Detailed Text-to-Image Creation
Describe the subject, scene, composition, visual style, lighting, colors, and important details to create an original image concept from a written prompt.
AI image model
Nano Banana 2.1
Create original image concepts from detailed text prompts with Nano Banana 2.1 on DreamMotion. Use clear visual instructions to explore compositions, text-focused designs, infographics, and other image-generation concepts.
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Nano Banana 2.1 Features
Text-Focused Visual Design
Use clear instructions for posters, diagrams, infographics, and other image concepts where wording, layout, visual hierarchy, and surrounding context are important.
Prompt Refinement for Visual Direction
Treat the first output as feedback, then refine the composition, style, text requirements, or other visual constraints to explore a more suitable variation.
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How to Use Nano Banana 2.1
Write a Specific Prompt
Start with the main subject, then add the scene, composition, visual style, lighting, colors, text requirements, and details that matter most.
Generate an Image Concept
Create an image from the prompt and review how closely the composition, visual direction, and important details match the intended result.
Refine the Direction
Clarify or replace the details that need to change, then generate another variation with a more focused visual brief.
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Nano Banana 2.1 FAQs
Nano Banana 2.1 is a Gemini 3-series multimodal image model that accepts text and image inputs and produces image and text output.
Yes. Use a detailed prompt to describe the subject, setting, composition, style, lighting, colors, and other visual details for a new image concept.
It can be used for prompt-led visual concepts such as illustrations, product scenes, posters, infographics, diagrams, and other creative image assets.
The model card identifies clear text for posters and intricate diagrams as intended image workflows. Describe the wording, placement, hierarchy, and surrounding layout in the prompt, then review the output carefully.
State the subject, scene, composition, visual style, lighting, colors, text requirements, and any details that are essential to the result.
Use the first output as feedback, then make the prompt more specific by clarifying the composition, style, text, or visual details that need to change.