Google is developing Nano Banana 2 Flash, a new AI image generator that offers faster performance than its predecessor, Nano Banana Pro. This model is based on the Gemini 3 Flash and is expected to launch by the end of the quarter amid growing competition in the AI image generation market.

Google is trialing a new image AI called "Nano Banana 2 Flash," which aims to be quicker and more affordable than its predecessor, the Nano Banana Pro. While it will be less powerful, it's designed for efficient image generation and editing. The model was identified by a reliable source known for leaking details on Gemini's technology.

Google is set to release Nano Banana version 2, called GEMPIX2, within the week, as indicated by new announcement cards in the Gemini interface. This model aims to serve creators and professionals, building on the success of its predecessor. Details on specific improvements are still pending.

Google is adding an "import AI chats" feature to Gemini, allowing users to upload conversations from other platforms. This aims to retain users' chat history and improve context. Additionally, Gemini will offer higher-resolution image downloads and a new feature related to video content verification.

Google is set to launch Nano Banana 2, which improves on its predecessor with better image processing capabilities, including precise coloring and error correction. The new model features an iterative workflow for enhanced accuracy and supports various aspect ratios and resolutions. Internal testing hints at a possible rebranding to “Nano Banana Pro.”

Google has launched the Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, now available to developers and enterprises through the Gemini API, Google AI Studio, and Vertex AI. This production-ready tool offers advanced features for image generation and editing, supporting multiple aspect ratios and enabling real-time applications at competitive pricing. Developers are already incorporating it into various creative and educational workflows.