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Nano Banana API: Edit Images with Gemini in Code

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Nano Banana API: Edit Images with Gemini in Code

Nano Banana API: Edit Images with Gemini in Code — OpenRouter Blog

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Edit images programmatically with Nano Banana 2 (google/gemini-3.1-flash-image) through the OpenRouter API: send a source image and an edit prompt in one request, decode the result, iterate, and swap the editing model with one field.

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