Bananaverse · Image tools

What would you like to make of it?

Start with an idea or an image. Make something new, change its direction, or fix the one thing that gets in the way.

Turn a description into an image you can download and build on.

Actual generated amber skincare bottle on a limestone pedestal — Generated campaign concept · actual tool outputSee the example ↓

01 / Create

An image starts with a sentence.

Describe the subject, setting and look. Generate a first version, check the details, then refine the idea or take the result into another tool.

Open Image Generator →

Actual generated lavender cosmetic jar floating above pastel geometric shapes — A beauty campaign concept

Actual generated fictional witch portrait holding a lantern — A fictional character portrait

Actual generated pumpkin porch scene — A seasonal scene

These are generated concepts, not photographs of real products or people. A prompt gives direction; it does not guarantee exact text, counts or packaging. Explore prompts you can adapt →

02 / Transform

Keep a starting point. Try a new direction.

Use an existing image to explore a different style, mood or setting. This is for a new interpretation of the whole image—not for removing one small distraction.

Source living room before redesign — Source

Actual warm minimal redesign of the source living room — Warm minimal redesign

This room redesign keeps the general viewpoint while changing furniture and finishes. Generative transformations can also change small details and geometry. Sign in to run a transformation.

Open Image to Image →

03 / Edit

Say what should change.

A warmer light. A different backdrop. An added detail. Give the editor a focused instruction and explain what matters in the original.

“Add warm golden-hour light from the right. Keep the room, furniture and composition.”

Original living room in neutral daylight — Source

Open Photo Editor →

Actual Photo Editor result with warmer light from the right — Actual lighting edit. Compare the whole result: a text-guided edit may change details beyond the requested area. For selection-based removal, choose Image Cleanup instead. Photo Editor requires sign-in.

04 / Cleanup

Keep the photo. Remove the problem.

A person in the wrong place, text on a photo, a crease or an unwanted background. Choose the result you need, then inspect the edges, surface or detail that matters.

Open Image Cleanup →

Travel photo with an unwanted yellow-jacket person at the right

The dashed area explains the selection to make; it is not an automatic detection result.

Remove Person

Select the whole unwanted person, then refine the selection around people or objects you want to keep. Inspect the reconstructed pavement, furniture or scenery; hidden detail is rebuilt, not recovered.

Open Remove Person →

05 / Continue

The first result doesn’t have to be the last.

A source photo becomes a cutout, then a finished product canvas. You can stop and download, or keep working from the result instead of starting again.

Original blue bottle photograph — 1. Source photo

Actual transparent PNG of the same blue bottle — 2. Cutout

Actual product-tool export of the same blue bottle centered on a white square canvas — 3. White product canvas

A little direction helps