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Nano Banana 2 ships with search-grounded generation and 4K upscaling

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More than a billion images generated later, we love seeing what you create with Nano Banana. Today, we’re inviting more people to join in on the fun with the launch of 🍌Nano Banana 2🍌 This state-of-the-art model is exceptionally good at things like: — Creating images that tap into the Gemini model’s real-world knowledge base + are powered by information and images from web search to more accurately render specific landmarks, locations, objects, and beyond — Adapting creative assets for global markets with regionally relevant localization — Dynamically editing aspect ratios and upscaling to 2k and 4k resolutions — Generating multiple cohesive images that fit together in one world, story, or concept

We’re getting Nano Banana 2 into your hands on day one. Here’s where you can access it today: — 🖼️: AI Mode and Lens in Google Search, @GeminiApp, @FlowbyGoogle — 🛠️: @GoogleAIStudio, @antigravity, @Firebase — 💼: Google Ads, Vertex More info: https://t.co/DB7wxLFMOB

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Google AI released Nano Banana 2, saying more than a billion images had been generated with the original Nano Banana model before this release. Google AI said the new model draws on the underlying Gemini model's world knowledge and on information and images from web search to render specific landmarks, locations and objects more accurately, and can adapt creative assets for different regional markets.

Google also said Nano Banana 2 can dynamically edit aspect ratios, upscale images to 2K and 4K resolution, and generate multiple images that stay visually consistent within one story or concept. The model launched across AI Mode and Lens in Google Search, the Gemini app, and Flow by Google for consumer use, and in AI Studio, Antigravity and Firebase for developers, alongside Google Ads and Vertex for business use.

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