PizynFinal-resolution work
Print, large displays and hero images where 4K actually matters — most models top out at 1–2K.
Google DeepMind · Image model
Nano Banana Pro, ready to use
Google's high-end image model (Gemini 3 Pro Image). Its calling cards: true 4K output, realistic rendering, and edits that keep a subject's identity consistent across changes. API cost: $0.134 per 1K/2K image, $0.24 at 4K.
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Examples
Every example on this page was generated with Nano Banana Pro through this studio.
Specs & capabilities
| Inputs | Text to image · Image editing · Multi-reference (up to 14 images) |
| Resolution | 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Aspect ratios | 10 ratios, from 1:1 to 21:9 |
| Output formats | PNG and JPEG |
| Pricing shape | Two tiers: 1K/2K at $0.14 and 4K at $0.24 real API cost |
Good to know: this is the priciest model in the studio per image. Draft on Nano Banana 2 and bring the winning prompt here for the final — the credit difference is about 3×.
Prompt guide — getting the best out of this model
- It reasons before it draws — give it facts and context, not just adjectives, especially for infographics and diagrams.
- Name subjects explicitly when combining references: "the woman in the red blazer (Subject A)".
- Quote exact text; for diagrams keep labels to one or two words each.
- Ask for camera and light like a photographer: "85mm, f/1.8, window light from the left".
- Pay for 4K only when the image will be printed or shown large; 2K is the sweet spot for screens.
Click an example to load it into the tool above:
When to pick Nano Banana Pro
Consistent characters
Edits that preserve faces and products across a series — campaigns, catalogs, storyboards.
Realism
Photographic lighting and materials are a step above the fast tier. For drafts, Nano Banana 2 is cheaper; for text-heavy graphics, GPT Image 2.6 renders words better.
Infographics & diagrams
Its world knowledge shows in explainers: labeled diagrams, maps and charts that get the facts and the spelling right — like the animal world map in the gallery above.
What a generation costs on this model
| Tier | Credits | Real API cost | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1K / 2K | 24 | $0.14 | Web and social finals at full detail |
| 4K | 40 | $0.24 | Print, packaging and large displays |
Same price at any supported aspect ratio. Multi-reference edits (up to 14 inputs) are charged at the output size, not per reference.
Get credits for Nano Banana Pro
One balance works across every model on Pizyn — recharge once, spend anywhere. What each plan buys on this model:
Starter · $9.90/mo
990 credits
≈ 41 1K/2K generations
Pro · $19.90/mo
1,990 credits
≈ 82 1K/2K generations
Studio · $39.90/mo
3,990 credits
≈ 166 1K/2K generations
One-time packs from $4.90 (490 credits, valid 12 months) arrive with the payments phase. Full plan comparison on the pricing page.
Nano Banana Pro FAQ
Nano Banana Pro or Nano Banana 2 — which should I use?
Draft and iterate on Nano Banana 2 at about a third of the price, then render finals here. Pick Pro directly when the job needs true 4K, maximum realism, or consistency across many references.
Can it edit my photos and keep the subject consistent?
Yes — that is its specialty. Upload up to 14 reference images; edits preserve faces, products and outfits across changes far more reliably than the fast tier.
Can I use the images commercially?
Yes — paid plans include a commercial license for the images you generate: ads, packaging, client work, merchandise. As everywhere, don't use it to imitate real brands, products or people you don't have the rights to.
Why does 4K cost more?
The 4K tier renders far more pixels and is priced accordingly by the underlying API ($0.24 vs $0.14); the credits here mirror that real cost.