Nano Banana 2 API
Add Fast Image Editing and Generation to Your App
Use the Nano Banana 2 API to generate images, edit source images, remove objects, replace backgrounds, refine assets, and support fast creative workflows inside your product. OpenOctopus gives developers one model page for prompt testing, playground review, and API access.
Start with $1 credit.
Nano Banana 2 API at a glance
Start with the API endpoint
Use the API when image workflows need to happen inside your own product rather than a manual browser session. The core path is simple: submit a prompt or source image, receive generated output, store the asset, and route it through review if needed.
This fits social design tools, e-commerce catalog systems, marketing automation, AI photo editors, creator apps, and internal content operations that need a repeatable image pipeline.
Send request, receive image, route output
Keep the production loop direct and observable.
Prepare input. Send a text prompt, source image, or editing instruction based on the workflow.
Call the API. Use the model page API tab to connect the endpoint and pass the required parameters.
Store output. Save generated images with prompt, input reference, user, campaign, or catalog metadata.
Route review. Escalate brand, face, text-heavy, or commercial outputs before publishing.
Production workflows to build
AI photo editor
Add prompt-based image editing to user-facing products
Catalog cleanup
Standardize backgrounds, lighting, and product presentation
Creative generation
Produce campaign visuals, thumbnails, and social assets
Object removal
Remove props, clutter, reflections, or unwanted scene elements
Style variants
Generate multiple visual directions from approved source images
Batch workflows
Queue repeat edits with metadata, review state, and retry logic
Creator tools
Let users refine images through conversational prompts
Cost controls
Track resolution, prompt patterns, retries, and usage per asset
Integration path for product teams
Start by validating representative prompts and source images in the playground. Once the output pattern is stable, connect the API and store input references, prompt text, output URL, review state, usage target, and cost metadata for each request.
For deeper capability, cost, comparison, and limitation analysis, use the Nano Banana2 Review. This API page stays focused on implementation entry points and production routing.
Trust and source note
Google's Nano Banana 2 announcement introduces the model, and Google's developer update describes building with Nano Banana 2. Treat these as source context and validate output quality against your own use cases.
Frequently asked questions about Nano Banana 2 API
Build with Nano Banana 2 API
Use API access for repeatable image workflows, and keep the playground available for prompt testing, approval checks, and visual debugging.
Start with $1 credit.