Which modes does Nano Banana 2.1 have on Orelon?

Two. Text-to-image works from a written prompt, and reference-based editing starts from images you upload. Both expose the same aspect ratios and resolutions.

How many reference images can I attach?

Up to 10. Describe what should change and what should stay; faces, products, and objects keep their features across the edit.

Single images usually finish in seconds. Multi-reference edits take a little longer, and you can queue a few variations to compare side by side.

Which resolutions are available?

Output goes up to 4K. Every generation shows its credit cost before you run it, and higher resolutions cost proportionally more.

How do I keep results consistent?

One change per round, quoted text, and explicit notes about what must not move. References plus preservation notes are what hold a series of edits together.

AI IMAGE MODEL

Nano Banana 2.1 AI Image Generator

Describe what you want to see, or drop in a few reference photos. Nano Banana 2.1 keeps light and materials believable, renders text you can actually read, and holds a subject steady from one edit to the next.

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FEATURED IMAGES

Start from a finished image

Real images made with Nano Banana 2.1. Open one to read the exact prompt and make it yours.

Samples refresh as the community publishes new work.

Golden Hour Fisherman Portrait

A candid 85mm portrait of an elderly fisherman mending his net on a wooden dock at golden hour.

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Solmare Travel Poster

A mid-century modern travel poster for a fictional seaside town, built from bold flat shapes and clean typography.

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Lantern Alley in the Rain

A 35mm film-style street photo of a woman with a clear umbrella in a lantern-lit alley at dusk.

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Rustic Breakfast Flat Lay

An overhead food-photography shot of a rustic breakfast table in soft morning window light.

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MODEL GUIDE

Nano Banana 2.1 on Orelon

Nano Banana 2.1 is Google's image generation and editing model from October 2026, and the successor to Nano Banana 2. It draws materials and light more convincingly, gets text inside images right far more often, and keeps a subject recognizable through long chains of edits, all at the same fast, inexpensive tier as before.

On Orelon you can start from a written prompt or from up to 10 reference images, work in any of 15 aspect ratios, and improve a result one change at a time. Each round of edits carries the previous ones forward rather than starting over.

E-commerce and marketing

Move one product across studios, seasons, and campaigns from a single photo, with the packaging still readable in every version.

Designers who work with text

Posters, infographics, and social graphics where the words matter as much as the picture.

Comics and character work

Keep a cast consistent across outfits, poses, and scenes over a long series of images.

CAPABILITIES

What Nano Banana 2.1 does well

Edits that keep the subject

Attach up to 10 reference images, then change the setting, the outfit, or the background. Faces and products keep their features, so a whole series still looks like the same subject.

Takes a detailed brief

Prompts up to 20,000 characters. Put the layout, the copy, the style, and what must stay unchanged into one instruction instead of spreading it over several rounds.

Clean output at every size

Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K per image. Wide 2K and 4K formats stay free of tiling seams, which was the weak spot of earlier versions.

Where it fits your work

Product shots

Move a product across studios, outdoors, and concept sets from one honest photo, with labels and hardware left intact.

Ultra-wide banners

Formats like 4:1 and 8:1 render without tiling seams at 2K and 4K, so headers and hoardings come out clean.

Posters and infographics

Put the headline and the hierarchy in the prompt; short strings of text come out legible.

Character series

Hold a cast steady across episodes with reference images, outfit swaps, and small scene changes.

PROMPT GUIDE

Six habits that get a better image

Small choices in the brief change what comes back.

01
Name the subject first
Say what it is and which features must survive the edit: face, label, shape.
02
Describe the light
Where light comes from and how surfaces react tells the model more than words like beautiful.
03
Quote your text
Put copy in quotation marks with placement notes, and keep it short. Check the result at full size before you ship it.
04
Say what stays
In an edit, list the preserved areas next to the change: silhouette, pose, background.
05
Pick the ratio for the destination
Square for feed, 16:9 for presentations, 8:1 for banners. Extreme formats are first-class options here.
06
Change one thing at a time
Multi-turn edits hold together better when each round asks for a single clear change.

WORKFLOWS

Two ways to create

01
From a text prompt
Describe the subject, the light, and the mood, then pick an aspect ratio. Square for feed posts, 16:9 for video frames, up to 8:1 for banners.
Generate an image
02
From your own image
Upload a photo and say what to change. Anything you leave out stays exactly where it was.
Edit an image

PROMPT STARTERS

Start from one of these

Mist on wet stone

A frosted glass skincare bottle on wet dark stone, thin morning mist, soft diffused light, water droplets with visible refraction, macro photography, shallow depth of field.

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Mountain banner in 8:1

A red cabin on a snowfield at sunrise, 8:1 panoramic banner, long blue shadows across the snow, warm light on the ridges, cinematic scale.

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Coffee festival poster

A square poster for a neighborhood coffee festival with headline text "COFFEE WEEKEND" in bold condensed type, cream and dark green palette, a simple line-art coffee cup, generous margins.

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Background swap

Keep the handbag exactly as shown, leather grain, pleats, and gold hardware unchanged, and place it on a museum pedestal under soft gallery lighting.

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One person, three outfits

From the reference portrait, show the same woman in hiking gear, a wool coat, and a rain jacket. Same face, same hairstyle, neutral studio background.

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Impasto seascape

An oil painting of a stormy sea, thick blue-green brush strokes, bright highlights on the wave crests, visible canvas texture, gallery print quality.

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Open the image workspace, attach references if you have them, and pick a ratio from 1:1 to 8:1.

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