NEW ChatGPT Image Model DESTROYS Nano Banana? (Free)

Chat GPT just dropped a massive image update and people are losing their

minds. OpenAI released a major upgrade to Chat GPT images. It's powered by their new image model called GPT image 1. 5. And get this, it's free for all Chat GPT users right now. Here's what changed. The new model makes better images. It follows your instructions way better than before. You tell it exactly what you want and it actually listens. No more hoping the AI understands you. It just works. But that's not even the crazy part. This thing generates images up to four times faster than the old version. Four times. That means you can test ideas super quick. No more waiting around. You can try 10 different versions [clears throat] in the time it used to take for two. And they added precise editing tools. You can change parts of an image without messing up the rest. Want to keep someone's face the same but change the background? Done. Want to adjust the lighting but keep everything else? Easy. This is huge for anyone making content or designs. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Now, let me show you why this matters. The new chat GPT images has in chat editing. That means you can upload an image right in the chat. Then you can add things, remove things, blend things, transform things, all while keeping the look and feel the same. This is perfect for designers, marketers, anyone making memes, anyone telling stories with images. You don't need to jump between different tools anymore. It's all right there in chat GPT. They also added a dedicated images tab in the sidebar. It has filters, style prompts, inspiration to get you started fast. Open AAI really thought about the whole workflow here. So, what does this mean for you? You can now create prolevel images. You can edit them on the fly. And you can do it all in one place for free. But here's where

it gets interesting. There's another player in this game, Google's Nano Banana, and people are obsessed with it. Nano Banana is Google's nickname for their Gemini 2. 5 flash image model. It's an AI image tool from Google Deep Mind and it blew up on social media fast. Why? Because it makes super realistic images, like really realistic photos that look like they came from a camera, not from AI. And it's amazing at editing across multiple turns. That means you can make changes over and it keeps everything looking good. People love it for faces, for pets, for branded objects, anywhere you need to keep things looking the same across edits. If you're working with people's photos, Nano Banana is really good at keeping their identity consistent. Change their outfit, but keep their face exactly right. Adjust the lighting, but keep their features the same. Users say it has incredible realism, natural edits, and it's fast, too. Content creators who want sleek, lielike images have been using this like crazy. Here's why Nano Banana matters. It pushed what we expect from AI image tools in 2025. Fast results, high quality, especially in hard areas like faces, color accuracy, complex edits. These are things AI used to mess up all the time. Plus, it's built into Google's Gemini system. So, you can edit images in a really natural way. Change outfits, adjust lighting, blend multiple images, and everything stays looking right. This raised the bar for everyone. Which brings us to the big question, Chat GBT images versus Nano Banana. Who wins? And if you want to learn how to use AI tools like Chat GPT images and Nano Banana to actually scale your business, get more customers, save hundreds of hours with automation, we cover real use cases, not just fun demos. If you want to turn these AI tools into actual business results, check out the AI profit boardroom. Link is in the description. Now, here's where

you need to pay attention because I'm going to show you how both tools handled the same exact prompts. This is where you see the real difference. Let me walk you through what I tested. I gave both tools three identical prompts, same words, same instructions, and I compared

the results side by side. First prompt, I asked for an ultra realistic image of a futuristic city at dusk. Neon lights reflecting off rain soaked streets, ultradetailed buildings, dramatic lighting. Chat GPT Images came back with a really creative version. Good colors, nice mood. It followed the prompt well. The neon lights look cool. The wet streets had reflections. Solid result. Nano Banana, different story. The realism was next level. The reflections on the wet road looked like a real photo. The lighting felt natural even though it was a fantasy scene. The details in the buildings were sharper, more photorealistic. Overall, both good, but different strengths already showing up. Second prompt, the editing challenge. I said, take this image and add a giant holographic dragon flying above. Make it glow orange. Keep the lighting matching the sunset and wet roads. This is where things get interesting because editing is where tools either win or fail. Chat GPT images added the dragon fast, really fast. The glow looked decent. It tried to match the lighting, but some parts didn't blend perfectly. You could tell something was added. Nano Banana. The dragon looked like it belonged there from the start. The orange glow bounced off the wet streets naturally. The lighting matched the sunset perfectly. Everything stayed consistent. This is what people mean when they say nano banana is good at multi-step edits. Third prompt, the creative test. I said turn this scene into a Japanese Yukio woodblock print style, but keep the dragon's detail and the glowing effects. Chat GPT images went all in on the style. It really transformed the look. Bold lines, flat colors, very woodblock print vibe. It kept the dragon glowing, which was cool. Creative interpretation for sure. Nano Banana kept more of the original realism while adding the style. The wood block effect was there, but softer. The dragon stayed detailed. The glow effects were preserved better, more balance between style and detail. So

what did I learn from these tests? Both tools are powerful, but they're good at different things. Let me break it down. Chat GPT images wins on creative exploration. is great for trying new ideas fast. The fourtime speed boost is real. You can test so many versions quickly and the inhat editing makes the whole process smooth. Plus, it's free for all chat GPT users. No extra sign up, no waiting list. You can use it right now. The instruction following is really good when you tell it what you want. It listens. That saves time, less back and forth, less frustration. Nano Banana wins on photo realism. If you need images that look like real photos, this is your tool. The consistency across edits is amazing. When you're making changes over and over, it keeps everything looking right. Faces stay the same. Lighting stays natural. Colors stay accurate. For professional work or commercial stuff, that consistency matters a lot. You can't have someone's face changing between edits. You can't have colors shifting randomly. Nano Banana handles this better. Now, let me

tell you what this means for your business. AI image tools are getting insane. Both of these are free to try. That's crazy. If you're making content for social media, these tools save hours. Need a custom image for a post? Done in seconds. Need 10 variations to test? Done in a minute. Want to edit something quickly? No problem. If you're running ads, you can test creative fast. Make different versions. See what works. Change elements on the fly. This used to take a designer hours. Now it takes you minutes. And here's the thing, this is just the start. These tools are going to get better, faster, easier. The AI image war is heating up and we all win. Let me give you my final take. If you want creative speed and you want to edit right inside chat GPT, the new Chat GPT images is probably your best bet. It's fast, is built into a tool you're already using, and the instruction following is top-notch. But if you need ultimate realism, and you're doing multi-step work where consistency matters, Nano Banana still wins. The photo realistic quality is better. The way it keeps everything looking the same across edits is impressive. Honestly, you should try both. They're both free. See which one fits your workflow better. Some projects will work better with chat GBT. Some Nano Banana. The real winner here is us. Competition between OpenAI and Google means these tools get better faster and we get to use them for free. That's insane value. The AI image war just got crazy and it's all free to experiment with. So go test these out. Make something cool. See what works for your

projects. But I want to be real with you. Having these tools is great, but knowing how to use them to actually grow your business, that's different. Most people play around with AI. They make cool stuff, but they don't use it to get more customers or save time on real work. That's why I created the AI profit boardroom. It's where you learn how to use AI tools like Chat GPT images and uh Nano Banana to actually scale your business, get more customers, save hundreds of hours with automation. We cover real use cases, not just fun demos. If you want to turn these AI tools into actual business results, check out the AI profit boardroom. Link is in the description. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab, links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 38,000 members who are crushing it with AI. That's it for today. Hit the like and subscribe button and I'll see you in the next