Iterate on Dense Methods Diagrams
Turn multi-branch pipelines and experimental procedures into organized figures, then test revised labels or connections without a slow review cycle.
Nano Banana 2, Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model, is available in FigEditor for fast complex instructions, readable labels, 14 references, and up to 4K output.
Explore high-resolution academic workflows for methods, biomedical illustration, evidence synthesis, and results communication.
Use a faster high-resolution model when the figure contains many constraints, labels, objects, or reference inputs.
Turn multi-branch pipelines and experimental procedures into organized figures, then test revised labels or connections without a slow review cycle.
Use focused anatomy, layout, specimen, and style inputs to guide explanatory plates whose subjects need to remain recognizable.
Give exact wording for review flows, graphical abstracts, and illustrative results layouts where small text must survive a dense composition.
02Nano Banana 2 Capabilities
Combine fast iteration with complex instruction following, more reference context, and selectable high-resolution output.
Explore composition quickly at 1K, then increase resolution when dense panels, small labels, or large presentation surfaces need more output detail.
Specify required objects, labels, panel order, arrows, and visual hierarchy in one structured prompt for complex system diagrams and evidence flows.
Assign separate references to source content, layout, anatomy, identity, or style, then state what must remain unchanged and verify the merged result.
Spend less time waiting between prompt revisions while scientific review remains with the researcher.
Turn captions, method outlines, and sketches into visual options quickly before committing to a final composition.
Flash Speed
Request focused changes to labels, layout, arrows, palette, or panel order without rebuilding the entire figure manually.
Natural-Language Editing
Use 1K for early drafts and select 2K or 4K when a dense academic composition needs more output detail.
Transparent Credits
Provide multiple visual references and explicit invariants to help maintain layout, identity, and scientific relationships.
Multi-Reference Control
Choose from square, portrait, landscape, ultra-wide, and auto aspect ratios for different academic publishing surfaces.
Flexible Ratios
Treat each output as a draft. Verify labels, arrows, values, citations, anatomy, and evidence against the original research.
Researcher Verification
Enter the complete figure logic, add focused references, then match resolution to the current review stage.
Paste the methods, caption, or structured outline. Upload source figures, sketches, or style references when the composition should remain recognizable.
List required labels, arrows, panels, and invariants. Choose an aspect ratio and use 2K or 4K for text-heavy, multi-panel layouts.
Check scientific accuracy, terminology, values, accessibility, and image integrity. Refine the prompt before publication or presentation.
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Use Nano Banana 2 for quick high-resolution iteration across detailed prompts, exact labels, and multi-reference research visuals.
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