How To Use Nano Banana For Free – Google Gemini Tutorial

September 12, 2025

Can you find Nano Banana for free?

Yes, you can play with all the Nano Banana features for 100% free.

I decided to write this blog article because when I searched “Nano Banana” on Google, there were tons of results showing cloned of the chat from Google Gemini, and they were charging for Nano Banana.

But you can use it for free, and I’ll show you how in a second.

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How To Find It For Free

You need to go to:

https://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_chat

Whenever you ask it to generate an image, it will use Nano Banana.

Let’s give it a try, I’ll upload this image of a man in the office, and I will ask it to replace his clothes with a banana costume:

Generate an image of this man, in the exact same position, in the exact same office wearing a giant banana costume

This is the output:

Tips & Tricks for Nano Banana

Be Specific and Detailed: The more descriptive your prompt, the better. Instead of “a dog,” try “a fluffy golden retriever puppy playing in a field of sunflowers at sunset, volumetric lighting, hyperrealistic.”

Use Keywords for Style and Mood: Incorporate artistic styles (e.g., “impressionistic,” “cyberpunk,” “watercolor”), moods (“serene,” “dramatic,” “playful”), or even lighting conditions (“cinematic lighting,” “soft natural light”).

Specify Camera Angles and Lenses: If you have a particular shot in mind, describe it. “Wide-angle shot,” “close-up portrait,” “aerial view,” “fisheye lens” can all influence the outcome.

Experiment with Negative Prompts (if available): Some tools allow you to specify things you don’t want to see. For example, if you want a clean image, you might add negative prompts like “blurry, distorted, grainy.”

Iterate and Refine: Don’t expect perfection on the first try. Generate a few options, pick the best one, and then refine your prompt based on what you liked and disliked about the initial results. Small tweaks can make a big difference.