El lineup de IA de Google en nuestro catálogo abarca la familia de imagen Nano Banana (Nano Banana, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro y las variantes Edit Fast / Edit Ultra) más Gemini 2.5 Flash para trabajo de LLM multimodal. Nano Banana Pro es el nivel de razonamiento más fuerte de la línea; Nano Banana Pro Edit Ultra es nuestro especialista de referencia para edición de imagen.
Gemini 3.7 Flash is Google's workhorse multimodal LLM: send a prompt plus up to 11 images and get back copy, structured JSON, captions or analysis. Its sharpest edge over earlier Flash models is how closely it follows a brief — visual references, brand rules and dense documents — with a reasoning dial you set per call, from quick low-effort answers to careful multi-step work.
Nano Banana 2.1 is Google's October 2026 refresh of its fast Flash-tier image model: one model for text-to-image, conversational editing and fusion of up to 14 reference images. It reasons through the prompt before it renders, so lighting briefs, exact wording and structured layouts such as infographics land more reliably than on Nano Banana 2, for about half the credits at 1K and 2K.
Nano Banana Pro is Google's state-of-the-art image generation and editing model — the strongest reasoning tier in the Nano Banana line. Multi-image fusion up to 14 references, output up to 4K, configurable safety filtering, and an optional fallback model for batch throughput.
Nano Banana 2 is Google's fast image generation and editing model — text-to-image plus conversational editing, multi-image fusion (up to 14 references) and character consistency. Output at 1K, 2K or 4K. Optional Google Search and Image Search grounding pull current real-world references into the generation.
Nano Banana 2 Edit Fast is the fast-tier image-editing endpoint from Google's Nano Banana 2 line. Pass one to fourteen reference images plus a written instruction and the model rewrites them — at 2K or 4K output, with an optional web-search pass that grounds the edit in real-time context.