Iridescent feather close-up generated with Nano Banana Pro

Nano Banana Pro in Renoise Canvas

Studio-grade images that read perfectly at 4K.

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Why pick Pro

Text rendering

~94% accuracy on in-frame titles, dialogue bubbles, and sound effects.

4K native

1K / 2K / 4K rendered natively — no upscaling pass at any resolution.

10 aspects

1:1 → 21:9, each rendered natively. Mix aspects within one project.

Illustration native

Strong on manga, Western comic, webtoon, and editorial illustration.

How it works

Step 1
Pick the model
Canvas → model selector → "Nano Banana Pro". Sets the next render; switch per image.
Step 2
Write a style prompt
Be specific about era + medium ("1990s shōnen manga, screentone shading") — vague prompts produce inconsistent output.
Step 3
Include any text
Quote in-frame copy in the prompt ("title reading 'CHAPTER ONE' in bold serif"); Pro renders it at ~94% accuracy.

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FAQ

1.Who makes Nano Banana Pro?

Nano Banana Pro is developed by Google. Renoise integrates it as one of its image models — alongside Nano Banana 2 (Google), GPT Image 2 (OpenAI), and Midjourney V7. Renoise does not train image models itself.

2.Does it render text inside images?

Yes — accuracy is approximately 94% in our internal benchmark. Default choice for posters, comic panels with dialogue, sound-effect text, and any image where words must read correctly.

3.What is the max resolution?

Up to 4K (4096px on the longest side). 1K and 2K are also available for faster iteration. The model renders natively at each resolution — no upscaling pass.

4.How long does a render take?

Roughly 20 seconds at 1K, 40–60 seconds at 2K, and around 90 seconds at 4K. Times vary with queue depth and prompt complexity. For batch jobs, use the Renoise API.

5.Pro or Nano Banana 2?

Pro leads on Studio-grade finish and text rendering; Nano Banana 2 leads on speed and supports 14 aspects vs 10. Pro for posters / comics / packaging; Nano Banana 2 for lifestyle / product / batch.

6.Can outputs be used commercially?

Yes on paid plans. Renoise outputs are watermark-free on paid plans and commercially licensable. Verify the specific terms in your account before publishing to ad platforms or print.