Gemini app image generation
From $4.99/mo
App-based Nano Banana access runs through Gemini image-generation features and inherits Google AI subscription limits, starting with Google AI Plus at $4.99/mo.

AI Image Generators
Google's fast Gemini image model for conversational generation and consistent edits.
Nano Banana: Google's fast Gemini image model for conversational generation and consistent edits. Pricing: From $4.99/mo. Best for Fast conversational image edits in Gemini and Consistent character or product variations.
Overview
Nano Banana is Google's Gemini image model family for conversational image generation and editing. It is best for users and teams that want to describe changes in natural language, work from reference images, and keep visual edits moving inside Gemini or Google's developer surfaces.
The strongest fit is fast iterative editing: product mockups, background changes, image blends, character or object consistency, and lightweight creative exploration where conversation is easier than manual layers. The caveat is naming and access complexity. Nano Banana can refer to related Gemini image capabilities across app, API, and cloud routes, and each route may have different quality, latency, limits, and governance expectations.
Use Nano Banana when image editing belongs in a Gemini-centered workflow. Separate consumer Gemini use, Google AI Studio or API prototyping, and Vertex AI production deployment before deciding how the model should be bought or governed.
Pricing
Pricing routes
App subscriptions, API usage, team workspaces, and enterprise contracts can follow different billing paths. See the pricing guide for current plan and meter details.
From $4.99/mo
App-based Nano Banana access runs through Gemini image-generation features and inherits Google AI subscription limits, starting with Google AI Plus at $4.99/mo.
From $0.045/image
Nano Banana 2 maps to Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Preview API pricing with separate image-output unit costs.
Custom
Enterprise deployments can route through Vertex AI when cloud procurement, governance, and enterprise controls matter.
Usage-based API
Usage: Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Preview Standard: input $0.50 per 1M text/image tokens; output $3 per 1M text/thinking tokens and $60 per 1M image tokens; equivalent output approx $0.045 per 0.5K, $0.067 per 1K, $0.101 per 2K, $0.151 per 4K image
Usage-based API
Usage: Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Preview Batch: input $0.25 per 1M text/image tokens; output $1.50 per 1M text/thinking tokens and $30 per 1M image tokens; equivalent output approx $0.022 per 0.5K, $0.034 per 1K, $0.050 per 2K, $0.076 per 4K image
Input types
text, image
Output types
image, text
Supported platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Delivery modes
Chat app, API, Developer console
Company
Google DeepMind
Founded
1998
Headquarters
Mountain View, California, United States
Category
AI Image Generators
Evidence boundary
Editorial guidance grounded in official product sources.
FAQ
Yes. Google gives Gemini users a free Nano Banana tier, and paid Google AI plans raise the daily image limits and unlock broader Gemini perks.
Its strongest use case is conversational image editing: preserving people, pets, products, and scenes while you keep changing backgrounds, styles, text, or layout details over multiple turns.
Yes. Google exposes Nano Banana through the Gemini API and AI Studio, with fast models for high-volume work and Pro variants for higher-fidelity creative tasks.
Nano Banana is Google's umbrella name for Gemini's native image stack. The original Nano Banana maps to Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, Nano Banana 2 maps to Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, and Nano Banana Pro maps to Gemini 3 Pro Image.
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Last verified July 9, 2026
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