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Banana Image Editor: What workflows and features do you want next?

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I’m building Banana Image Editor (Banana Editor), a Gemini 3.0 Pro (Nano Banana Pro) powered photo editor focused on granular inpainting and prompt-driven control. I’d love to learn how you’d use it in real projects and what would make it a daily tool for you.

Questions for you:

  • What’s your main use case: ecommerce product shots, portraits, interiors, marketing creatives, or storyboards?

  • Which edit types matter most: background swap, wardrobe/prop swap, relighting, identity lock, or scene extension?

  • How important is “permanent links / cloud history” for generated images versus quick temporary previews?

  • Do you prefer “generate first, then save” (faster) or “save before showing results” (more reliable)?

  • What output formats do you need most (PNG/JPG/WebP), and do you need original + edited comparisons exported together?

  • What would be a fair credit/pricing model for you (e.g., per edit, per batch, team usage)?

  • Any integrations you’d want (e.g., API, Zapier, Figma, Shopify, Google Drive)?

If you share a sample workflow (inputs, constraints, and what “success” looks like), I can prioritize and ship improvements quickly.

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