Google has launched Nano Banana 2, the newest version of its widely popular AI-powered image generation and editing tool, in a push to expand its footprint in the artificial intelligence landscape.

The update builds on the success of the original Nano Banana model—which became a viral sensation after its release—and promises faster performance, sharper visuals, and improved accuracy when creating or editing images based on user prompts.

Nano Banana 2 is being integrated across several Google services, including the Gemini app, Search’s AI Mode, Google Lens, and its AI-powered video tool Flow. This wider rollout is part of Google’s strategy to attract more users to its AI tools and compete more effectively with rivals like OpenAI.

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The original Nano Banana model drew significant attention after its launch, attracting millions of users to Google’s AI ecosystem and generating billions of images online. Nano Banana 2 builds on that momentum, using faster underlying models to speed up image generation and editing while improving the tool’s ability to follow detailed instructions and produce clearer results.

Google sees this release as another step forward in its AI journey, as its Gemini AI products gain traction and help the company strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving generative AI market.  

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