So, here are nine Google Nano Banana use cases that will blow your mind. First, you can edit images, swap actors from any film, turn them into a video with VO3 and cling 2.1, and make character stock on Hicksfield. Second, Google Maps gets a perspective shift, ask what does the red arrow see, and transform any street view location. Third, Gemini 2.5 Flash generates actually amusing New Yorker cartoons. This appears to be the first time AI has created genuinely funny editorial cartoons rather than just mimicking the format. Fourth, professional LinkedIn head shot from a casual photo. Upload a snapshot and get studio quality professional portraits. Fifth, the nano banana to runway act 2 workflow. Start with a selfie, drop it into nano banana to swap clothes or turn yourself into an animated character in seconds. Take that output frame straight into runway act 2 with gestures enabled and expression levels at 34. The result is 30 seconds of hyperrealistic performance that blends your real acting with digital transformation. Sixth, complete camera perspective shifts on existing shots. Change the viewing angle of any photograph while maintaining perfect consistency across all elements. Seventh, photo restoration of historical images. Someone has restored the first photograph ever taken and the results are remarkable given the original severely degraded state. Eighth, real world annotation using Gemini's world knowledge. Upload screenshots and ask it to function as a location-based for AR experience generator, highlighting points of interest with contextual information for immersive applications. This would be great for AR glasses one day. Ninth, annotation based editing workflows. Draw on images, add text prompts, and Nano Banana follows these visual instructions to modify scenes with perfect element placement. Now, there are so many more interesting use cases we haven't even discovered yet. But tell me in the comments, how would you use this tool?