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“Nano Banana” is the internal name for Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, launched by Google and DeepMind in August 2025. It edits images through text commands, keeping characters consistent across changes like background swaps or outfit updates. It can merge several photos into one coherent scene, something previous models often messed up or made look fake. Developers can access it via Google AI Studio, Vertex AI, or API, and it's already integrated into the Gemini app. Creative giants like Adobe, Freepik, Figma, and WPP are exploring how to plug it into their design workflows. However, it still can’t crop images to formats like 16:9, and its visible and invisible watermarks are easily bypassed. That means the risk of AI-generated fakes is growing fast, even with tools meant to prevent abuse. Despite the flaws, it’s topping global AI benchmarks and setting a new bar for creative image generation. Source: Google Cloud, The Economic Times, DeepNewz.