Nano Banana · Google
Google's Nano Banana is a fast, very realistic image model. Especially strong in portraits, human scenes and complex compositions.
About Nano Banana
Google's Nano Banana is a fast, very realistic image model. Especially strong in portraits, human scenes and complex compositions.
Where it shines: Image editing · Composition with references · Maintains identity.
How to use Nano Banana
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Describe the image
Type what you want in the box above — or upload the file if the tool asks for one.
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Generate
Click the main button. Wait 2-30 seconds depending on the model and input size.
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Download or share
Download the result or share the direct link. No watermark, ready to use.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to use Nano Banana?
Nano Banana is a Pro model: it costs 314 tokens per use (~$1.57 real cost for us). You need a Pro plan ($9/month → 15,000 tokens) or a one-shot pack. If you already have tokens in the free account, you can also spend them directly.
How many Nano Banana uses are included in the Pro plan?
Pro ($9/month) gives you 15,000 recurring tokens. At 314 tokens per Nano Banana use, that's ~47 full uses per cycle. If you run out, one-shot packs (5,000 / 25,000 / 80,000 tokens) add to the balance without expiring before one year.
What makes Nano Banana special?
Google trains border models in chat (Gemini), image (Imagen), video (Veo) and music (Lyria), with an emphasis on multimodality and STEM reasoning, with specific strengths in image editing, reference composition and identity maintenance.
How long does Nano Banana take to generate an image?
Nano Banana is one of the fastest models: typically 3-8 seconds per generation, the chosen resolution changes little in time; what influences most is the model itself.
How do I use Nano Banana in ia.gratis?
You can use Nano Banana from /image/ by choosing Nano Banana in the model picker, or via the REST API by passing `model=nano-banana` in the JSON. Quick summary: Advanced image editing and composition.The internal model identifier is `nano-banana` — useful when integrating via API.