Try a new setting
Place the same product in a studio, a lived-in room or an outdoor scene. Use your product photo as the reference and describe the setting you want.
Google Image generation & editing
Create product images, explore new settings and edit existing shots with Google’s Nano Banana 2 in Riverflow.
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The example
An everyday bakery scene with natural gestures and tactile detail.
A beautifully art-directed bakery campaign photograph in landscape 4:3, documentary medium-format photography. At a small window-side café table in Copenhagen, two hands in the sleeves of a cobalt-blue work jacket gently open a folded ivory paper bag revealing three golden croissants. The bag has a very simple red hand-stamped wordmark reading FOLD, no other lettering. On the table: a short clear glass of espresso, a small butter dish, a few real pastry flakes. Morning sunlight strikes the croissant lamination and the textured paper, while the background falls into a soft warm shadow. Cropped close at torso level, no faces, imperfect natural gestures. Colour story: cobalt, warm ivory, espresso brown, tiny red accent. Tactile, human and editorial, not a stock-photo smile, not a 3D render. Compose the bag and hands across the middle-right with quiet table space on the left, keep the full bag visible.
Select Nano Banana 2 after opening the image tool.
Nano Banana 2 is Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. It supports image creation, reference-guided editing and text within generated images. In Riverflow, it can create images from a written brief or use multiple reference images to guide a composition or revision.
Choose Nano Banana 2 in Riverflow’s image tool, add your brief and references, then review the settings and credit cost before generating.
Available settings depend on the model and workflow.
Plans and credits| Model | 1K | 2K | 4K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana 2 | 15 credits | 15 credits | 30 credits |
One image uses the amount shown. Four 2K images use four times the 2K cost. Image edits can use a different rate; check the quote in the editor. Your complete quote appears before generation.
Place the same product in a studio, a lived-in room or an outdoor scene. Use your product photo as the reference and describe the setting you want.
Compare lighting, colour and composition before you commit to a direction. Keep the product reference the same as you try each brief.
Describe the background or composition you want to change, and name the details to keep. Check the result against your original.
Models, inputs and getting started.
Nano Banana 2 is Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash Image model for image generation and editing. It supports image creation, reference-guided editing and text within generated images. In Riverflow, it can create images from a written brief or use multiple reference images to guide a composition or revision.
Yes. Riverflow supports Nano Banana 2 for image editing as well as generation. Provide the source image and describe the change. References guide the result, but you should still check packaging, logos and small text before using it.
Sign in to Riverflow, open the image creation tool and choose Nano Banana 2 from the model picker. Add your brief and any required references, then review the available settings and credit cost before generating.
Nano Banana 2 costs 15 credits per 1K image, 15 credits per 2K image and 30 credits per 4K image in Riverflow’s image generator. Generating multiple images multiplies that cost. Credits are included in Riverflow subscriptions; see the pricing page for plan allowances.
Bring your brief. Choose your model. Start creating.