Nano Banana Edit for After Effects

Google's Nano Banana image-to-image / image editing model. Edit one or more input images based on a prompt.

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How to Use Nano Banana Edit in After Effects

Nano Banana Edit is a powerful AI model that lets you transform images directly within Adobe After Effects using Ziframe. No need to switch applications or manually export files — everything happens right in your timeline.

Getting Started

  1. Install the Ziframe plugin for After Effects
  2. Open the Ziframe panel in After Effects (Window → Extensions → Ziframe)
  3. Select Nano Banana Edit from the model dropdown
  4. Configure your settings and transform images
  5. Import the results directly into your composition

Why Use Nano Banana Edit?

Nano Banana Edit by Google offers cutting-edge image processing capabilities. When combined with Ziframe's native After Effects integration, you get:

  • Seamless workflow integration without leaving After Effects
  • Direct import of generated images into your timeline
  • Pay-per-use pricing — only pay for what you generate
  • Professional-quality results from state-of-the-art AI

Pricing

Base: 4 credits per image

Adjustments:

Example Pricing:

Base request: 6 credits
Range: 6 - 6 credits

Input Parameters

Prompt required string

The prompt for image editing.

Image URLs required array

The URLs of the images to use for image-to-image generation or image editing.

Number of Images integer

The number of images to generate.

Default: 1

Aspect Ratio string

The aspect ratio of the generated image.

Default: auto

Options: auto, 21:9, 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16

Output Format string

The format of the generated image.

Default: png

Options: jpeg, png, webp

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