ibrahim-plugins

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What is this?

Nano Banana lets you create and edit images without ever leaving Claude Code. Just type what you want in plain English and the plugin handles the rest — picking the right model, enhancing your prompt, and saving the result.

/genimage a photorealistic cyberpunk street in Cairo, neon palm trees, 16:9

That's a real command. It works exactly like that. No config files, no boilerplate, no switching between tools.

Under the hood it uses Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash for fast generation and Gemini 3 Pro when you need high-resolution output. You don't need to think about which model to use — Nano Banana picks the right one automatically.

Part of the Ibrahim Plugins collection for Claude Code, alongside SupaConductor for multi-agent orchestration.

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Features

• Text-to-image — describe anything, get an image back
• Image editing — "replace the sky with a sunset" and it just works, no masks needed
• Style transfer — apply the look of one image to another
• Multi-image composition — blend up to 14 reference images for consistent characters and scenes
• High-resolution output — go up to 4K for professional assets
• Search-grounded generation — images informed by real-time Google Search data
• Every aspect ratio — 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 21:9, and more
• Iterative editing — keep refining your image through conversation

All of this runs through a single /genimage command. The agent figures out which mode you need from context.

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Installation

The quickest way:

claude plugin add Ibrahim-3d/nano-banana-claude-plugin

Or clone it yourself:

git clone https://github.com/Ibrahim-3d/nano-banana-claude-plugin.git ~/.claude/plugins/nano-banana
pip install google-genai python-dotenv Pillow

Restart Claude Code after installing to activate the plugin.

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Get Started

You'll need a Gemini API key. It's free — grab one at Google AI Studio if you don't have one already.

Then inside Claude Code:

# Step 1 — save your API key (one-time setup)
/nano-banana:setup

# Step 2 — generate your first image
/genimage a golden retriever puppy playing in autumn leaves, soft bokeh, 4:3

That's it. Your image gets saved to the current directory. From here you can keep generating, edit what you've made, or try any of the examples below.

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Usage Examples

Create images from text

/genimage a minimalist flat-design illustration of a coffee shop, pastel colors
/genimage product shot of a black ceramic mug on a marble surface, studio lighting, 1:1
/genimage aerial view of a sci-fi megacity at night, neon lights, cinematic, 21:9

Go high-res (2K / 4K)

Just mention the resolution — the plugin switches to the Pro model automatically:

/genimage a hyper-detailed fantasy castle on a cliff, waterfall, 4K, 16:9

Edit existing images

All editing is text-guided. Describe the change you want and Nano Banana figures out what to modify:

# Swap out a background
/genimage replace the plain background in photo.png with a bustling Tokyo street at night

# Remove something
/genimage remove the power lines from landscape.png, preserve everything else

# Transfer a style
/genimage apply the brushstroke style of starry-night.png to my-photo.jpg

Iterate on your work

Generate a base image, then keep refining it:

# Start with a scene
/genimage a cozy cafe interior, warm lighting, 4:3

# Then add to it
/genimage add a cat sleeping on the counter --images generated_image.png

You can chain as many edits as you like — each one builds on the last.