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Generate infographic images from X post text and context, then attach them to the composer. BananaX is a Chrome extension that generates infographic images directly from your post text and reply context on X (formerly Twitter), then attaches them to the composer automatically. You can create visuals quickly without leaving the posting flow. Key Features - 🍌 One-click image generation from the BananaX button in the composer - 🧠 Uses your post text plus reply/reference context - 🤖 Model switching support: 2.5 Flash Image or 🍌 Nano Banana Pro - 🌐 Output text language switching inside generated images: English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) - 🧩 Save and switch prompt patterns - 🖼️ Generate all patterns, compare results, and pick one - 📐 Aspect ratio options: 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 Benefits - ⚡ Complete image generation within your posting workflow - 📈 Turn text-heavy ideas into more visual, shareable content - ✅ Compare multiple outputs and choose the best one - 🎛️ Switch models for speed-focused or quality-focused results How to Use 1. 🔑 Get an API key from Google AI Studio. 2. ⚙️ Open BananaX settings and configure API Key and model in API Key / Model. 3. 🍌 On X, click the BananaX button in the composer to generate and attach an image. Notes - 💳 A paid API key is required. - ⏱️ Generation speed and output quality may vary by model and API conditions. - 🔒 API keys are stored in browser storage (Chrome storage) and are not saved on the developer’s external servers.
Aug 23, 2026
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