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Nano Banana 2 Edit vs Qwen Image 3.0 Edit
Google Nano Banana 2 Edit against Qwen Image 3.0 Edit for fast instruction-based product photo cleanup.
Every value below is read from the model catalog at generation time — price and which parameters each model exposes. 8 of the 13 spec rows differ between these two. “Not exposed” means the model has no API parameter for it — it does not mean the capability is absent. A model without a transparent-background switch can still produce a clean white background from a prompt; it just cannot hand you an alpha channel.
Specs
Side by side
| Nano Banana 2 Edit | Qwen Image 3.0 Edit | |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Qwen | |
| List price | $0.12 per image | $0.045 per image |
| Category | Image editing | Image editing |
| Input images | multiple images per request | multiple images per request |
| Output size | 3 presets (1k, 2k, 4k) | free-form size |
| Output format | default, png, jpeg | not exposed |
| Transparent background | not exposed | not exposed |
| Negative prompt | not exposed | exposed |
| Seed / reproducibility | exposed | exposed |
| Prompt expansion | not exposed | exposed |
| Batch outputs | not exposed | exposed |
| Guidance / steps | not exposed | not exposed |
| Content policy | Google standard policy · commercial use | Qwen standard policy · commercial use |
Qwen Image 3.0 Edit is the cheaper of the two at $0.045 versus $0.12 — a 2.7× difference. For a 100-image catalog batch that is $4.50 against $12.00.
Output
What each one actually produces
These are the real sample clips from the catalog, with the prompt that generated each. Watch both before you decide — a spec table will not tell you whether the motion reads the way you need it to.
Sample · prompt: “Integrate the figures in the image into a skiing scene in a current style.”
Sample · prompt: “Create an award-winning automotive website concept based on the reference image. Transform its visual style into the homepage of a futuristic supercar brand. Showcase an ultra-realistic sports car wit…”
FAQ
Short answers
Which is cheaper, Nano Banana 2 Edit or Qwen Image 3.0 Edit?
Qwen Image 3.0 Edit, at $0.045 per image. The other is listed at $0.12. These are list prices; billing on this site is not live yet.
What is Nano Banana 2 Edit good for in a product-photo workflow?
Nano Banana 2 Edit takes several reference images in one request (product plus a style or scene reference); exposes a seed, so a batch of SKUs can be re-run consistently; output size: 3 presets (1k, 2k, 4k). Keep one edit per pass so the product, logo and label text stay locked.
What is Qwen Image 3.0 Edit good for in a product-photo workflow?
Qwen Image 3.0 Edit takes several reference images in one request (product plus a style or scene reference); accepts a negative prompt to keep unwanted props out; exposes a seed, so a batch of SKUs can be re-run consistently; output size: free-form size. Keep one edit per pass so the product, logo and label text stay locked.
Are my product photos used for training?
No. Merchant uploads are processed for your request only and are not used to train either model. Both models are offered under their vendor's standard commercial-use policy.
Which should I use for e-commerce image editing?
Whichever exposes the control you need — the table above is the honest answer. For bulk background cleanup, start on the cheaper model and only move up for the hero image. For packaging or label text, test both on one SKU and check the lettering at 100% zoom before you run the batch.