You can now use Google's viral Nano Banana AI directly in Photoshop (www.techradar.com)

Adobe has integrated Google’s viral Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model—nicknamed Nano Banana—into Photoshop’s Generative Fill tool (beta, U.S.), alongside Black Forest Labs’ FLUX.1 Kontext and Adobe’s own Firefly. Users in the Photoshop beta can now swap models inside the same prompt window to produce stylized 3D‑like figurines and dreamy textures with Nano Banana, add realistic lighting and coherence with FLUX.1, and finish or ensure commercial-safe outputs with Firefly. Access requires opting into the Creative Cloud Photoshop beta; Adobe says it’s working on backend optimizations and finer controls for each model’s output. This is significant because Photoshop is moving from a single‑vendor AI strategy to a multi‑model hub, letting creators quickly test complementary strengths without hopping between apps. Technically, Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) excels at text-driven, eye‑catching stylization; FLUX.1 emphasizes realism and consistent lighting; Firefly is positioned for higher‑quality, license-safe production. The result streamlines workflows—from social posts and story illustrations to product imagery—while raising new practical choices about when to favor stylization versus realism or commercial-safe training data.