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Nano Banana Pro Photoreal stills up to 4K

Google Gemini 3 Pro Image — detail, local edits, consistent subjects

Run Nano Banana Pro when the still has to look like a photograph — lighting, texture, materials — and when you may finish at 2K or 4K for large screens or print. Generate from a prompt or upload a photo for a precise local edit that changes one region and leaves the rest alone. Try free at 1K with signup credits (10 credits for the default tier), then step up only the winners.

  • Photoreal lighting, texture, and materials
  • Finish up to 4K for large screens and print
  • Precise local edits to one part of an image
  • Keeps a subject consistent across a set
  • Try free at 1K with signup credits
  • Text to image and image to image
Nano Banana Pro product hero — liquid gold banana sculpture 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

When Nano Banana Pro is worth the higher tier

Realism and resolution first — not the cheapest everyday pass.

This Pro tier earns its place when the still must hold under a zoom or a large display: photoreal detail, resolution up to 4K, and careful local edits that recolor a product, clear a background, or restyle one region without rebuilding the whole image. It also keeps a character or product recognizable across a series so a catalog or storyboard feels like one set. Draft at 1K when you are exploring, then step to 2K or 4K for the final pass. Teams often finish campaign heroes here after cheaper draft models lock the rough direction.

| Nano Banana Pro | photoreal AI image | local image edit | print-ready AI still |

Detail & local control

Nano Banana Pro edits that hold under a closer look

Original still, edit brief, finished result. Try this edit sends the reference image and prompt into the generator.

Blue label → coral

Same bottle with coral label

Original

Frosted bottle with blue label on steel

Edit prompt

Keep bottle shape, liquid level, reflections, and background. Change only the label color to matte coral. Photoreal product still, no other objects changed.

Final-still briefs

Three Nano Banana Pro prompts for photoreal finishes

Copy a commercial brief into the generator. Prefer 1K while exploring, then raise resolution on winners.

Brushed steel headphones on black slate
Sample still

Example prompt

Steel headphone hero

Photoreal hero still of brushed-steel wireless headphones on black slate, sharp metal edges, soft studio softboxes, crisp cable weave, commercial product photography, no text, no logo.

Job Product hero Mode Generate
Use this prompt
Lifestyle still with fabric and glass detail
Sample still

Example prompt

Linen and iced coffee

Photoreal lifestyle still: linen fabric and a glass of iced coffee on marble, visible weave and condensation, soft afternoon window light, shallow depth of field, natural color, no text.

Job Materials Mode Generate
Use this prompt
Luxury watch product still
Sample still

Example prompt

Watch on dark wood

Photoreal luxury watch on dark wood, soft studio lighting, sharp metal and glass, commercial catalog still, no readable brand text, no watermark.

Job Detail Mode Generate
Use this prompt

Nano Banana Pro strengths: 4K detail, photoreal, local control

Detail that holds at 4K

Step Nano Banana Pro up to 4K when the still must stay crisp for print, a large display, or a tight crop. Stay at 1K or 2K while you are still testing direction.

A high-resolution 4K image generated by Nano Banana Pro shown at full detail

Photoreal by default

It catches small cues that read as a real photograph — glass reflections, fabric weave, soft steam — which makes it a strong default for product heroes, lifestyle scenes, and campaign stills.

A photoreal product hero shot generated by Nano Banana Pro

Edit one part, keep the rest

Upload an image and change a single region — recolor an item, remove an object, tidy a background — and Nano Banana Pro edits locally so everything you did not ask to touch holds steady.

A localized edit on an uploaded photo with the rest of the image unchanged

Consistent across a series

Carry a character, mascot, or product through a run of stills and it stays recognizable — a storyboard, comic, or catalog that reads as one set instead of unrelated pictures.

The same character kept consistent across several Nano Banana Pro stills

Make a print-ready still with Nano Banana Pro

1
Describe or upload

Describe or upload

Type a prompt for a new image, or upload the picture you want to change. Name subject, style, and the detail that must stay.

2
Point to the change

Point to the change

Editing an upload? Name the part to change in plain words — recolor the jacket, drop the sign, brighten the room — and leave the rest for the model to keep.

3
Choose the resolution

Choose the resolution

Render at 1K for a quick look (and to use signup credits), then step up to 2K or 4K when the still is final for print or a large screen.

4
Generate and keep

Generate and keep

Compare the result, download, or rerun. Failed runs refund automatically; full version history stays in your library.

Jobs where Nano Banana Pro shines

Print & large format

Posters, banners, and packaging that need up to 4K so detail stays crisp at size for print vendors.

E-commerce & product

Photoreal product heroes and clean variant edits — recolor, background, retouch — across a full catalog without restarting each SKU from zero.

Storyboards & comics

Keep a character or mascot consistent across panels so a sequence reads as one continuous story for decks or comics.

Brand & marketing

On-brand campaign stills at print-ready quality, with the same product looking the same in every placement.

Real estate & interiors

Brighten, declutter, or restyle a room with local edits while the real space stays true to the photo for listings.

Nano Banana Pro — practical answers

When is Nano Banana Pro worth more credits than the standard model?

When the still needs photoreal materials, careful local edits, or a finish up to 4K. The everyday model is cheaper for one-sentence edits; this page is the detail and resolution tier.

How do I pick 1K, 2K, or 4K?

Choose resolution before you generate. Use 1K to explore and to spend signup credits; move winners to 2K or 4K for large screens and print.

Can it change only one region of my photo?

Yes. Upload the image and describe the local change — recolor one item, remove an object, tidy the background. The rest of the still should hold.

Will a character stay consistent across a series?

Yes — that is a main job here. Keep the same name, wardrobe, and key props in each prompt so storyboards and catalogs read as one set.

Can I try Nano Banana Pro free with signup credits?

Yes at the default 1K tier: one Nano Banana Pro run at 1K costs 10 credits, which matches new-account starter credits. Higher resolutions cost more and need a topped-up balance.

Is Pro slower or more expensive than the Flash models?

Usually yes — Pro prioritizes fidelity over the cheapest loop. If you only need many quick drafts, use the everyday or Lite models first, then finish winners here.

What work looks best here?

Print and large-format stills, photoreal product heroes, campaign imagery, interiors, and any set where one subject must match across multiple images.

Can I use images commercially?

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

Photoreal stills up to 4K — start with Nano Banana Pro

Try free at 1K with signup credits, then push final stills to 2K or 4K. Every result stays in your SupaImagine library.