Change one color
Change the main subject to a rich cherry red. Preserve its shape, texture, position, and the surrounding scene. Keep the lighting and perspective consistent.
Use this promptUpload a photo and describe the change you want. Adjust a color, try different lighting, or restyle the scene with Nano Banana Pro in Spicy Mayo.
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2K: 50 credits · 4K: 100 credits · Subscription required
Make a new version of one reference image without starting from a blank canvas. Clear instructions help preserve the parts you want to keep.
Choose one JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 4 MB. A clear image with a visible subject gives you a useful starting point.
Ask for one specific change, then name the details to preserve: shape, position, material, background, or lighting.
Pick an aspect ratio close to the original and generate a 2K or 4K result. Inspect the subject and fine details before downloading.
These are starting instructions, not guaranteed results. Change the subject or setting to fit your idea.
Change the main subject to a rich cherry red. Preserve its shape, texture, position, and the surrounding scene. Keep the lighting and perspective consistent.
Use this promptRelight this photograph with soft golden-hour light from the left. Preserve the subject, clothing, framing, and background. Use natural warm highlights and realistic shadows.
Use this promptGive this photograph a subtle editorial film look with warm colors and fine grain. Preserve the subject, composition, and recognizable details. Avoid excessive smoothing.
Use this promptSee the original photograph, the edited result, and the exact prompt used to change this chair's color.
View the before and after
Changing a single color is easier to assess than changing the outfit, setting, camera angle, and lighting at once.
A very different aspect ratio asks the model to reinterpret the composition. Start with the closest available ratio when framing matters.
AI can change faces, lettering, textures, and proportions even when asked to preserve them. Compare the result with your original.
No. Both modes use 50 credits for a 2K image or 100 credits for a 4K image.
The studio currently accepts one reference image per edit, up to 4 MB. It does not combine multiple uploads in a single request.
No. Nano Banana Pro creates a new image from your instructions and reference. Review details carefully; this is not a pixel-exact selection or layer editor.