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Describe the image you want to create
0/20000A campaign can need a landing-page visual, a square social image and a vertical story. Use V-Zero-3 AI to explore the image direction first, then make separate requests for each placement with Nano Banana 2.1.
Give each reference a job, describe the intended placement, and decide what you will compare before generating.
Use up to 20,000 characters to specify the subject, palette, visual hierarchy and space reserved for copy. A written prompt is required, including for reference-based edits.
Supply up to 14 JPEG, PNG or WebP files, each no larger than 30 MB. Identify which image supplies the subject and which suggests lighting or color; conflicting references can make a brief harder to interpret.
Choose a ratio before requesting the image. A square social post and a 16:9 header need different framing, so describe the composition for each instead of relying on a crop.
On V-Zero-3 AI, Nano Banana 2.1 is a separate choice alongside the existing image and video models. Its fresh settings are 1K, Auto and JPG. Begin with a single draft to judge the concept, then choose 2K or 4K when the intended use calls for a larger output.
A useful review brief lists what must remain recognizable, what may change, and where the image will appear. Keep that brief while revising one variable at a time. Multiple placements require separate generations; this page does not automatically produce an entire campaign.
Agree on the subject, focal point and copy space so a reviewer can give specific feedback rather than request an undefined improvement.
Reference count does not add a separate generation fee. Each image is priced by its selected resolution; any later video generation is a separate task.
Consider the next person who will crop, review or place the visual in a layout.
A 1K image uses 2 credits, 2K uses 4, and 4K uses 6. Each submitted generation has its own cost, including a revised prompt.
Ask for uncluttered space where a heading or button will sit. Add final brand typography in your layout tool when exact wording and placement matter.
JPG and PNG are available. Pick the required file type before submission and inspect the downloaded image at its intended display size; selecting PNG does not request transparency.
These are starting prompts for individual images, not promises of a particular result.
Try 16:9 at 1K: “Editorial photograph of a reusable blue water bottle on a pale stone ledge, warm late-afternoon light. Place the bottle in the right third; leave the left half calm and empty for a headline. No lettering or logos.” Check the empty area against your actual page layout.
Upload the selected draft and request 9:16: “Use image 1 as the product and color reference. Move the bottle to the lower center with a simple blue sky above it. Keep the cap design recognizable; leave generous space at the top. Do not add text.” Compare the product details with the reference before sharing.
A short decision loop helps you learn more from each generation.
Name the placement, subject and non-negotiable details. For an edit, label the role of each uploaded reference and describe the requested change.
Choose the ratio, resolution and JPG or PNG output. Sign in, check the credit cost, and submit a prompt that changes only the variables you want to evaluate.
Review the result against the brief, download the file, and keep the task in My Creations as a record. Prepare a separate prompt if another placement needs a different composition.
Answers for revisions, delivery and using a still image in a larger project.
Each Nano Banana 2.1 generation costs 2 credits at 1K, 4 at 2K or 6 at 4K. A revision or another placement is another request. Adding references does not carry a separate fee.
Yes. Upload up to 14 JPEG, PNG or WebP references, each up to 30 MB, and explain their roles in the prompt. Public HTTP(S) image URLs must be accessible and meet the same format and size limits. Check the result rather than assuming every referenced detail was retained.
The 15 settings are auto, 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 1:4, 4:1, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 1:8, 8:1, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9. Select the appropriate ratio for each placement, or use auto to leave that decision to the model. Resolution is a separate 1K, 2K or 4K choice.
Plan a separate generation for each required composition. This interface submits one image task at a time; it does not automatically create a multi-placement campaign or deliver a batch of coordinated assets.
You can describe text in the prompt, but exact spelling and placement need review. For approved campaign copy, leaving space and adding the final typography in a design tool makes the wording easier to control.
Download the image, then upload it manually to the video tool you choose. Its own input limits, settings and credit price apply. Nano Banana 2.1 itself produces a still image, not motion or audio.
A delayed status response alone is not a confirmed failure; check the existing task again. Once a generation is confirmed failed, its generation credits are refunded. A completed draft that needs creative revision is a separate case.
Choose one placement and one visual question to answer. Build the next revision from what you can actually see.
