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• Consistency across edits: Maintains subject identity, lighting, and style coherence across multiple outputs.
• Multi-image editing: Supports multiple input images for advanced composition and editing.
• Speed and efficiency: Delivers high-quality image edits and generations in near real time.
• One-shot accuracy: Handles even complex edits in a single pass, reducing retries.
• Creative versatility: Works equally well for text-to-image, guided image editing, or multi-reference design creation.
• Integration with Freepik: Available across different tools (Image Generator, Image Editor, and Video Generator).

• No native video generation, although it integrates into video workflows through Kling and Google models in the AI Video Generator.
• Occasional over-simplification: Highly stylized or abstract prompts may require fine-tuning.

Strengths	Limitations
✅ Consistent characters, products, styles	❌ No native video generation
✅ Multi-image editing with up to 4 refs	❌ Stylized or abstract prompts may need tuning
✅ One-shot accuracy for complex edits	❌ Preview release, features may evolve
✅ Speed and near real-time generation	❌ Requires Kling integration for video workflows
✅ Flexible for text-to-image & editing
✅ Integrated into Freepik AI Suite

• Virtual try-ons: Popular for fashion use cases, enabling the realistic fitting of clothing and accessories on models or customers.
• Art direction and filmmaking: Useful for generating shots for storyboards or concept frames that guide video production and cinematography.
• Brand design: Logos, product packaging, and marketing assets.
• Multi-image campaigns: Ensuring consistent style and characters across variations.
• E-commerce: Product swaps, background edits, and mockups.
• Storytelling: Character-based visuals with consistent identity.
• Fast ideation: When you need reliable results quickly without multiple retries.

• Open the AI Image Generator.
• From the model dropdown, select Google Nano Banana.
• Enter your prompt and upload reference images to guide the output.

• Go to the Image Editor.
• Click on Settings.
• Select Google Nano Banana from the model dropdown.
• Apply edits or transformations directly to your uploaded visuals.
• Use Visual Prompts if needed: add annotations or overlay images on top of your base image to modify or introduce new elements in the composition.

• Open the AI Video Generator.
• Select Kling 2.1 in the model dropdown menu.
• Change resolution to 1080p.
• Edit start and end images with Google Nano Banana.

• Be precise: Define subject, background, product, and style in the same prompt.
  
• Use multiple references: Upload images of your subject, product, and setting to keep results aligned.
• Guide the mood: Add terms like “cinematic,” “flat lay,” or “studio lighting” to influence composition.

Model	Visual style	Strengths	Best for
Nano Banana	Photorealistic, adaptive	✅ One-shot accuracy, multi-image editing	Image editing, branding, campaigns
Flux Kontext	Artistic, flexible	✅ Strong stylization, precision control	Creative edits, experimental work
Seedream 4.0	Photorealistic and consistent	✅ Sharp detail, text rendering, multi-reference edits	Complex campaigns, branding visuals, multilingual markets, high-res assets