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Nano Banana Edit photos free by describing the change

Google Gemini 2.5 Flash Image — plain words in, edited still out

Upload a photo and try Nano Banana free with a short prompt — recolor, clear a background, drop an object, or restyle a scene. Or write a text-to-image brief when you need a new still. Faces and products stay recognizable across edits. Signup credits cover early runs (3 credits per image), then keep building in your library.

  • Edit by describing the change in plain words
  • Keeps the same face or product across edits
  • Try free with signup credits
  • Flat 3 credits per generate or edit
  • Text to image and image to image in one panel
  • Every version saved to your library
Nano Banana product hero — honey-glaze ceramic banana with cream type
HUMAN FRAGMENTS editorial poster sample

Create a 9:16 editorial poster in the HUMAN FRAGMENTS visual system. Theme: [surfing / basketball / boxing / cake decorating] Subject: [gender, age, appearance, outfit] Action: [specific movement or handcraft] Scene: [location and environment] Title: [custom two-word title] Supporting line: [one short phrase] Year: 2026 Use oversized cropped typography as the main structural framework. The letters should act as windows that reveal the surrounding environment, while the main person remains visually complete in front of the type. Do not let the letters cut through the face, torso, arms, thighs, or other important parts of the body. Let one key action element break beyond the typography to create strong depth: 1. WAVE CUT — a surfer carving across a rising wave, with the board nose, hand, water spray, and curled wave breaking outside the letters. 2. RIM RISE — a basketball player reaching toward the hoop from a camera placed above the rim, with the basketball, hand, and hoop fully outside the letter masks and aligned naturally. 3. IMPACT FRAME — a boxer throwing a straight punch toward the camera, with the foreground glove enlarged and breaking beyond the typography while the gym remains inside the letters. 4. SOFT SWIRL — a graceful young woman decorating a cake, with the piping bag, hands, cake, and cream details extending beyond the letters while the bakery interior appears inside the type. Use realistic photography, believable anatomy, natural skin texture, strong foreground perspective, subtle paper grain, a warm off-white background, restrained colors, and clean editorial spacing. Keep the text minimal and freely placed: [Title] HUMAN FRAGMENTS [Short supporting line] 2026

Use Nano Banana for everyday edits, not print-flagship work

The cheap, fast lane when a sentence is enough to change a picture.

Most image work is not a blank canvas — it is a file you already have. Use Nano Banana for plain-language edits: drop in a photo, type the change, and get a new still without masks or layers. Recolor an item, swap a background, remove a photobomber, or colorize an old shot while the face or product still looks like itself. Prefer a brand-new image? Switch to text to image in the same generator. At 3 credits per run it is the lightest option in this family on SupaImagine — for daily edits and many tries, not for Pro-level 4K finish or multi-person Flash briefs. Creators also run quick social variants between posts without a heavyweight editor.

| Nano Banana | edit photo with prompt | AI photo editor | character consistent edit |

Edit proof

See Nano Banana turn a photo into a clean edit

Each case shows the original still, the edit prompt, and the result. Try this edit fills the generator with the reference image and prompt.

Blue jacket → forest green

Same portrait with forest green jacket

Original

Portrait in a bright blue denim jacket

Edit prompt

Keep the same person, face, hair, pose, and background. Change only the jacket to deep forest green denim. Keep fabric folds and lighting. Photoreal still.

Copy a brief

Three Nano Banana prompts you can try free

Finished stills with paste-ready prompts. Use this prompt fills the generator text; upload a photo first when you want image to image.

Ceramic coffee mug with steam on a sunlit oak table
Sample still

Example prompt

Morning mug still

A matte ceramic coffee mug on a sunlit oak kitchen table, gentle steam, soft morning window light, shallow depth of field, clean lifestyle still, no text, no logo.

Job Text to image Mode Generate
Use this prompt
Leather handbag product still on a clean table
Sample still

Example prompt

Product bag hero

Photoreal product still of a rich brown leather handbag on a clean white table, soft studio light, visible leather grain, commercial catalog look, no logos, no text.

Job Product still Mode Generate
Use this prompt
Woman in yellow sweater and sunglasses in a park
Sample still

Example prompt

Sunny park portrait with sunglasses

Photoreal outdoor portrait of a smiling adult woman wearing sunglasses and a yellow turtleneck sweater in soft park light, medium shot, natural skin, no text, no watermark.

Job Portrait Mode Generate
Use this prompt

Use Nano Banana for prompt edits, consistent subjects, cheap loops

Edit by describing it

Type the change in plain words — make the jacket red, clear the background, remove the person on the left — and try Nano Banana free without masking tools. The gap between idea and edit is one sentence.

A photo edited by a plain-language prompt, before and after

Your character stays the same

Use Nano Banana for character-safe restyles: move a person, mascot, or product into a new scene and identity holds — same face, same packaging — instead of drifting into a near-lookalike each time.

The same character kept recognizable across several edits

Fast and easy on credits

Each image is 3 credits whether you generate or edit, so a dozen variations stay affordable. Treat this as your draft loop, then open a heavier model only when you need print-scale detail.

A grid of fast, low-cost image variations

Generate fresh or transform a photo

Text to image when you start from an idea, image to image when you start from a file — both in one panel, so create and refine never means switching tools. Many teams claim signup credits before paying for a pack.

Generating from a prompt and editing an uploaded image in one workspace

Edit a photo with Nano Banana in four clicks

1
Upload or prompt

Upload or prompt

Drop in the picture you want to change, or type a brief if you are creating a new still from scratch.

2
Say what to change

Say what to change

Describe the edit in plain language — color, background, object to add or remove — and leave everything else for the model to keep. Change one clear thing at a time.

3
Generate

Generate

Run it and compare to the original. Reword and try again when needed — at 3 credits a pass, iteration is cheap.

4
Keep the result

Keep the result

Download what you like. Every version stays in your library, and failed runs refund credits automatically.

Jobs where Nano Banana shines

Social posts

Quick steady-feed edits — new background, color tweak, remove clutter — without opening a heavy editor between posts.

Product listings

Clean product shots and simple variants for listings while the item itself stays true across the catalog grid.

Portraits & avatars

Restyle a headshot or place it in a new setting while the face stays recognizably you — useful for avatars and speaker pages.

Photo cleanup

Remove a photobomber, erase a stray object, or bring a faded picture back to color — described in a sentence, not retouched for hours.

Blog visuals on a budget

Featured images and light edits at 3 credits, so every post can ship with an original still instead of stock clutter.

Nano Banana — practical answers

How do I tell Nano Banana what to change on my photo?

Upload the photo, then write the edit in everyday words — recolor the jacket, clear the background, remove the sign. Try Nano Banana free as image to image; you do not draw masks.

Can I try Nano Banana free after I sign up?

Yes. New accounts get signup credits you can spend here (3 credits per image). Sign in and try Nano Banana free on a first edit or text-to-image still.

Does it only edit uploads, or can it make a new image?

Both. Image to image when you start from a file; text to image when you start from a prompt. Same generator panel either way.

Will a face or product stay recognizable across several edits?

That is a core job here. Name the same person or product each time and change only what you want — identity should hold better than a random re-roll.

What everyday jobs fit this page best?

Social cleanup, product background swaps, portrait restyles, colorize or de-clutter passes, and other one-sentence edits where speed and low credits matter more than print 4K.

Is this the right pick for large print or 4K finish?

No. This page is the everyday edit lane. For photoreal work up to 4K, open the Pro model. For multi-person Flash scenes, open version 2. For cheap 1K drafts only, open 2 Lite.

How many credits does one image use?

A flat 3 credits per generate or edit — the lowest price in this family on SupaImagine. Paid plans add more credits when signup credits run out.

Can I use results for client or commercial work?

On a paid plan, yes — subject to SupaImagine terms. Signup-credit runs are for trying the model, not commercial licensing.

Describe the edit — try Nano Banana free

Sign up, spend starter credits on plain-language photo edits, and keep every version in your SupaImagine library.