SokuPhotoNano Banana is not one fixed model ID
Google's current documentation distinguishes Nano Banana 2 Lite, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro and an earlier Nano Banana generation. Benchmark claims are meaningful only when they name the exact model and test date.
Choose by ecommerce workload
Lite is positioned around speed and cost; Nano Banana 2 is a general-purpose generation and editing option; Pro targets more complex instructions and consistency. Google notes that Lite is not optimized for large reference sets or long editing chains.
Product consistency requires its own test
Character consistency is not enough for ecommerce. Repeat the same edit and compare product-critical details.
- Product shape and brand color
- Logo, label and volume text
- Background-only edit behavior
- Stability across multiple revisions
SynthID and publication review
Google states that generated images include SynthID. A provenance marker does not replace rights clearance, product-accuracy checks or marketplace-policy review.
Current SokuPhoto availability
Nano Banana models are not currently connected. The workspace lists Qwen Image 3.0, Qwen Image 3.0 Pro and Wan 2.7 Image as the available models.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Nano Banana in SokuPhoto?
No. This page explains the model family for comparison; it is not an available SokuPhoto model.
Which Nano Banana model is current?
Google documents several current variants for different workloads. Check the exact model ID rather than relying on the family nickname.
How are Nano Banana 2 and Pro different?
Nano Banana 2 emphasizes general-purpose speed and capability, while Pro is positioned for complex instructions and higher-precision work. Test on your actual product.
What resolution is documented?
Google's current guide documents output up to 4K for Nano Banana 2 and Pro, while the legacy Gemini 2.5 Flash Image line is 1024px.
Do generated images include a marker?
Google states that Nano Banana-generated images include SynthID.