AI Image Tool
Nano Banana Pro Editor
High-fidelity AI retouching with precision inpainting.
Choose a gallery image, paint over specific areas with the brush, describe what should change, and get production-ready results while the rest stays untouched.
Premium AI retouching with precision inpainting and high-fidelity detail.
Select a gallery image, brush over the region you want to fix or replace, and add a prompt to remove or refill that area. Nano Banana Pro Editor pairs localized inpainting control with premium rendering so thumbnails, ads, and e-commerce shots stay sharp and production-ready.
Key features
Precision inpainting brush
Paint over unwanted objects or specific regions and let AI refill them with clean, context-aware detail while leaving the rest of the image untouched.
Premium rendering quality
Sharper edges, realistic materials, and crisp textures that hold up in 4K thumbnails, ads, and PDPs.
Local control with prompts
Target replacements, repairs, or background cleanups to the masked area using short prompts so your composition and subject stay consistent.
Campaign-ready outputs
Generate banner, thumbnail, and PDP-quality assets with consistent grading, preserved framing, and export-friendly aspect ratios.
Best for / Use cases
Magic eraser for key shots
Remove distractions, background clutter, or unwanted people by brushing over them and letting AI fill the scene.
Suggested prompt
Remove the trash bin and fill with clean sidewalk and matching shadows, keep the rest untouched, 3:4
Precision product retouching
Brush over scuffs, reflections, or packaging flaws and prompt for clean, consistent materials for PDPs and ads.
Suggested prompt
Brush over scratches on a sneaker box and replace with smooth cardboard texture, keep lighting consistent, 3:4
Localized fixes for ads
Tidy backgrounds or swap props in specific areas while preserving framing for thumbnails and banners.
Suggested prompt
Remove people in the background and extend the brick wall seamlessly, cinematic light, 16:9
Prompt recipes
Remove a distraction with inpainting
Brush over the unwanted object, then prompt: "clean empty sidewalk with matching tiles, preserve shadows and lighting, keep the rest untouched"
Targeted prop swap
Mask the accessory you want to change, then prompt: "replace with matte black version, soft studio light, keep original pose and framing"
Ad-ready cinematic pass
Apply cinematic teal-orange grading to the whole image, add rim lights, keep subject sharp, no added text, leave space for overlay on the right
Tips & best practices
- Brush slightly beyond the edges of what you want to change so the fill blends cleanly.
- Describe the replacement texture, lighting, and color so the masked area matches the rest of the scene.
- Keep subject details consistent with the base image to avoid identity drift near faces or logos.
- Use Pro Editor when you need precision inpainting or assets that hold up to zoom-ins; use Nano Banana Editor for fast global restyles.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use inpainting?
Choose a source image, paint over the area you want to change with the brush, then describe what should replace it. The AI only edits the masked area and keeps the rest of the image as-is.
What input quality should I use?
Use the cleanest version you have—balanced exposure, minimal compression, and a clear subject. Better inputs deliver better results, especially for precise fills.
Does Pro Editor cost more credits?
Yes. Pro edits use more credits for higher quality and inpainting. You'll see the exact cost before generating.