Nano Banana, done better
Nano Banana showed the world natural-language image editing. Slloy AI brings the same workflow to Seedream 5.0 — with commercial licensing and permanent cloud storage built in.
Natural-language editing
Describe the change — add a helmet, replace the background, change the outfit — no masks or layers.
Consistent characters
Keep faces, styles and products consistent across a whole series of images.
Commercial-ready
Paid plans include a commercial-use license plus permanent storage — built for client work.
Why creators pick Slloy
- Seedream 5.0 engine — 2K native output in about 10 seconds
- 14 interface languages, prompts in 20+ languages
- Permanent image storage — links never expire
- Transparent pricing from $0.16 per image
About the Slloy AI editor
Nano Banana — Google's Gemini-based image editor — made natural-language photo editing mainstream: you ask for a change in plain words and get it. Slloy AI takes the same idea and runs it on the Seedream 5.0 engine, adding what most creators actually need around the editor: native 2K output, prompts and interface in 20+ languages, transparent per-image pricing from $0.16, permanent image storage, and a commercial-use license on paid plans. The workflow feels instantly familiar — upload a photo, describe the change (add a helmet, swap the background, change the outfit), and keep faces, products and styles consistent across an entire series. Everything runs in the browser: nothing to install, no waitlist — sign up, get 100 free credits, and edit your first images in under a minute. If you like Nano Banana but want commercial rights, permanent storage and multilingual support in one place, this is the direct route.
Use Slloy's editor when you need commercial licensing, permanent storage or non-English prompts alongside the editing. Stay with Nano Banana if you are deep in the Gemini ecosystem and its strengths already cover you.
How to create images with the Slloy AI editor
- Sign up free — Create an account and get 100 free credits — no card required. That's about 5 images to test the Slloy AI editor with your own prompts.
- Write your prompt — Describe subject, style, lighting and mood. the Slloy AI editor accepts prompts in 20+ languages and handles text-in-image requests.
- Generate and download — Pick an aspect ratio, hit generate, and your 2K image is ready in seconds. Download it or keep it in your permanent gallery.
Prompt tips that work with the Slloy AI editor
- Be specific about light and lens: “golden-hour backlight, 85mm portrait” beats “nice photo” every time.
- Put text requests in quotes — “a poster that reads GRAND OPENING” — and keep the text short for clean rendering.
- Iterate: regenerate with small changes instead of rewriting the whole prompt, or edit the result with natural-language instructions.
What creators use the Slloy AI editor for
- E-commerce: product shots, lifestyle scenes and model imagery without a studio.
- Social content: scroll-stopping visuals with readable captions baked in.
- Marketing: ad variants, posters and banners in every aspect ratio you need.
- Concept art: fast style exploration across consistent characters and scenes.
FAQ
Is Slloy the same as Nano Banana?
No. Nano Banana is Google's Gemini-based editor. Slloy AI is an independent platform powered by ByteDance's Seedream 5.0 with a similar natural-language workflow.
Which one should I use?
If you need commercial licensing, permanent storage and multilingual prompts, Slloy is built for that. Try it free with 100 credits.
Does the editor keep faces consistent across edits?
Yes — character and product consistency is a core strength of the Seedream 5.0 engine. Generate a character once, then apply edits or new scenes while the face, outfit and style stay locked.
How much does editing cost compared to generation?
The same credit pricing applies — 20 credits per image, about $0.16 on paid plans, with 100 free credits for new accounts. Failed edits are refunded automatically.
Can I use the images commercially?
Paid plans include a commercial-use license for everything you generate. Free-plan outputs are limited to personal use — upgrade when a project goes live.
What if a generation fails?
Failed jobs are refunded automatically — credits return to your balance without a support ticket. You only pay for images that actually deliver.