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Google · Image model

Nano Banana AI Image Generator

2 credits flat. Nano Banana is Google's original — Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the model that started the banana line — with edits that take up to fourteen reference images for the same 2 credits.

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A tiny lighthouse on a floating island with waterfalls under a pastel sky — generated with Nano Banana

01 · Overview

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is where the line started: Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, the fast, cheerful editor that made multi-reference image editing a household trick. It is the lightest model in the banana family — and the cheapest.

Every job costs 2 credits — text-to-image or edit — and edits take up to fourteen references, the most of any model on Pizyn at this price. Outputs are 1K. New accounts start with 20 free credits: ten Nano Banana images.

2 credits flatUp to 14 references1K outputFast answers

Specs & capabilities

InputsText to image · Image editing · Multi-reference (up to 14 in the studio)
Resolution1K output
Aspect ratios10 ratios in the studio, up to 21:9 ultrawide
Output formatsPNG
Pricing shapeFlat $0.008 per image upstream — priced here at exactly 2 credits, generation and edits alike.

Good to know: prompts are capped at 1000 characters on this model — long briefs are refused, so keep them tight. For 2K/4K output and longer prompts, see Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro.

02 · Features

Why creators pick Nano Banana

The floating-island lighthouse re-rendered under a warm sunset sky — edited with Nano Banana

Fourteen references, 2 credits

No other 2-credit model takes fourteen references. Character sheets, style boards, multi-angle product sets — pile them in and describe the composite; the price never moves from 2 credits.

03 · Create

What you can create with Nano Banana

Real outputs from this studio, with the exact prompts that made them. Load one into the tool and make it yours.

A tiny lighthouse on a floating island with waterfalls under a pastel sky — generated with Nano Banana

Cheerful storybook scenes

“A tiny lighthouse on a floating island with waterfalls, pastel sky, storybook style”

The floating lighthouse, rendered bright and cheerful in about twenty seconds for 2 credits.

04 · Guide

How to use Nano Banana

1

Describe or edit

Type a prompt (under 1000 characters), or switch to Image to Image and drop in up to fourteen references.

2

Pick the shape

Ten aspect ratios; every output is 1K.

3

Generate & download

2 credits, charged only on success. Most jobs finish in under 30 seconds.

Prompt guide

05 · Pricing

Nano Banana pricing

Every image is 2 credits ($0.02) — generation and edits alike, with up to fourteen references included. One-time credit packs, no subscription, credits never expire.

Mini pack

Best for a first top-up

$5

One-time · ≈ $0.01 per credit

500 credits

≈ 83 Seedream images
≈ 100 GPT Image 2.6 drafts

  • Full ownership & commercial rights
  • Credits never expire
  • Charged only on success

Buy 500 credits

Studio pack

Best for high-volume projects

$50

One-time · ≈ $0.01 per credit

5,200 credits

≈ 866 Seedream images
≈ 1,040 GPT Image 2.6 drafts

  • Full ownership & commercial rights
  • Credits never expire
  • Charged only on success

Buy 5,200 credits

Max pack

Best for the heaviest workloads

$100

One-time · ≈ $0.01 per credit

10,800 credits

≈ 1,800 Seedream images
≈ 450 Nano Banana Pro 2K finals

  • Full ownership & commercial rights
  • Credits never expire
  • Charged only on success

Buy 10,800 credits

06 · FAQ

Nano Banana FAQ

How much does Nano Banana cost?

Exactly 2 credits ($0.02 at the standard credit rate) per image — generation and edits alike, with up to fourteen references included. A new account's 20 free credits make ten images.

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image — the original model in the banana line, served on Pizyn via APImart. It is the lightest and cheapest of the family's four models.

How many reference images can an edit use?

Up to fourteen in the studio — the most of any model on Pizyn at this price — all included in the same 2-credit price.

Why was my prompt refused?

This model caps prompts at 1000 characters. Shorten the brief and try again — cut filler words first.

Nano Banana, 2, 2.1 or Pro?

The original is the cheapest (2 credits flat, 1K only). Nano Banana 2 adds 2K/4K and search. 2.1 refines quality. Pro is the 4K flagship (24–40 credits). Draft here, finish there.

When should I use a different model?

For 2K–4K output (Nano Banana 2 or Pro), longer prompts (any other model), or the lowest price (Muse Image and Z-Image Turbo at 1 credit).

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