Create $10,000 Ads With Nano Banana, N8N and Veo3 (Gemini 2.5 Flash)
Takeaways
- 🚀 Google has released Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash), a powerful new image generation and editing model. 🖼️ With the Gemini NanoBanana API, users can access text-to-image generation and advanced editing features for high-quality creative outputs.
- 🎥 Combining Nano Banana with Google's Veo3 video model allows creation of stunning video ads from generated images.
- 💰 Image generation with Nano Banana costs only about 4 cents per output, making it very affordable.
- ⚡ The model is available via Google's AI Studio and API, enabling both manual and automated workflows.
- 🤖 Automation can be achieved using N8N workflows, integrating Nano Banana and Veo3 for scalable ad creation.
- 📱 UGC-style ads can be generated by combining product images with model images using Nano Banana, then turned into videos.
- 🔍 Consistency in characters and quality of outputs is impressive, even when editing existing images like thumbnails.
- 💡 Additional tools like Topaz Labs can upscale Veo3 outputs to improve resolution for professional ad quality.
- 📈 The creator has built an AI creative agency template to streamline ad creation, including image generation, video rendering, and automation.
- 🎯 Key AI also offers vertical Veo3 rendering for social media ads, costing around 40 cents per render.
- 🛠️ Users can incorporate Nano Banana into their own projects via API with simple HTTP requests and Nano Banana ad creation JSON payloads.
Q & A
What is Nano Banana, and how is it related to Gemini 2.5 Flash?
-Nano Banana is an image editing technology released by Google, now known as Gemini 2.5 Flash. It is an AI image generator that can create high-quality images and is considered one of the best on the market. It can be used to generate starting images for creating video ads.
How can Nano Banana be used to create ads?
-Nano Banana can be used to generate images that can then be turned into video ads. For example, you can upload an image of a person and an image of a product, and Nano Banana can combine them into a single image. This image can then be used in a video ad.
What is the cost of using Nano Banana to generate images?
-The cost of using Nano Banana to generate images is 4 cents per output on the foul playground.
What is V3, and how does it work with Nano Banana?
-V3 is Google's video model that can turn images into videos. When combined with Nano Banana, you can create stunning video ads quickly. You upload an image generated by Nano Banana to V3, and it can create a video with dialogue.
What is the cost of using V3 to create a video from an image?
-The cost of using V3 to create a video from an image is roughly 20 cents worth of credits.
How can you upscale the resolution of a video created with V3?
-You can upscale the resolution of a video created with V3 by using a service like Topaz Labs. This can improve the quality of the video.
What is Key.AI, and how does it relate to V3?
-Key.AI is a service that provides V3 rendering for vertical videos. It allows you to create vertical video ads without needing a subscription.
How can you automate the process of creating ads using Nano Banana and V3?
-You can automate the process of creating ads using Nano Banana and V3 by connecting them to N8N workflows. This allows you to generate images and videos on autopilot.
What is the AI creative agency template mentioned in the video?
-The AI creative agency template is a tool that empowers people to create ads quickly using AI automations. It can create taglines, images, UGC, and videos using various AI tools, including Nano Banana and V3.
How can you use the AI creative agency template to create UGC ads?
-You can use the AI creative agency template to create UGC ads by uploading product images and model images to Google Sheets. The template will then use Nano Banana to generate images, which can be turned into videos using V3.
Outlines
- 00:00
🖼️ From “Nano Banana” to Video Ads: Hands-on Demo with Gemini 2.5 Flash + V3
The presenter introduces Google’s newly released image model, codenamed “Nano Banana” (now Gemini 2.5 Flash), claiming it rivals leading image generators and pairs powerfully with Google’s V3 video model to produce high-quality ads fast. They highlight both text-to-image and image-editing modes, showing character-consistent examples (e.g., a MrBeast-style thumbnail and AG1 product shots). The model is available in Google AI Studio and via API, and the creator has wired it into an automation template. A manual workflow is demonstrated: generate/edit images on the FAL playground (~$0.04/output) or Gemini Studio, then convert a still into a VO3/V3 “frames-to-video” clip in Google Flow (~$0.20), adding simple dialogue. Next, the voice is swapped using ElevenLabs to approximate the creator’s voice, preserving some of the original echo. For UGC-style vertical ads, they use Key.AI’s vertical V3 service (~$0.40) with a Nano Banana–generated image; because this path yields lower resolution, they upscale 1.5× in Topaz Labs for a few cents to get a cleaner final video.
- 05:02
Nano Banana video ads⚙️ Scaling UGC Ads with a Spreadsheet-Driven Automation Template
The final render is previewed with on-screen copy (“I used to take 12 different supplements…”). The presenter notes small prompt tweaks (e.g., removing a bottle cap) improve realism and pivots to their paid “school” and a soon-to-be-priced-up AI creative agency template designed to mass-produce ads using NAN automations with Nano Banana integrated. The template flow: a Google Sheets database stores product image links (e.g., AG1) and model images (many made in MidJourney); users toggle which models to run. Outputs are auto-uploaded to Google Drive and logged back to the sheet. A live run (“Mike”) shows the system combining a product image and a model image with Nano Banana, uploading the result, and registering it as a new row; weaker outputs can be filtered out before batch-converting approved stills to videos via V3. For builders, they outline the API approach using FAL/Gemini 2.5 Flash: issue an HTTP request, attach files/URLs for editing, poll a response URL (~1 minute), and ingest results into any pipeline. They add that Key.AI offers a cheaper Nano Banana tier (~$0.02/generation), which they plan to test, and close with a call to join the school for access to the full template.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Nano Banana
Nano Banana is a new image editing technology developed by Google. It is described in the script as an image generator that rivals other top AI image generators on the market. In the context of the video, Nano Banana is used to create high-quality images that can be the starting point for video ads. For example, the script mentions using Nano Banana to generate an image of the speaker as Mr. Beast, which is then used to create a video ad.
💡N8N
N8N is an automation tool that allows users to create workflows to automate various tasks. In the video, N8N is used to connect different tools and services to streamline the process of creating ads. The script mentions that the speaker has connected Nano Banana to their N8N template, allowing them to generate images automatically without manual intervention.
💡Veo3
Veo3 is a service used in the video to create video ads from images. It is part of Google's V3 technology, which is described as the best video model available. The script explains how the speaker uses Veo3 to turn images generated by Nano Banana into video ads by adding dialogue and other elements.
💡Gemini 2.5 Flash
Gemini 2.5 Flash is the name of the image model used by Nano Banana. It is mentioned in the script as the latest release from Google, allowing users to generate high-quality images through their AI Studio or via an API. The speaker highlights its capabilities and cost-effectiveness, with a cost of only 4 cents per output.
💡UGC ad
UGC stands for User-Generated Content. In the context of the video, UGC ads refer to advertisements that feature user-created content, such as images or videos of people using a product. The script discusses creating UGC ads using Nano Banana to generate images of models holding a product, which are then turned into video ads using Veo3.
💡API
API stands for Application Programming Interface. It is a set of rules and protocols for building and interacting with software applications. In the video, the speaker mentions that Nano Banana is available via an API, allowing users to integrate it into their own workflows and automate the process of generating images.
💡Voice changer
A voice changer is a tool used to modify or alter a person's voice. In the script, the speaker uses a voice changer from 11 Labs to change the voice in a video ad to their own. This adds a personal touch to the ad and makes it more engaging.
💡Vertical video
Vertical video refers to video content that is formatted for viewing on mobile devices in portrait orientation. The script mentions using Key AI to create vertical videos from images generated by Nano Banana. This is important for creating ads that are optimized for social media platforms where vertical videos are more commonly viewed.
💡AI creative agency template
The AI creative agency template is a tool developed by the speaker to empower people to create ads quickly using AI automation. It includes various modules for generating taglines, images, and videos. The script highlights how this template integrates Nano Banana and other tools to streamline the ad creation process.
💡Upscale
Upscale refers to the process of increasing the resolution of an image or video. In the video, the speaker uses Topaz Labs to upscale a low-resolution video generated by Veo3. This improves the quality of the video and makes it more suitable for use in ads.
Highlights
Introduction of Google's new image model, Nano Banana, now called Gemini 2.5 Flash.
Nano Banana rivals ChatGPT's Imagen and is considered one of the best AI image generators.
Combining Nano Banana with Google's V3 to create stunning video ads.
Nano Banana offers both text-to-image and image editing capabilities.
Demonstration of character consistency in generated images using Nano Banana.
Nano Banana available in Google AI Studio and via API for automation.
Manual method of using Nano Banana on the Foul Playground.
Creating a video ad using the generated image in Google Flow with V3.
Voice changing and upscaling techniques applied to the generated video.
Using Key AI for vertical video rendering with V3.
Improving video resolution with Topaz Labs.
Automating ad creation with N8N and Nano Banana.
Creating UGC (User-Generated Content) ads using Nano Banana and N8N.
Showcasing the AI creative agency template for ad creation.
Generating multiple ad images and videos using the template.
Highlighting the potential for creating thousands of ads quickly.