Designs with your words in them
Put headlines, menu items, prices, and labels straight into posters, packaging, and slides.
Describe the design you need, or upload an image to edit. Nano Banana Pro from Google makes up to 5 PNG or JPG images at 2K in one request.
Why Nano Banana Pro
Put headlines, menu items, prices, and labels straight into posters, packaging, and slides.
Images come out at 2K, from square 1:1 to wide 21:9 and tall 9:16.
Upload a photo to change it, or use it as a reference for a new design.
A closer look
Every image below was made with Nano Banana Pro in Manus. Each card shows the exact prompt.
Show a product next to its box, with the brand name and tagline on the lid.
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Product design render of a minimalist smart fitness bracelet named "PULSE ONE": a slim band in matte sage-green silicone with a narrow black display that shows "08:42" and "7,214 steps" in clean white digits. The bracelet rests in front of its open retail box. The box is off-white with a debossed sage-green "PULSE ONE" wordmark on the lid and the line "Sleep · Heart · Move" printed below it; inside the box a molded paper tray and a small charging puck. Soft diffused studio lighting, light warm-grey seamless background, subtle reflections, precise materials, crisp legible text, premium consumer-electronics packaging photography. No other logos or brand names.
Upload an image and Nano Banana Pro moves the product into a new scene.

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Keep the exact same sage-green PULSE ONE bracelet, its black display reading "08:42" and "7,214 steps", and the off-white PULSE ONE box with the line "Sleep · Heart · Move" unchanged in shape, color and text. Move them from the grey studio backdrop onto a light oak bedside table in a calm bedroom at sunrise: warm golden light through linen curtains from the left, a ceramic cup of tea and a closed paperback beside the box, a softly blurred bed with white sheets in the background. Natural shadows and reflections, lifestyle product photography, all text stays sharp and identical.
Turn a process into numbered steps, with an icon and a short caption for each.
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A clean editorial infographic poster titled "How to Brew Pour-Over Coffee" in large bold sans-serif type at the top, with the subtitle "Six steps to a better cup" beneath it. Below, six numbered steps arranged in a tidy two-column grid, each with a small flat vector illustration and one short caption: 1 "Heat water to 93°C" (gooseneck kettle), 2 "Rinse the paper filter" (dripper with filter), 3 "Add 20 g medium-fine coffee" (digital scale with grounds), 4 "Bloom with 40 g water for 30 s" (coffee bed bubbling), 5 "Pour slowly to 320 g" (spiral pour arrow), 6 "Serve after 3 minutes" (ceramic cup with steam). Warm cream background, coffee-brown and terracotta accents, thin divider lines, consistent icon style, generous margins, a small footer line "Ratio 1:16 · Total time 3:00". All text sharp, evenly aligned and correctly spelled.
Get a 16:9 slide with a title, cards, and a timeline, ready to drop into a deck.
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A polished 16:9 presentation slide for a product team. Top left title "Q3 Launch Plan" in bold navy sans-serif, with the subtitle "From research to release in 12 weeks" in grey. Below, three evenly spaced rounded cards in a row, each with a simple line icon, a coral number and a heading, and two short lines: card 1 "01 Research" — "Interview 40 customers", "Map the top pain points"; card 2 "02 Build" — "Ship beta to 500 users", "Weekly feedback loop"; card 3 "03 Launch" — "Press kit and launch video", "Go live on September 30". A thin timeline arrow runs under the cards from left to right. A small isometric illustration of a paper rocket sits at the right edge. Clean white background, deep navy and coral palette, generous spacing, footer "Northwind Studio · Internal" and page number "4" in small grey type. All text sharp and correctly spelled.
Upload a product shot and get a 9:16 story ad with your headline and button.

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A vertical 9:16 social story ad for the smart bracelet in the reference image. Keep the sage-green PULSE ONE bracelet design faithful to the reference, shown large in the center at a slight angle, floating above a soft gradient from pale sage to warm cream with a faint circular glow behind it and a few gentle motion lines suggesting a heartbeat. At the top, the headline "Know your sleep" in large bold dark-green sans-serif, with the line "Sleep · Heart · Move" beneath it in smaller type. At the bottom, a rounded dark-green button reading "Shop now" with the small text "PULSE ONE" above it. Clean modern layout with safe margins for app UI, crisp text, all text correctly spelled, no other logos.
Give the headline, dates, and venue, and Nano Banana Pro builds the poster around them.
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A 2:3 event poster for a weekend night market called "Lantern Night Market". The headline "LANTERN NIGHT MARKET" sits at the top in a bold condensed serif. Below it, a warm illustration of paper lanterns strung over food stalls at dusk under a deep indigo sky. A details block at the bottom reads "Fri - Sun · Oct 24 - 26", "6 PM - 11 PM" and "Riverside Pier 3", with a small line "Street food · Live music · Crafts". Clean typographic layout, risograph print texture, cream, indigo and vermilion palette.
Specs
What you get when you use Nano Banana Pro.
How it works
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Start your request with "Use Nano Banana Pro", then describe the subject, the style, any text, and the aspect ratio.
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Upload an image to change it, or to guide the look and layout of a new one.
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Download the PNG or JPG files from the task, or reply with changes to get a new version.
Choose the right model
Here is how Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, and GPT Image 2.5 compare, and when to pick each one.
Pick it for a cost-effective option that still creates and edits images from a prompt or your photos.
OpenAI
Pick it when you need a transparent PNG background, like a logo or a product cutout.
Turn a topic into a slide deck with Nano Banana Pro images, or compare every model in Manus.
Nano Banana Pro is an image model from Google. In Manus, it creates 2K images from a text prompt, edits images you upload, and can follow reference images. It makes up to 5 PNG or JPG images per request.
Start your request with "Use Nano Banana Pro" and describe the image you want, or upload a photo to edit.
Availability and credit usage depend on your Manus plan. See pricing
Yes. Nano Banana Pro is Google's Gemini image model, and Manus uses it directly. In Manus, you can research, write, and design in the same task.
Both are Google image models that create and edit images in Manus. Nano Banana Pro is the advanced model for professional creative work. Nano Banana 2 is the cost-effective option.
No. For a transparent PNG, use GPT Image 2.5, the image model in Manus that supports transparent backgrounds.