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OpenMOSS MOSS-Image vs Google Nano Banana 2

Specs, pricing, and capabilities side by side, plus outputs generated from identical prompts, so the only variable between the columns is the model.

Local

OpenMOSS's open 5B text-to-image model, running fully offline on your own machine. Qwen3.5 9B reads the prompt and the FLUX.2 VAE decodes the image, in 50 steps at CFG 3.

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Cloud

Ultra-fast image generation model optimised for speed and creative output.

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Overview
Creator
OpenMOSS
Google
Released
Oct 2026
Feb 2026
Available on
GGML
RunwareOpenRouterReplicateGoogle
Model ID
sdcpp:moss-image
nano-banana-2
Specs
Pricing
Free, runs on your hardware
$0.067 per image
Max resolution
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4K
Aspect ratios
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1:1, 16:9, 9:16 +11 more
Image-to-image
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Up to 14 reference images
Output formats
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PNG, JPEG, WebP
Runs locally
Supported OS
macOS, Windows, Linux
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Minimum machine
Local image generation · 24 GB+ RAM · 16 GB free disk · GPU strongly recommended
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Download size
11 GB
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Samples
Product still life
Materials, reflections, macro detail
Studio portrait
Skin texture, lighting, shallow depth of field
Typographic poster
Text rendering, layout, flat colour

Every sample is the model’s first result for the shared scene prompt (no cherry-picking), generated via Runware or Replicate. Hover a copy icon to read the full prompt.

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