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Guide for generating and editing images using generative AI with the nanobanana CLI
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| name | nanobanana |
| description | Guide for generating and editing images using generative AI with the nanobanana CLI |
| license | MIT |
This is a guide for generating and editing images using the nanobanana CLI tool.
Nanobanana is a command-line interface for the Nano Banana image generation API, which uses Google's generative AI models.
If the nanobanana CLI is not already installed, install it using:
go install maragu.dev/nanobanana@latest
The GOOGLE_API_KEY environment variable must be set, or a .env file with the key must be present in the working directory.
To generate a single image:
nanobanana generate output.png "a beautiful sunset over mountains"
The output can be either a .png or .jpg file.
To use the higher-quality pro model for generation:
nanobanana generate -pro output.png "a beautiful sunset over mountains"
The -pro flag enables Google's premium generative AI model, which typically produces higher quality results but may take slightly longer to generate.
To edit or modify an existing image using a text prompt:
nanobanana generate -i input.png output.png "make the sky purple and add stars"
This is useful for making specific changes to existing images based on natural language instructions.
Generate a logo:
nanobanana generate logo.png "minimalist tech company logo with geometric shapes in blue and white"
Create concept art:
nanobanana generate concept.png "futuristic city skyline at night with neon lights and flying vehicles, cyberpunk style"
Edit an existing photo:
nanobanana generate -i photo.png enhanced.png "enhance the colors and make it look like golden hour"