Nano Banana Pro Inpaint adds mask-true edits – 67% cut, 269-credit promo

Higgsfield’s Nano Banana Pro got a real power-up today: BANANA INPAINT, a mask-true editing mode that lets you repaint outfits, hair, or entire props while leaving identity, lighting, and composition untouched. They’re pushing it hard with a 67% discount and a 9-hour campaign where liking, retweeting, and replying nets you 269 credits on the Higgsfield platform.

We’ve already seen Nano Banana Pro used for glossy spec ads and aging grids, but this is the first time it really behaves like Photoshop on top of a reasoning-heavy model. The mask acts as a hard logical boundary, so you can fix a sleeve, swap a product label, or relight a window without the model “helpfully” redrawing half the scene. For ad shops and character artists, that means fewer full regenerations and more surgical tweaks inside a single, trusted frame.

In parallel, video is getting the same post-first mindset. LTXStudio’s Retake lets you rework dialogue, pacing, and product reveals inside a finished spot and spin out 10 A/B variants from one render, while Kling o1’s new slot in InVideo turns cleanup, relighting, and sky swaps into a one-stop browser pass. The pattern is clear: generate once, then iterate hard in post.