
What I like most about Nano Banana 2 is how well it fits into a real archviz workflow. I use it alongside ComfyUI, V-Ray, Corona, and Flow Studio to refine renders, explore variations, improve lighting, materials, atmosphere, and details while keeping the original design direction consistent. It saves a lot of time during iterations and feels more like an extension of the visualization pipeline than a separate AI tool. For my workflow, the value is very good because the biggest benefit is time saved. Being able to explore variations, handle revisions, and refine existing renders faster can reduce hours of manual work. In professional archviz, that time savings can easily justify the cost, especially when working with tight deadlines or multiple client revisions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main limitation is that it can still be inconsistent with very specific architectural details, materials, or geometry. In professional archviz workflows, this sometimes means extra iterations in ComfyUI or going back to V-Ray or Corona to maintain full control and accuracy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.