The highest-quality Nano Banana model
Nano Banana Pro reasons more carefully about your prompt, so complex scenes, small text and exact edits come out right more often.
Nano Banana Pro is the highest-quality Nano Banana model. It follows long, detailed prompts more closely and renders small text and complex layouts better than Nano Banana 2. On NanoBanana a Pro image costs 45 credits at 1K, 2K or 4K, and you can guide it with up to 8 reference images.
Scenes with many subjects, specific positions and exact counts.
Posters, infographics and packaging with legible text in the right place.
Large, sharp images ready for print and high-resolution screens.
Changes only what you asked for, even across several reference images.
Name the subject, setting, lighting, camera angle and any text you need.
Upload the people, products or styles the image should follow.
Use 1K to explore, then generate the final version at 2K or 4K.
Nano Banana Pro is the larger model in the family. It spends more effort understanding a prompt before it draws, which shows in the places where image models usually fail: exact numbers of objects, left-and-right placement, long headlines, small labels and diagrams.
It also holds on to details from reference images more faithfully, so a product label, a logo or a person's features survive an edit intact more often.
If a prompt is short and simple, Nano Banana 2 usually gives an equally good result for less. Pro earns its price on work like this:
| Nano Banana 2 | Nano Banana Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Faster | Slower, more deliberate |
| Detail and text | Very good | Best |
| Credits per image | 20 | 45 |
Nano Banana Pro is the larger model. It is slower and costs more credits, but it handles complex prompts, text and fine details better.
No. A Nano Banana Pro image costs 45 credits whether you choose 1K, 2K or 4K output.
Yes. Upload up to eight reference images and describe the edit, just like with Nano Banana 2.
Usually longer than Nano Banana 2, because Pro works through the prompt more carefully. Progress is shown while it works, and a failed run is refunded.
No. NanoBanana is an independent service that provides access to the model. It is not affiliated with Google.
Last updated September 28, 2026