Draft
Quickly draft an image edit with the lighter-weight nano-banana-lite model
How it works
- From any artboard, open Image → Edit → Draft.
- Give it: Prompt, Source and References.
- Set the options you want, then run it to get back an image.
The finished image is saved to the artboard and appears in its timeline.
Renders are queued and run in the background — you can leave the page while one is working and come back to it.
Where to find it
Any artboard → Image → Edit → Draft
/a/{artboard}/image/edit/draft/
Playgrounds you have not picked are hidden from the navigation rather than taken away — add this one back from your playgrounds settings at any time.
You can also just ask for it in a chat: this playground needs nothing picked off your machine, so the assistant can run it for you.
What you give it
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Prompt Text
What you want, described in plain words. The more specific you are, the closer the result lands.
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Source File
The file the playground works from. Everything it returns is a version of this.
Takes images.
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References Files One or more
Extra images the result should borrow from, alongside the source.
Takes images.
What you can set
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Batch Number
How many variations to make in one go. Every one is charged.
Between 1–5.
Defaults to 1.
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Redux Re-render an image with subtle variations
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Detail Add or recover fine detail in a photo
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Transfer Transfer the style of one image onto another