Dillip Chowdary

Tech Entrepreneur & AI Enthusiast

🎨 Nano Banana Pro: 8 Google-Recommended Examples of Gemini 3 Pro Image's Revolutionary Features

If you've been following AI image generation, you know the struggle: promising tools that can't quite render text properly, style transfers that look amateurish, or multi-image composites that scream "AI-generated." Nano Banana Pro changes everything.

Based on Google DeepMind's Gemini 3 Pro Image architecture, Nano Banana Pro achieved the highest Elo score on LMArena for text-to-image generation, beating ChatGPT 4o, FLUX.1, and Imagen 3 Ultra. But numbers don't tell the full story—let's dive into 8 Google-recommended examples featuring 4K resolution, Search grounding, and character consistency that showcase why professionals are adopting Nano Banana Pro.

1

Weather Infographic with Google Search Grounding (GOOGLE'S SHOWCASE)

⭐ FEATURED Search Grounding Real-Time Data

Copy Create a pop-art weather infographic for San Francisco today with temperature, conditions, and hourly forecast

Google's prime example - Real-time data from Search + beautiful design

Use Case: Live weather dashboards, news graphics, social media posts with current data, dynamic infographics for blogs, real-time event updates, data-driven storytelling

Pro Tip: Use "with Google Search data" or "with real-time information" in your prompts to enable Search grounding. The AI pulls current data automatically. Perfect for infographics that need to be factually accurate without manual data entry. Sundar Pichai called this "really good at complex infographics."

What It Demonstrates: Nano Banana Pro's flagship Google Search grounding feature combines real-time data retrieval with beautiful infographic design. Crystal-clear text rendering shows temperatures, conditions, and forecasts in a pop-art Andy Warhol style. Production-ready 4K output perfect for professional use.

2

Food Typography Logos (GOOGLE EMPLOYEE FAVORITE)

🎨 CREATIVE Text + Object Marketing Ready

Copy Spell "COFFEE" using actual coffee beans arranged artistically on white background

Creative food photography - Letters made from actual ingredients

Use Case: Food brand logos, restaurant menus, packaging design, Instagram food photography, product launches, culinary marketing campaigns, cookbook covers

Pro Tip: Try different foods as letters: "TEA" with tea leaves, "CHOCOLATE" with cocoa beans, "PASTA" with noodles. Works amazing for brand identity where the product becomes the logo itself. High viral potential for food brands—clean backgrounds work best for professional results.

What It Demonstrates: Advanced integration of text and photorealistic objects. Each letter is perfectly formed using actual coffee beans with professional food photography lighting, shadows, and depth. Marketing/branding ready output that combines creative typography with product photography.

3

Multi-Character Consistency (14 IMAGES, 5 PEOPLE)

👥 CONSISTENCY 14-Image Capability 5 People Max

Copy Show the same family of 4 in different settings: beach, mountains, city, home

Josh Woodward: "Can take up to 14 images, keep that character consistency"

Use Case: Family photo albums, brand campaigns with consistent characters, comic books, storyboards for film/video, product demonstrations with same spokesperson, children's books

Pro Tip: This is Gemini 3's breakthrough feature—maintaining up to 5 people's faces across 14 different images. Upload reference photos of your characters first, then generate multiple scenes. Perfect for storytelling where character recognition matters. Great for creating consistent brand mascots or comic book series.

What It Demonstrates: Advanced character consistency across multiple scenes with different backgrounds and lighting. Maintains facial features, expressions, and identity while changing settings from beach to mountains to city to home. A 4-panel showcase proving the model can handle complex multi-image generation with perfect character preservation.

4

Localized Editing - Day to Night Transformation

🌓 EDITING Lighting Control Scene Transform

Copy Change this daytime city street to nighttime with neon lights and stars

Sophisticated lighting transformation - Architecture stays identical

Use Case: Photographers showing before/after, real estate (day/night views), film pre-visualization, mood variations for presentations, architectural renders, time-lapse simulation

Pro Tip: Use localized editing prompts like "change to nighttime", "add bokeh effect", "make sunset", or "transform lighting". The model selectively edits only lighting while preserving composition and architecture. Perfect for showing the same location in different moods without re-shooting.

What It Demonstrates: Sophisticated localized editing that transforms scene lighting from day to night while maintaining identical architecture and composition. Adds nighttime elements (neon signs, street lamps, stars) naturally. Shows Nano Banana Pro's advanced controls for selective image editing.

5

Technical Diagrams & Training Manuals

📚 ENTERPRISE Education Technical Accuracy

Copy Create a labeled diagram showing how solar panels convert sunlight to electricity

"Perfect for training manuals" - Google Official Blog

Use Case: Technical documentation, employee training materials, product manuals, educational content, explainer graphics, scientific illustrations, how-it-works guides

Pro Tip: Describe the process or system you want visualized. Nano Banana Pro handles technical labeling automatically with accurate text placement. Great for creating training materials without hiring a technical illustrator. Works for mechanical, electrical, software, and scientific diagrams.

What It Demonstrates: Educational content generation with accurate technical labeling and clear text on diagrams. Perfect for enterprise training materials where factual accuracy matters. Shows how Nano Banana Pro can generate professional technical illustrations that would traditionally require specialized design software.

6

Multilingual Marketing with Translation

🌍 GLOBAL Translation Marketing

Copy Create a beverage ad with "Refresh Your Day" in English, French, Spanish, and Japanese

Multilingual campaigns without hiring translators

Use Case: International marketing campaigns, global product launches, multilingual social media ads, localized branding materials, A/B testing different languages, export-focused businesses, cultural adaptation strategies

Pro Tip: Gemini's enhanced multilingual reasoning ensures accurate translations. Specify languages and the design stays consistent. Great for testing international appeal before investing in professional translation services.

What It Demonstrates: Google's multilingual capabilities combined with visual design consistency. Generate marketing materials in 4+ languages simultaneously while maintaining brand identity. According to Google, this feature leverages Gemini's world knowledge for culturally appropriate translations.

7

Recipe Infographic with Instructions (GOOGLE EXAMPLE: Elaichi Chai)

🍵 FOOD Pinterest Ready Instagram Stories

Copy Create a step-by-step visual recipe for making elaichi chai with ingredients and instructions

Google's official example - elaichi chai recipe

Use Case: Recipe blogs, Pinterest pins, Instagram Stories, cooking tutorials, food brand content, culinary education materials, restaurant menus, cookbook layouts, meal planning apps

Pro Tip: Vertical format (1080x1920) works best for Pinterest and Instagram Stories. Specify "step-by-step" for clear instruction flow. Google specifically highlighted this use case for creating infographics with both text and visual elements.

What It Demonstrates: Sundar Pichai mentioned Nano Banana Pro is "really good at complex infographics." This recipe example shows ingredient lists, step-by-step instructions with illustrations, and cooking times—all with crystal-clear text rendering. Perfect for content creators in the food and lifestyle space.

8

4K Resolution Product Photography

📸 PRO QUALITY 4K Output Print Ready

Copy 4K product photography of luxury watch on marble surface with dramatic lighting

Professional 4K resolution: 5632×3072 pixels (~24MB)

Use Case: E-commerce product listings, print catalogs, billboard advertising, magazine spreads, luxury brand marketing, product launch campaigns, professional portfolios, high-end retail displays

Pro Tip: Specify "4K resolution" or "2K resolution" in your prompt for professional production standards. Google's announcement highlighted 5632×3072 pixels with file sizes around 24MB. Perfect for print-ready materials that require extreme detail and sharpness.

What It Demonstrates: Google's commitment to professional-grade output. The 4K/2K resolution capability sets Nano Banana Pro apart from consumer AI image generators. According to the official blog, this feature enables "professional production standards" suitable for commercial printing, billboard advertising, and high-resolution digital displays.

How to Access Nano Banana Pro

Getting started with Nano Banana Pro is straightforward if you have access to Gemini 3 Pro:

1. Gemini Chat Interface: Visit gemini.google.com, select "Gemini 3 Pro" model, and start a prompt with image generation keywords
2. Google AI Studio: Navigate to aistudio.google.com, choose "Image generation with Gemini 3 Pro Image", upload reference images if needed
3. Gemini API: For developers, use the Gemini API endpoint with model name gemini-3-pro-image or gemini-3-pro-vision for programmatic access
4. Google Workspace Apps: In Google Slides, click Insert → Image → Generate with AI → Select "Nano Banana Pro" model. Similar integration in Google Vids for video production
5. Vertex AI Studio: Enterprise users can access through Google Cloud Console → Vertex AI → Generative AI Studio → Image generation

Pricing: Included with Gemini Advanced subscription ($21.99/month) or pay-per-use through Vertex AI (consult Google Cloud pricing for current rates).

Known Limitations (and How to Work Around Them)

While Nano Banana Pro is impressive, Google acknowledges these limitations from the research paper:

• Character Consistency Across Sessions: While single-session transformations maintain identity, generating the same character in different scenes may produce variations. Workaround: Use the "character reference" feature by uploading your base image in every prompt.
• Text Accuracy Verification: Although text rendering is vastly improved, always proofread AI-generated text for typos or spacing issues, especially with long paragraphs. Workaround: Generate text separately, verify, then regenerate if corrections needed.
• Factual Representation: Nano Banana Pro may generate plausible-looking but inaccurate visualizations for scientific diagrams or historical events. Workaround: Use for creative/stylistic projects, not authoritative reference material without human verification.
• Complex Hand Poses: Like most AI models, intricate hand positions or finger details can still be challenging. Workaround: Use reference images showing desired hand poses or crop compositions to avoid focus on hands.

How Does Nano Banana Pro Compare?

Based on LMArena independent testing and our hands-on experience:

Verdict: Nano Banana Pro leads in text rendering and multi-image composition, making it ideal for professional design work, marketing materials, and UI mockups. Midjourney still excels in artistic/creative outputs, while Stable Diffusion offers unmatched customization for developers willing to self-host.

Final Thoughts

Nano Banana Pro represents a quantum leap in AI image generation, particularly for professionals who need production-ready visuals with readable text. The ability to merge 6 images with consistent styling opens new possibilities for content creators, while seamless style transfer makes artistic experimentation accessible to everyone.

After exploring all 8 Google-recommended examples above, the standout features are the 4K resolution capability and Google Search grounding. From weather infographics with real-time data to 4K product photography, these professional-grade outputs demonstrate why Google is positioning Nano Banana Pro for enterprise and creative professionals rather than just consumer use.

According to Sundar Pichai, Nano Banana Pro is "really good at complex infographics" and represents "SOTA for image generation + editing." The model's advanced world knowledge, text rendering precision, and sophisticated controls make it ideal for business applications, technical documentation, and multilingual marketing campaigns.

Who Should Use Nano Banana Pro?

• UI/UX Designers: Rapid mockup generation with clear interface text
• Content Marketers: Social media graphics, mood boards, campaign visuals
• Developers: Technical diagrams, architecture visualizations, documentation illustrations
• Creative Professionals: Concept art, style exploration, client presentations
• Business Users: Presentation slides, pitch decks, professional graphics

Have you tried Nano Banana Pro yet? Share your creations on Twitter/X with #NanoBananaPro and tag us @DilLip_Rayapati—we'd love to see what you build with these prompts!