For developers
NanoBanana is a web app. If you need Nano Banana inside your own product, use an image API; here is what to know before you start.
The Nano Banana API lets developers call Nano Banana image models from code. NanoBanana itself is a no-code web app; for API access the same models are available through Aiduct (aiduct.ai) as nano-banana-2 at $0.108 and nano-banana-pro at $0.24 per image, with one API key and a /v1/images/generations endpoint.
Add image generation or photo editing to your own app.
Create catalog images, variants or thumbnails at scale.
Connect image generation to your CMS, store or workflow tools.
Sign up at aiduct.ai and create a key in the console.
Send the prompt, the model ID and any reference images to /v1/images/generations.
Save the returned image in your app or storage.
Choose the API when images must be created inside your own software, in batches or automatically. Choose the NanoBanana web app when a person creates the images: there is nothing to build, you can refine results by hand, you pay in credits, and the first images are free.
API usage is billed per image: $0.108 for Nano Banana 2 and $0.24 for Nano Banana Pro on Aiduct at the time of writing. Check the provider's current price list before you build, and prototype prompts in the web app first to avoid paying for experiments in code.
Google offers its Gemini image models to developers on its own platforms. Aiduct serves them as nano-banana-2 and nano-banana-pro behind one API key with per-image pricing.
No. NanoBanana is a web app for creating and editing images in the browser. For programmatic access, use Aiduct, which serves the same models.
On Aiduct, Nano Banana 2 costs $0.108 and Nano Banana Pro $0.24 per image at the time of writing, billed from a prepaid balance.
Yes. Create a NanoBanana account and try both models in the browser with 40 free credits before you integrate the API.
Test Nano Banana 2 and Pro in the browser with free credits.
Last updated September 28, 2026