formats like 8:1, 4:1, and 21:9.
• Selectable Resolution: Supports 512, 1K, 2K, and 4K output sizes.
• Video Format Flexibility: Handles mp4, mpeg, mov, avi, wmv, and flv via videoMimeType.
• Asynchronous Architecture: Uses a “Create Task → Poll Result” API workflow for scalable integration.

How to Use Nano Banana 2 Edit

1. Provide at least one input — an image array (up to 14 URLs) or a video URL (HTTPS, max 15 MB).
2. Write a prompt describing the edit, transformation, or style change you want.
3. Submit a POST request to the /api/v1/google/nano-banana-2-edit endpoint with your input and prompt, plus optional aspectRatio, imageSize, and videoMimeType.
4. Receive a task_id with a “pending” or “processing” status.
5. Poll GET /api/v1/tasks/{task_id} and download the edited image once the task completes.

Best Use Cases

• Rapid Style Transfer: Quickly restyle images into new looks and aesthetics.
• Fast Creative Edits: Make quick background, lighting, or composition changes on the fly.
• Frame Extraction & Editing: Pull a frame from a video and transform it with a prompt.
• Social & Marketing Content: Produce edited variations across many aspect ratios for posts and ads.

Tips for Better Results

• Don’t Use It for Meticulous Retouching: For high-end photorealistic retouching, choose a model built for fidelity — this one prioritizes speed.
• Be Specific About the Edit: State clearly what should change and what should stay the same.
• Mind the Video Limit: Keep video inputs under 15 MB and use a supported videoMimeType (default mp4).
• Match Aspect Ratio to Placement: Pick the output aspectRatio that fits the final destination before editing.
• Iterate Small, Finalize Large: Edit at 512 or 1K for fast feedback, then re-run at 2K or 4K for the final asset.

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价格

单位: $/img

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