Create Campaign Images with Readable Text
Use Nano Banana Pro on Ezier to make polished ads, posters, product visuals, diagrams, and image edits with readable text and stronger prompt control.
Best uses for Nano Banana Pro
Use Nano Banana Pro when the image has to carry real campaign work: readable headlines, detailed products, clean diagrams, stable references, and fewer rough edges in the first draft.
Design a premium launch poster for a skincare serum. Use the exact headline "Glow That Holds", one short subline, crisp product label text, soft daylight, and enough open space for a CTA.
How to use Nano Banana Pro on Ezier
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Write the output first
Use the prompt box to name the final asset: poster, product ad, label mockup, infographic, logo concept, or image edit. Add the exact headline, label text, or short copy in quotes.
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Attach a source when identity matters
Use the attach button for a product, portrait, room, logo, or style reference. Tell Nano Banana Pro what must stay recognizable before asking for a new background, layout, or finish.
- 03
Set the canvas before you generate
Open the settings chip to review Auto, aspect ratio, and quality options such as 2K when they are available. Use more room for posters, diagrams, packaging, and any image with small text.
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Check credits, then refine one issue
The Generate button shows the credit estimate. After the result appears, inspect text, hands, product edges, labels, and composition, then fix the most visible issue with one specific follow-up prompt.
What Nano Banana Pro handles especially well
The Pro model is useful when a visual needs more than a nice style. Ask it to protect the subject, place short text clearly, and keep the layout organized.
Text-heavy creative that still reads
Nano Banana Pro is strongest when text is part of the design: launch posters, packaging, signage, social tiles, event graphics, and ad concepts with short readable copy.
Commercial product scenes
Use it for product shots where surface, reflection, label clarity, lighting, and crop all matter. It works best when you describe the material and the final placement.
Information-rich visuals
For diagrams, explainers, and teaching graphics, give the model a structure first: steps, labels, arrows, groups, and what the reader should understand at a glance.
Get better Nano Banana Pro results
Write the prompt like a creative brief: name the format, add the copy, protect the details, and tell the model where the image will be used.
- Gemini 3 Pro Image
- Image model baseUse Pro when the prompt asks for stronger reasoning about layout, text, references, and scene details.
- 4K
- High-detail outputLarger output is useful for posters, labels, product details, and diagrams where small elements need room.
- 14 images
- Reference blendingGoogle describes multi-image blending, including up to five people and 14 standard inputs in one polished ad.
Put the format first
Start with "poster", "product ad", "infographic", or "reference edit". Then add style. This keeps the result structured instead of pretty but hard to use.
Give text a job
Use one headline, one subline, or a few labels. Quote exact words and say whether they belong on a package, poster, badge, screen, or diagram.
Separate edits from style
For uploaded images, write the exact edit first. Then add lighting or mood. This reduces over-editing when the original face, object, or layout matters.
Use Pro for the final pass
Nano Banana 2 is useful for fast directions. Move to Pro when copy, composition, texture, or brand finish is what makes the image worth using.
Keep complex scenes bounded
For multi-person or multi-object scenes, describe roles and placement clearly. Avoid asking for a whole campaign, storyboard, and detailed text in one prompt.
Review anything factual
For diagrams, labels, badges, prices, claims, or translated text, inspect the final image before publishing. Treat the model as a visual partner, not a proofreader.
Nano Banana Pro in Ezier
Create the polished version in Ezier
Write the brief, add a source image when it helps, check credits, then refine the image while the idea is still fresh.
Nano Banana Pro FAQ
Practical answers for prompts, text rendering, uploads, credits, and Pro-level image edits.
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