Appropriate Use: Generative AI #
Please be aware that these Generative AI tools contain functionality which allows the upload of pictures and files. It is the responsibility of the user not to upload content or enter prompts which may generate inappropriate or concerning text or imagery, or which contains any personal, sensitive or confidential information.
What is Nano Banana? #
“Nano Banana” is the nickname for Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, a powerful AI-powered image generation and editing tool. It specialises in transforming photos into hyper-realistic 3D models, such as collectable figurines, or stylising them in various artistic and cinematic styles. The tool is known for its speed, accessibility, and ability to maintain a subject’s likeness across different edits and scenarios. Users interact with it through simple text prompts, making it easy for anyone to create professional-quality visuals without advanced technical skills.
Where can I find Nano Banana? #
How could I use this in an Education Context? #
In an educational setting, Nano Banana can be a useful tool for Educators to use themselves, or with a class by demonstrating the capabilities on a whiteboard.
Its capabilities can be leveraged to:
Responsible Use in an Educational Context #
While Nano Banana offers many benefits, it’s crucial to address its responsible use, especially in an educational environment.
Key considerations include:
Generating Deepfakes #
Examples for Inspiration #
Prompt: Recreate these dogs as 16-bit video game characters, and place the character in a level of a 2D 16-bit platform video game.
Output:
Prompt: Recreate this fruit as a mouthwatering side dish that could be served at a 5-star avant-garde restaurant.
Output:
Prompt: Recreate this castle to look like it is occupied during the 14th century. Include horses and historically accurate people.
Output:
Prompt: Turn this pen into a cartoon character superhero flying in the sky towards a burning building.
Output:
