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High-speed multimodal reasoning, long-context document analysis, and natural conversational image generation
From raw multimodal uploads to parameter tuning, Gemini routes complex reasoning and creative generation through a unified conversational interface.
Unite frontier reasoning capabilities, 2-million-token context windows, and native image generation across an adaptable multi-model workspace.
Explore structured document intelligence, code architecture synthesis, and high-fidelity visual generation created across Gemini models.
Discover how technical architects, creative directors, and data researchers deploy Gemini for multi-step reasoning and multimodal workflows.
Nano Banana refers to the gemini-2.5-flash-image model variant designed for conversational image generation and visual editing directly within chat. It consumes 1,290 output tokens per image and produces crisp, physically consistent visual assets adhering to natural language prompts.
The Generic endpoint connects directly to native model execution for standard pricing and baseline stability, while the Openrouter endpoint routes through an aggregated router to unlock preview models, legacy checkpoints, and alternative failovers with slight additional routing overhead.
Use the Openrouter endpoint when experimenting with preview builds such as gemini-3.1-pro-preview or legacy versions that require aggregated routing. For standard production workloads utilizing defaults like gemini-3.5-flash, the Generic endpoint provides direct, reliable execution.
Gemini Chat excels at multi-step agentic workflows, long-context reasoning over extensive video and audio files, structured code extraction, and conversational image generation via Nano Banana. It is less suited for flowery, stylized creative prose or unstructured free-form writing.
Gemini Chat natively accepts text, images, PDF documents, audio files, and video streams. Audio files consume 25 tokens per second, while video is sampled at 1 frame per second, allowing up to 45 minutes of video analysis within Flash models' context limits.
High-speed multimodal reasoning, long-context document analysis, and natural conversational image generation