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💀Image with Gemini

Nano Banana, without leaving ComfyUI — 💀Image with Gemini

By S4MUEL-404·Created 11 months ago·Updated 10 months ago· 3
💀Image with Gemini
  • images
  • image
  • text
prompt
api_key
seed42

💀Image with Gemini is a ComfyUI node that generates images through Google's Gemini API using your own key - and here's the fun part: underneath the hood it's calling the model the community nicknamed Nano Banana, aka Gemini 2.5 Flash Image. The source hard-codes gemini-2.5-flash-image-preview as the model; there's no dropdown, you just get the best-known consumer Gemini image model wired into the graph.

That's genuinely useful. Closed image generators like Nano Banana and GPT Image are exactly what local ComfyUI setups can't replicate - the quality is there and the checkpoint isn't downloadable. The usual workaround is leaving ComfyUI to fetch a picture from a web app. This node keeps that closed-model power inside your workflow, so the generated image drops straight back into the graph for upscaling, compositing, or a second pass. The trade-off, obviously, is that it's per-image API billing on your own Google key - the pack's whole pitch is "your key, your bill, nothing stored."

How it works

The node builds a request against Google's Generative Language API with your prompt and api_key, waits for the response, decodes the returned image into a ComfyUI IMAGE tensor, and returns it. Two outputs come back: image (the IMAGE tensor) and text (a STRING - Gemini's image models often return a revised/description payload alongside the picture, and that's what you get here).

The optional images input is where it gets interesting: feed it a reference image and the node treats it as context, which turns this into an image-edit / style-transfer node rather than a pure text-to-image one. Also note the seed defaults to 42, and like the rest of this pack, results are cached to disk in the pack's cache/ folder - rerun identical inputs and you'll get the cached image back, not a fresh API call.

The inputs that matter

  • prompt - what you want generated (multiline; Nano Banana responds well to natural language, so don't over-engineer it into booru tags).
  • api_key - your Google AI Studio / Gemini API key, pasted directly on the node. It lives in the workflow JSON, so be careful sharing files.
  • seed - defaults to 42 for reproducibility.
  • images (optional) - reference image(s) for context and editing.

Outputs: image → any IMAGE socket (Save Image, upscaler, VAE-adjacent stuff), and text → any STRING socket.

Install

Part of ComfyUI-PromptsO; install the pack once:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes/
git clone https://github.com/S4MUEL-404/ComfyUI-PromptsO.git
cd ComfyUI-PromptsO
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart, then find it under the 💀 PromptsO category. ComfyUI Manager users can search "PromptsO" instead. The requirements are heavier than this node needs (torch, transformers, the Janus repo) because the pack bundles a local vision node - you only strictly need requests, pillow, and torch for image output here.

Common issues

  • "API key cannot be empty" - you skipped the key, or pasted it with whitespace. There's no env-var fallback; it has to be on the node.
  • Billing/limit errors - Gemini's free tier exists but image generation burns quota fast; a 429 means you're out of quota, not that the node is broken.
  • Image looks fine but text output is blank - some responses don't carry a text payload; the socket is just empty. Wire it if you need it, ignore it if not.
  • Same image every rerun - that's the disk cache talking. Bump the seed to get a fresh generation.

It's a niche node from a small pack, but it's the least-effort path I know to get Google's closed image model inside a ComfyUI graph with your own key and no middleman.

Category💀PromptsO

Inputs (4)

NameTypeDefaultDescription
promptSTRINGText prompt for image generation
api_keySTRINGYour Google Gemini API Key
seedINT420–18446744073709550000Seed for generation consistency
imagesoptIMAGEOptional reference images for context

Outputs (2)

NameTypeDescription
imageIMAGE
textSTRING