No, Nano Banana didn’t build a camera — but the AI image editor did just come to Google Lens

Google Lens logo on Android phone.

The buzz about Google’s Nano Banana, also known as Gemini 2.5 Flash, hasn’t stopped since its release. While the Nano Banana trends might be cooling off with the popularity of Sora 2, users are finding new ways to get excited about the different ways Nano Banana lets them edit reality.

Now, Google is bringing its viral Nano Banana image editing tool to AI Mode and Google Lens, letting users unleash creative image generation and editing directly within search and camera workflows.