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> Nano Banana is still bad at rendering text perfectly/without typos as most image generation models. I figured that if you write the text in Google docs and s
by mkagenius 11mo ago
> Nano Banana is still bad at rendering text perfectly/without typos as most image generation models.
I figured that if you write the text in Google docs and share the screenshot with banana it will not make any spelling mistake.
So, use something like "can you write my name on this Wimbledon trophy, both images are attached. Use them" will work.
- minimaxir 11mo agoGoogle's example documentation for Nano Banana does demo that pipeline: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/image-generation#python_12 https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/image-generation#pytho... That's on my list of blog-post-worthy things to test, namely text rendering to image in Python directly and passing both input images to the model for compositing.
- mkagenius 11mo agoYeah, close. But it is still generating it with a prompt > Logo: "A simple, modern logo with the letters 'G' and 'A' in a white circle. My idea was do to it manually so that there is no probabilities involved. Though your idea of using python is same.