Hero-resolution images out of the box
Nano Banana Pro handles 4K image generation - useful for OOH, poster routes and editorial use where extra resolution matters more than render speed.
Nano Banana Pro is Google’s Gemini 3 Pro image model - 4K-capable image generation with strong semantic understanding and natural-language editing. Visible credit cost from 4 credits per render.
Nano Banana Pro handles 4K image generation - useful for OOH, poster routes and editorial use where extra resolution matters more than render speed.
Strong on dense prompts - subject, scene, lighting and style instructions all land. Useful when the prompt is closer to a brief than a sentence.
Upload a reference image and describe the edit - swap an element, change the lighting, restyle the whole frame. No masks required.
Feed Nano Banana Pro multiple reference images - subject, style, palette - and it composes them into a single output.
Skin, fabric, metal and natural light all hold up at hero resolution - good fit for ecommerce, brand and editorial workflows.
Same model handles flat illustration, 3D render and photo with style instructions - useful for unified campaigns spanning multiple aesthetics.
Up to 4K - the higher resolution carries a higher credit cost which is visible upfront in the studio meter.
Square, portrait and landscape - useful presets for ad, editorial and OOH outputs.
Different resolution tiers shown with their per-image cost in the studio - choose the tier that suits the brief.
Natural-language editing of reference images. Multi-image reference for compositional grounding.
Text prompt, optional reference image(s) for editing or compositional grounding.
Built and trained by Google DeepMind on the Gemini 3 Pro Image foundation. You see one cost: ours.
4K output gives you the resolution headroom for poster crops and OOH placements.
Magazine-grade visuals for content marketing, longreads and editorial spreads.
Multi-image reference is a strong fit for unified campaigns where every shot must respect a brand bible.
Cheap enough to test five 4K route options before locking the campaign.
Enough for several renders to see how it handles your brand prompts at 4K.