Adobe is expanding its lineup of partner AI models with the arrival of Google’s Gemini 3 (Nano Banana Pro), now available in both Adobe Firefly and Photoshop. The addition gives creators another high-end option for image generation and prompt-based editing, joining models from Black Forest Labs, ElevenLabs, Ideogram, Luma AI, Moonvalley, OpenAI, Pika, Runway, Topaz Labs, and earlier Google releases.
A New Pro-Grade Option for Creative Workflows
Gemini 3 (Nano Banana Pro) is Google’s latest image model aimed at users who want more refined generations and greater control over visual details. Adobe describes it as a strong fit for tasks such as adjusting lighting and camera angles, expanding aspect ratios, increasing resolution, and generating text that cleanly fits within an image, an area where many models struggle.
The model leans on Google Search’s knowledge base to produce visuals with accurate details, which may appeal to designers working on concept art, campaigns, and brand-aligned creative. In practice, this means more reliable depictions of objects, locations, and written text without relying on outside tools.
Expanded Capabilities in Firefly
Within Adobe Firefly, the company’s all-in-one environment for image, video, and audio generation, Nano Banana Pro slots into several workflows:
- Text to Image: Users can prompt the model to generate scenes, objects, and stylized artwork with improved editing fidelity.
- Reference-based merging: Firefly now supports up to six reference images that can be blended and refined into a unified output.
- Localized visual generation: The model can place translated text inside images and maintain cleaner integration.
- Firefly Boards: Teams can upload assets like icons, images, and copy blocks, then prompt the model to place them into real-world contexts for review, such as mock billboard designs or early brand concepts.
These features support both early ideation and the later stages of visual refinement, giving designers and marketing teams a more fluid way to move from rough ideas to polished concepts.
More Precision in Photoshop’s Generative Fill
Photoshop’s Generative Fill continues to evolve with Nano Banana Pro now in the mix. Adobe points to improvements in prompt-driven edits, such as transforming daylight scenes into nighttime settings, expanding backgrounds, or generating new content that aligns more naturally with the existing image.
The model works alongside Firefly and earlier partner additions, including Google’s Nano Banana and Black Forest Labs’ FLUX.1 Kontext [pro]. Users can jump between generative outputs and traditional Photoshop tools (layers, masks, and selections) without shifting their workflow elsewhere.
Unlimited Generations for a Limited Time
To help subscribers try the new model, Adobe is offering unlimited image generations using Firefly image models and partner models in the Firefly app until December 1. The offer applies to Creative Cloud Pro and Firefly plan subscribers and is intended to give creators room to experiment without worrying about usage limits.
How to Get Started
Nano Banana Pro is available today across Firefly and Photoshop. Those interested in testing the new model’s capabilities can find more information directly through Adobe’s Firefly app or the official announcement.
More details can be found on the official Adobe website.
