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A few days ago, image editing changed forever with Google's release of Gemini 2.5 Flash aka Nano Banana.

The new model can deliver any photo alterations you can imagine while maintaining character consistency. But how good is it in the real world? 

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Google released Gemini Flash 2.5 image (nicknamed 'Nano Banana'), a new AI image editing model that enables photo alterations through text prompts while maintaining character consistency. The model costs 3.9 cents per image via API, excels at blending multiple images, and can generate realistic photos based on locations or sketches. However, it has limitations including text rendering issues, prompt adherence problems, and heavy content censorship.

Google’s nano banana is bananas… let’s run it