Google's Nano Banana AI tool is rapidly trending on social media, but the company has changed its policy. Now, free users will only be able to create two images daily, while paid users will receive more prompts and priority features. Security experts are cautioning users against sharing personal information on unauthorized sites.
Nano Banana AI Tool: Google's Nano Banana AI tool is now rapidly trending on social media, but under the new 2025 policy, free users will only be able to create two images daily. This change has been implemented for users worldwide, and Pro and Ultra users will be provided with features such as more prompts and priority processing. Security experts have warned that sharing private photos and information on unauthorized apps or websites can increase the risk of scams and data theft.
AI Tool Trending on Social Media
Google's Nano Banana AI tool is currently a hot topic on social media. Its ability to create realistic-looking 3D and retro-style images has increased its popularity among users. In response to this growing demand, Google has made changes to its policy. Free users will now be able to create fewer images compared to before. The company states that this move will make it easier to maintain service quality and stability.
New Limits for Free and Paid Users
Google has changed the limits for its Gemini AI image creation tool. Previously, free users could create 100 images daily, while this limit was 1,000 for Pro and Ultra users. Now, free accounts will receive only basic access, and it is estimated they will be able to create only two images per day. Creating more images will require payment. Google has also reduced the number of prompts for free users to five.
Image Generation Moved to Highest Access Tier
Google has now placed the Gemini AI image generation feature in the highest access tier. This means that its full benefits will only be available to paid users. Under the new regulations, Pro users will be able to generate 100 prompts daily, and Ultra users will be able to generate 500 prompts. Paid accounts will also receive benefits such as priority processing speed, reduced wait times, and greater usage availability, while free users will be deprived of these features.
Security Experts' Warning
Due to the new trend, a large number of people are creating images with Nano Banana, but security experts are advising caution. IPS officer V.C. Sajjanar posted on X, warning users to avoid sharing personal information under the guise of trending topics. He stated that uploading photos and personal details to fake websites or unauthorized apps can increase the risk of scams and data theft.
