AI Image · Nano Banana · GPT-Image-2 · Seedream 5.0 Pro
Write the picture you want, or upload a reference; when something falls short, select that area and change only it.
A cinematic photo of two silhouettes shaking hands in front of a giant, glowing digital globe displaying international trade routes, set in a dark, high-tech boardroom with blue holographic lighting.
A hyper-realistic close-up of a futuristic voting ballot box made of glass and circuit boards, resting on a polished mahogany desk in a government office, illuminated by warm sunlight from a window.
A minimalist 3D isometric render of a smart city growing out of a stack of gold coins and legal documents, symbolizing the intersection of urban policy and venture capital, with clean white studio lighting.
A cinematic photo of two silhouettes shaking hands in front of a giant, glowing digital globe displaying international trade routes, set in a dark, high-tech boardroom with blue holographic lighting.
A hyper-realistic close-up of a futuristic voting ballot box made of glass and circuit boards, resting on a polished mahogany desk in a government office, illuminated by warm sunlight from a window.
A minimalist 3D isometric render of a smart city growing out of a stack of gold coins and legal documents, symbolizing the intersection of urban policy and venture capital, with clean white studio lighting.
Nano Banana, GPT-Image-2 and Seedream 5.0 Pro all sit in the same editor, so you can try another one on the same prompt instead of moving to another tool.
Write what the subject is and how it should look, and add up to five reference photos when words alone will not pin it down.
Select the part that is wrong and say what it should be instead. The rest of the frame is untouched, so a fix never costs you the parts you already liked.
Every generation and every edit is kept as its own version. Compare them, return to any one, and download the original file.
A good image with a wrong hand, sign, or colour does not need regenerating. Select that area and change only it.
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Produce the 16:9 or 1:1 art a video, episode, or post needs, at the ratio it will be shown at rather than cropped later.
Upload your own image as a reference and take it somewhere else, keeping the composition you started from.
Run the same prompt through a different model and keep both results side by side in the version history.
Nano Banana, GPT-Image-2 and Seedream 5.0 Pro. You switch between them in the same editor, and the results from each sit together in the version history for comparison.
Yes, that is the point of the editor. Select a region, describe the change, and only that area is regenerated. The edit is saved as a new version rather than replacing the previous one.
It turns a written description, or a photo you upload, into a new image. You describe the result instead of drawing or shooting it.
Yes. Upload up to five reference images in JPG, PNG, or WebP and they steer the generation.
Eight aspect ratios between 1:1 and 21:9, three quality levels, and one, two, or four images per run.
Yes, in personal and commercial work. Check the current terms for what applies to your plan.
When the shot has to move — turn a still image or a prompt into footage.
When the outcome is a deck you will present, not a video you will publish.
When the point needs showing as well as saying — narration over visuals that follow along.