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Describe the image you want to create
0/20000Begin with the illustration and the space around it. On Ideogram 4, use Nano Banana 2.1 to explore poster artwork, cover imagery and room for typography you will place and proofread later.
Describe the main illustration, its visual weight and the quiet areas needed for a title, date or other final copy.
Every request needs text, with up to 20,000 characters available. Explain the illustration, margins, focal point and the areas to leave visually quiet; specify whether the image should contain any lettering.
Add up to 14 JPEG, PNG or WebP files, no larger than 30 MB each. Identify which reference guides the subject, palette or illustration treatment, without assuming it will preserve every design detail.
Pick Auto or a fixed ratio and choose 1K, 2K or 4K output. JPG and PNG can be downloaded for further layout work; PNG selection alone does not produce a transparent background.
This page selects Nano Banana 2.1 for image generation and editing. The general image entry keeps its Ideogram default, and Nano Banana 2 remains a separate model option. Use this page when you want to explore a brief with 2.1, without assuming a performance ranking between models.
Nano Banana 2.1 starts with 1K, Auto aspect ratio and JPG in fresh settings. For poster work, define the artwork’s position before submitting. Bring the downloaded image into your design tool to set final type, check margins and prepare the intended output.
Describe where the title and supporting copy will sit, and ask for a quieter background in those areas. Check the generated image with your actual text rather than judging empty space alone.
Generated letters, dates and punctuation can require correction. Add exact copy as editable text during layout, then verify spelling, line breaks and contrast at the intended viewing size.
Treat the generated artwork as one component of the design and budget each image request accordingly.
An image on Ideogram 4 costs 2 credits with Nano Banana 2.1 at 1K, 4 at 2K and 6 at 4K. Reference inputs have no separate charge.
Try 2:3 for a portrait poster or 1:1 for a square cover. Describe margins explicitly and inspect the result; choosing a ratio does not set document bleed, trim or print specifications.
Download JPG or PNG, then add titles and details in a layout tool. If the image contains incidental text, review or remove it before finishing the design.
The examples ask for artwork without lettering so you can set exact event or publication details afterward.
Use 2:3 and prompt: “Gouache illustration of fern fronds and terracotta pots forming a loose border along the bottom and sides, warm cream paper texture, upper center kept open for a workshop title, muted green and clay palette, no text.” Check that the leaves do not crowd your intended title block.
Choose 1:1 and write: “A simplified indigo trumpet curving through the lower half of a square composition, small amber circles suggesting stage lights, textured screen-print illustration, upper third mostly unmarked cream space, no letters or numbers.” Add the title separately and review its contrast against the artwork.
Generate the visual component here, then complete the typography in your design workflow.
Describe the main image and which zones should stay quiet. Add references if they clarify the artwork style or palette, and state whether you want any text inside the generation.
Choose the ratio, 1K/2K/4K and JPG/PNG, then check the required credits. Sign in and submit the image request when the composition brief is ready.
Download the completed image, add final text in your editor and check spelling, spacing and crop. Return to My Creations for the generation task if another image revision is needed.
What this model page changes, what image settings mean and where final text review belongs.
On Ideogram 4, each 1K illustration uses 2 credits, each 2K illustration uses 4, and each 4K illustration uses 6. There is no additional reference-image charge.
This dedicated page opens Nano Banana 2.1; the general image entry retains its Ideogram default. Use the model selector to choose a model for your brief. If you try both, compare the results against the same requirements for visual hierarchy, space for copy and text readability.
There are 15 supported canvas choices: auto, 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 1:4, 4:1, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 1:8, 8:1, 9:16, 16:9 and 21:9. These describe image proportions, not a ready-to-print document setup.
Proofread all generated text and verify the event details separately. For exact wording, reserve room and add editable type in a design tool. Nano Banana 2.1 has no Google Search setting to look up or confirm current event information.
References accept up to 14 JPEG, PNG or WebP images of up to 30 MB each; explain the style or palette you want to borrow. PNG is an output format choice, not a guarantee of transparency. Inspect the background and prepare any required cutout in your editing workflow.
A confirmed failed generation is refunded in generation credits. If a response is slow or the status service is temporarily unavailable, the task is not necessarily failed; return to that task to check its outcome.
Explore a Nano Banana 2.1 illustration, then place the final title and details with the spacing and proofreading your design needs.
