Nano Banana Pro Image Generator on Reviral

Nano Banana Pro is the popular name for Gemini 3 Pro Image, a picture model from Google DeepMind. Google's own model page lists what it is built for: clear, readable text inside pictures, text translated into other languages, control over light and camera, and the same subject kept steady from picture to picture.

That makes it a good pick for posters, menus, simple infographics, labels and any picture where words must be spelled right. It is also useful when one invented character or one product has to look the same across a set of pictures: add the first picture as a reference and describe the next scene.

On Reviral you use it like every other model: type a prompt, add up to 14 reference pictures, pick a size and a ratio, and see the credit price before you press Generate. You do not need a Google account. Reviral is not affiliated with Google.

Sources: Google DeepMind, "Gemini 3 Pro Image" model page (deepmind.google), and Google's launch post on blog.google, both read on 24 September 2026.

Written and checked by the Reviral team on 24 September 2026. Prices read from the live studio and the public model list that day.

Put the exact words in quotation marks and say where they go: "the words 'Grand Opening Saturday' across the top". Name the language for each line if you want more than one.

Keep the text short. A headline and one line under it come out cleaner than a paragraph. For a chart, list the steps in order and ask for simple flat icons.

For a character or product that must repeat, make the first picture, then add it as a reference for the next one and describe only what changes: the room, the pose, the light.

Always read the finished words at full size before you publish. The model is known for clear text, but it can still misspell a word.