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Nano Banana Pro AI image generator

10 aspect ratios, up to 4 images a run, reference images welcome.

Nano Banana Pro
  • 69 credits / image at 1K
  • about 20 s an image
  • 1–4 images per run
  • Takes references
  • up to 4K · 10 ratios
Hand-drawn national park trail map

“Hand-drawn illustrated trail map of a made-up national park, ink and watercolour on aged paper. Title cartouche at top: "FOXGLOVE PEAKS NATIONAL PARK". Hand-lettered place names: "Heron Lake", "Lantern Falls", "Old Mill Bridge", "Granite Dome", "Pine Hollow Camp", "Visitor Center". Dashed trails in red, a compass rose, a scale bar labelled "0 1 2 MILES", and a legend box titled "LEGEND" with "Trail", "Campground", "Viewpoint", "Ranger Station" next to small icons. Tiny illustrated pines, peaks and a canoe on the lake. Every name spelled correctly.”

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The work

Curated from what Nano Banana Pro made in our studio. Hover a picture for its prompt.

  • Badger mail canoe picture book

    A soft watercolour and ink illustration of a badger in a blue postal cap paddling a red canoe down a calm river at dawn, a sack of letters in the bow, reeds and a heron on the bank. Right page: cream paper with a short story paragraph set in a classic children's book serif: "Every morning, Bramble the badger paddled the river with the mail. He knew every otter, every heron, and every leaky letterbox. Today there was one letter with no name on it at all." Page number "12" at the bottom corner. Visible paper texture and the centre gutter, every word spelled correctly.

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  • Mechanical pencil exploded diagram

    Clean technical exploded-view illustration of a mechanical pencil on an off-white background, every part floating in a straight line along one axis with thin leader lines to neat sans-serif labels. Exactly twelve labelled parts, in order: "Eraser Cap", "Eraser", "Clip", "Lead Tube", "Barrel", "Spring", "Clutch Ring", "Clutch", "Grip", "Cone", "Sleeve", "0.5 mm Lead". Title at top: "ANATOMY OF A MECHANICAL PENCIL". Precise linework with soft shading, muted blue and graphite grey palette, every label spelled exactly as written.

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  • Hand-drawn national park trail map

    Hand-drawn illustrated trail map of a made-up national park, ink and watercolour on aged paper. Title cartouche at top: "FOXGLOVE PEAKS NATIONAL PARK". Hand-lettered place names: "Heron Lake", "Lantern Falls", "Old Mill Bridge", "Granite Dome", "Pine Hollow Camp", "Visitor Center". Dashed trails in red, a compass rose, a scale bar labelled "0 1 2 MILES", and a legend box titled "LEGEND" with "Trail", "Campground", "Viewpoint", "Ranger Station" next to small icons. Tiny illustrated pines, peaks and a canoe on the lake. Every name spelled correctly.

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  • Hardware store seed packet rack

    Close photograph of a small wooden seed rack on an old hardware-store counter, exactly two rows of five paper seed packets and nothing else in the rack, the whole rack in frame with wood above and below it. Each packet has the brand line "HOLLIS SEED CO." at the top, a clear printed name, and a vintage painted illustration of its plant. Top row: "Cherry Tomato", "Sugar Snap Pea", "Rainbow Chard", "Purple Carrot", "Sweet Basil". Bottom row: "Giant Sunflower", "Butternut Squash", "French Radish", "Lemon Cucumber", "Nasturtium". No other packets, signs or labels anywhere in the shot; the background is a soft blur of shelves with no lettering. Soft window light, shallow depth of field, every word spelled exactly as written.

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  • Rainy newsstand magazine wall

    Cinematic photograph of a small city newsstand in the rain at dusk, a wall of made-up magazine covers under a dripping awning, lit by a warm interior bulb against cool blue street light. Covers clearly readable: "CANOE QUARTERLY" ("Rivers Worth the Paddle"), "BREAD & BUTTER" ("The Sourdough Issue"), "ORBIT" ("Life on the Moon Base"), "SMALL GARDENS" ("Grow More in Less"), "THE PIGEON" ("City Birds Explained"), "VINYL WEEKLY" ("Records of the Year"). An older vendor in a cap reading a paper behind the counter, raindrops streaking past, reflections on the wet pavement, 50mm lens, every title spelled exactly.

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  • Taco truck chalkboard menu

    Night photograph of a taco truck parked on a city street, its hand-lettered chalkboard menu propped on an easel beside the service window, lit by a string of warm bulbs. The chalkboard reads, in neat white and yellow chalk lettering: header "LA PALOMA TACOS"; then lines "Al Pastor $3.50", "Carne Asada $4.00", "Pollo Asado $3.50", "Carnitas $3.75", "Veggie $3.00", "Horchata $2.50"; a small chalk drawing of a dove in the corner. Every word and price crisp and correctly spelled. A cook visible through the window, steam rising, wet asphalt reflecting the bulbs, shallow depth of field, 35mm film look.

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What it costs

Per image, 1K

69 credits

  • 1K 69 credits
  • 2K 69 credits
  • 4K 122 credits
  • A run of 4 276–488 credits

You pay the credits on the Generate button for each image, nothing more. A failed run gives its credits back. New accounts get 100 credits free, enough for one 1K image.

Aspect ratios
  • 1:1
  • 16:9
  • 9:16
  • 3:2
  • 2:3
  • 4:3
  • 3:4
  • 4:5
  • 5:4
  • 21:9
Images per run
1 to 4
References
Yes, alongside the prompt
Resolution
1K, 2K or 4K
Typical speed
about 20 seconds an image in our test

Questions

Which aspect ratios does Nano Banana Pro support?

Nano Banana Pro supports 10 aspect ratios: 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3, 3:4, 4:5, 5:4 and 21:9.

How many credits does a Nano Banana Pro image cost?

A Nano Banana Pro image costs 69 to 122 credits, depending on resolution: 1K 69, 2K 69 and 4K 122. A run of 4 images costs 276 to 488.

How many images can Nano Banana Pro make at once?

Up to 4 images per run.

Can I use reference images with Nano Banana Pro?

Yes. You can add reference images to a Nano Banana Pro prompt.

Make your first one free.

New accounts get 100 credits free. One Nano Banana Pro image at 1K is 69 credits.

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