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Nano Banana 2 is the faster version of the AI image model that lets you edit and generate images with more details.
Nano Banana 2 is the new, lighter yet faster version.
Google is eyeing the Nano Banana 2 version of its AI image editor after releasing them in the Pro avatar for users previously. Google’s work in the AI arena has gathered pace and the AI image editor promises better and faster results thanks to the Gemini Flash AI model.
The newer versions of the AI video models focus on delivering more accurate details and also offer life-like finishing with the content. The company also claims the Nano Banana 2 is actually as good as the Pro but offers results in lightning fast speed.
Nano Banana 2 AI Image Model: What’s New
Google claims the new Nano Banana AI model uses Gemini’s knowledge pool for better imagery results using the web search support. This link allows the images to be more specific to the request and also offer better structure to more data-related content that you want the AI model to generate.
Nano Banana 2 is also improved with text-based content so that users can easily read the text given in the images that it generates. That’s not all, the support of local languages is also enhanced with better hold on translations.
Images and visuals need better lightning and Nano Banana 2 promises improved output in these two aspects. Having images with better lighting not only enhances the details and its sharpness but also makes them usable for sharing and other purposes.
And finally, you have the right level watermarks linked to AI images, so that Google can allow people to differentiate between original and AI generated images from the Nano Banana 2 AI model.
Nano Banana 2 is being replaced with the existing models in the Gemini app and it will work in the Fast, Thinking and Pro modes of the AI model. The new version is also available in Search via AI Mode and Lens feature which makes it widely accessible across mobile and web options. Nano Banana 2 is also coming to over 140 countries with support for more languages.
Delhi, India, India
February 27, 2026, 15:49 IST
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