Gemini Nano Banana Pro may be getting its most practical upgrade yet: here's what you need to know

Google has been having a productive month in terms of product launches with the company already launching its Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro models, both of whom have been subject to positive feedback from the masses. However, a new leak has revealed that Google may already be working on making Nano Banana Pro even more productive.

The image shared by the tipster shows the option for drawing on the image or a ‘T’ which will likely allow users to add text to the AI generated image.

While this may not seem like a big change on paper, the feature could definitely could in handy for power Gemini users. For instance, users have been asking Gemini to annotate images while generating them and putting these images back in the chatbot to generate more precise videos using Veo 3.1. So in theory, one annotates different parts of the images with the camera angles, zoom type or other cosmetic changes to make the video flow better and more to the taste of users.

If Google indeed adds the feature straight in Gemini, it could make the workflow even more easier for users since they could get more control over the annotations.

Other areas where this feature could come in handy is to give visual prompts to Gemini for image generations. So if you have generated an image using AI and you want to add some elements to it, say a cat and a dog, then instead of typing ‘add a cat on the left and a dog on the right’, you could just sketch a rough circle on the left and a square on the right, labeling them "cat" and "dog." and the AI could understand your instructions even better.

While Nano Banana Pro is much better at following instructions than its predecessor, the image generator can definitely go haywire a few times. If this happens after the annotation feature goes live, then you can just annotate the part that it did not generate according to your instructions, leading to more precise and local corrections to the image.