ZDNET's key takeaways Google released Nano Banana Pro. The image generator and editor use Gemini 3 Pro. It is rolling out in the Gemini app to everyone. Every now and then, a new model mysteriously appears in the LMArena and creates a stir due to its impressive capabilities -- usually a sign that it's actually worth the hype.

Gemini's new image generator tool is live for everyone, but here's how to exactly enable it to get the best results.

If you've been curious how to churn out image after image without draining your budget, you're in luck. Google just released the Nano Banana Pro-a revamped version of its AI image model that you can try for free.

This week, Google dropped what might be the most useful implementations of generative AI. Google Nano Banana Pro is effectively the consumer-facing brand for the new Gemini 3 Pro Image model. For those of us who have been frustration-testing AI image generators for the last two years,

Nano Banana Pro uses Gemini 3 Pro’s reasoning system to create more context-aware visuals. It reads user inputs with a deeper understanding and produces images that reflect real-world information more accurately.

We haven't even had enough time to play around with Google's latest image-generation model, and the tech giant is already rolling out a 'Pro' successor that promises several upgrades. The model I'm talking about is Nano Banana,