Nano Banana Pro lets you run Deep Research, build Slide Decks, visualize data
Nano Banana Pro is the latest all‑in‑one AI assistant aimed at professionals who juggle research, presentation design, and data storytelling every day. While most generative tools excel at a single task—drafting text, generating images, or answering queries—this version bundles three workflows under one interface. The promise is simple: cut the back‑and‑forth between separate apps and let a single prompt drive the entire pipeline.
For analysts buried in PDFs, for marketers who need polished decks on a deadline, and for anyone who’s ever copied charts from one program into another, the appeal is immediate. The tool claims to handle “Deep Research” queries, spin up slide decks, and render visualizations without the usual manual steps. If you already have a rough deck, the system says it can enhance the look with just a few words.
That level of integration is why the upcoming quote matters; it shows exactly how the feature could change the way we synthesize and present new information.
The feature is especially powerful for synthesizing new information: For example, you can run a Deep Research query, create a Slide Deck and visualize complex topics without wading through dense reports. And if you have an existing draft of a deck, just ask NotebookLM to create more visually appealing slides, even in a certain style of color palette. Workspace tools Workspace customers can now use Nano Banana Pro in Google Slides and Google Vids.
In Slides, when you open up the Gemini sidebar and select the "Help me visualize" option, it will use the upgraded model to help create infographics, images, charts and more. There's also a new "Beautify this slide" feature that uses Nano Banana Pro and takes in the context of a slide you created and build on the design. If you like what Nano Banana Pro came up with, select "insert as new slide" to add it to your presentation.
In Google Vids, Nano Banana Pro's upgraded AI generates images with more precision: Now when you choose the "Image" option with the banana icon from the sidebar, if you're a Workspace customer, you'll be using Nana Banana Pro -- and if you generate a video from scratch, all the visuals will be made using the latest model. In fact, here's an example of an entirely generated video; after the video was generated, I even used the Nano Banana Pro-powered tool in the sidebar to add a very professional-looking banana to the intro! Flow Now you can use Nano Banana Pro when you create images in Flow, our AI filmmaking tool.
Nano Banana Pro arrives as the newest image‑generation and editing model in the Gemini suite. It runs on Gemini 3 Pro, promising higher precision, depth and nuance in visual output. Users can access it worldwide through the Gemini desktop or mobile app by selecting “Create images” and opting for the “Thinking” model.
The rollout includes a feature that synthesises information, letting people run Deep Research queries, assemble slide decks and visualise complex topics without digging through dense reports. Existing deck drafts can be handed to NotebookLM for a more visually appealing finish, according to the quoted description.
However, the announcement notes limits—though the specifics are omitted, leaving the scope of usage unclear. It is uncertain whether the model’s detail holds up across all subject matter or merely excels in certain domains. The claim of “incredible detail” lacks comparative benchmarks, so its practical advantage remains to be measured.
Overall, Nano Banana Pro expands the Gemini ecosystem’s creative toolbox, yet its real‑world impact will depend on how those undisclosed constraints affect everyday workflows.
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Common Questions Answered
What workflows does Nano Banana Pro combine into a single interface?
It bundles Deep Research queries, slide deck creation, and data visualization, allowing professionals to move from research to presentation without switching apps. This integration reduces time spent copying content between separate tools.
How does Nano Banana Pro leverage Gemini 3 Pro for image generation?
The assistant runs on the Gemini 3 Pro model, which delivers higher precision, depth, and nuance in generated visuals. Users can select the “Thinking” model in the Gemini desktop or mobile app to create images with advanced editing capabilities.
In what way can NotebookLM be used with an existing slide deck in Nano Banana Pro?
If a user already has a draft deck, they can ask NotebookLM to redesign slides, applying specific color palettes or styles. This feature streamlines the polishing process by automatically enhancing visual appeal.
Which Google Workspace applications now support Nano Banana Pro, and what functionality do they provide?
Nano Banana Pro is integrated into Google Slides and Google Vids, enabling users to run Deep Research queries and generate visual content directly within those apps. The integration allows seamless creation of slide decks and video presentations without leaving the Google environment.