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Mini toolsGemini 3.1 Flash Image
Gemini 3.1 Flash Image is Google’s high-efficiency image generation and editing model, branded as Nano Banana 2. Google AI Studio describes it as offering Pro-level creativity at Flash speed, with Google Search grounding, precision text rendering, flexible aspect ratios, and image resolutions up to 4K for fast visual production and editing workflows.
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Overview
Gemini 3.1 Flash Image is Google’s fast image-generation and editing model, also known as Nano Banana 2.
About Google DeepMind
AI research lab within Google developing frontier models, scientific AI systems, reinforcement learning methods, and products that support Google services and research.
Industry:
Artificial Intelligence
Company Size:
6000
Location:
London, England, GB
Website:
deepmind.com
Tools using Gemini 3.1 Flash Image
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Sigrid Klotz🛠️ 2 tools 🙏 36 karmaAug 18, 2025@Google ImagenGoogle Imagen has been a pleasant surprise for clean work (icons, stickers)!!! Loads of style options and it nails tidy lines, soft shading and punchy color without much prompt fuss. GREAT TOOL!! -
Started out good and has real potential, but the owners got greedy. You used to be charged 1 credit for each generation and got 20 free credits a day. Now you get 30 credits, but (for example Flux pro ultra) costs 9 credits and some change, meaning you get just 3 credits a day in reality. And when a run fails you are still charged so if you click a fourth time and it fails, they subtract and put you into credit debt (negative credits). Greed... the downfall of so many AI art websites. You are better off just buying a miniPC with good memory and good video card and downloading Flux to your computer and running it locally. The pricing? Let's do the math. $2 for 200 credits, but a Flux ultra run will cost you 9.97 credits. So for $2 you get actually 20 runs, and that is what you used to get each day for free. Totally not worth your money, especially when they charge you for failed runs too and the fact that on the average, it will take you 5 or 6 runs to get a decent picture that doesn't have deformed hands or other defects or deviations from what you are looking for. Better to download stable diffusion and run flux on it or uses any of the other local ways to run AI art if you can.
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Been using CloneViral for my UGC ad campaigns and it's honestly a game-changer. The Agent Mode feature is what sold me - you basically describe what you want, and their AI agents collaborate to handle everything from scripting to final video. No more jumping between 5 different tools. The UGC Ads generator is surprisingly good. I can create authentic-looking user testimonials and product demos in minutes instead of hiring creators or spending days editing. Quality is solid enough that my clients can't tell the difference. Not perfect, but for the price and time it saves me, it's become essential in my workflow. If you're doing any kind of social media marketing or content creation at scale, worth trying out.
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pixelicious was good as free tool, now requires payment for something very basic as pixelating an image
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Users type in a vibe, mood, or fantasy scenario, and the AI generates a room or space that matches it — complete with decor, lighting, and color palette.
Last updated: June 2, 2026
