Does BananaGen generate video directly?

BananaGen focuses on image generation and editing, which supports video workflows through thumbnails, key frames, references, and promotional stills.

What video assets should I create first?

Start with a YouTube thumbnail, social cover image, storyboard frame, or product promo still that can guide the rest of the video workflow.

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Nano Banana 2 Video: Thumbnail and Visual Workflow

Use BananaGen to create Nano Banana 2 video thumbnails, storyboard frames, promo visuals, social clips assets, and image prompts for video workflows.

May 9, 2026

Nano Banana 2 video searches can mean several things: users may want video generation, YouTube thumbnails, storyboard frames, product promo visuals, or image assets for short-form content.

BananaGen focuses on image generation and editing. That still helps video creators because most video workflows need strong still visuals: thumbnails, key frames, ad concepts, character references, and social cover images.

Video support asset

Create thumbnails and key frames first

Generate strong still images in BananaGen, then use them as thumbnails, storyboards, references, or campaign visuals in your video workflow.

Generate video visuals

Useful Video Assets to Create

Use BananaGen for:

YouTube thumbnails.
TikTok and Reels cover images.
Product video hero frames.
Storyboard panels.
Character or scene references.
Ad campaign stills.

Thumbnail Prompt Example

A bold YouTube thumbnail about Nano Banana 2, bright yellow AI image studio background, dramatic before-and-after image panels, high contrast, clean empty space for big title text, no small text.

Storyboard Prompt Example

A cinematic storyboard frame of a creator using an AI image generator on a laptop, warm yellow studio light, clean SaaS workspace, modern product demo style, 16:9 composition.

Start with still images, then use them as references inside your video editing workflow.

Open the BananaGen homepage to start the workflow.