Nano Banana Pro AI Image Generator

Nano Banana Pro renders readable text inside the image and fuses up to five references — in the browser, with no API key and no Google Cloud project.

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What is Nano Banana Pro?

Nano Banana Pro is Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image, announced on 20 November 2025. What separates it from every other image model is text: Google calls it the best model for rendering correct, legible text inside the image, and in our own testing that mostly holds. Here it runs text-to-image and image-to-image, takes up to 5 reference images, and outputs at 1K, 2K or 4K.

It has one hard limit and we found exactly where it is. Short text is reliable — headlines, labels, captions, a thirty-word standfirst all came back correctly spelled. Two full columns of body copy came back as gibberish. The magazine spread below is that failure, published as we generated it. And in scenes with several people overlapping, individual hands are fine but their spatial relationships stop making sense.

Positioning and capability claims are from the official Google announcement: Introducing Nano Banana Pro

What reviewers found

“Nano Banana Pro uses Gemini's state-of-the-art reasoning and real-world knowledge to visualize information better than ever before.”

— Google — Introducing Nano Banana Pro

“Try to generate a full magazine page with multiple paragraphs of body copy, and you'll still get gibberish.”

— Shivam Aggarwal — Fliki review

“Text accuracy is around 95%.”

— Szilard Gyorfi — BlueFx, from his own test runs

Every image below was generated on this page on 18 August 2026, at 2K, first take, with the exact prompt shown — including the one that failed.

Key features of Nano Banana Pro

Text in the image that is actually spelled correctly: Headlines, stage labels, captions and product marks — correct across four different layouts.
Where the text stops working — about one paragraph in: Standfirst and caption: perfect. Two columns of body copy: gibberish. That is the line.
Titles outside the Latin alphabet: Our Korean test came back with every syllable block correct, em dash and all.

Nano Banana Pro infographic titled HOW A HEAT PUMP WORKS with four correctly labeled and correctly ordered stages

Text in the image that is actually spelled correctly

This is the reason to pick this model over a cheaper one. We asked for a poster headline, a four-stage infographic, a Korean exhibition title and a wraparound product label. Every requested string came back correctly spelled and set where the brief asked for it. The infographic goes further than spelling: the flow annotations around the cycle — low pressure vapour, high pressure gas, high pressure liquid, low pressure liquid — are in the thermodynamically correct positions. It did not just draw something that looks like a diagram, it drew the right diagram.

Nano Banana Pro magazine spread where the headline, standfirst and caption are correct but the body columns are gibberish

Where the text stops working — about one paragraph in

Reviewers describe this as "headlines fine, body copy bad", which is true but too vague to plan around. So we asked for a full magazine spread and read the result word by word. Masthead, issue line, footer, headline: correct. The roughly thirty-word standfirst: fully grammatical English. The twenty-five-word photo caption: correct. The two columns of continuous body copy underneath: gibberish. The usable boundary is around a paragraph — write your headline, deck, labels and captions into the prompt, and paste real body copy in afterwards.

Nano Banana Pro Korean ceramics poster with the title 고요한 흙 correctly rendered

Titles outside the Latin alphabet

Google advertises legible text in multiple languages, and our Korean exhibition poster backs that up: all four syllable blocks of 「고요한 흙」 are correctly formed, and the English subtitle underneath is right down to the em dash. Worth calibrating your expectations, though — this is a short title, which is exactly the length this model is reliable at. For a script you cannot read yourself, keep the string short and have a native speaker check it before it ships.

The rest of what we ran

Five more first-take outputs from the same 18 August 2026 batch — poster, product, landscape, food, and the multi-person scene we ran specifically to break it. All at 2K, each with the exact prompt. Generation took 56s at the fastest and 202s at the slowest, with a median of 86s.

Nano Banana Pro gig poster with the headline NIGHT MARKET and a night street-food photograph — Prompt2K · 3:4 · 173s — headline and subtitle both correct
Bold typographic gig poster: the headline 'NIGHT MARKET' in heavy condensed sans-serif across the top third, a small subtitle 'SAT 21:00 — PIER 7' beneath it, and below that a photographic scene of steam rising off a street-food griddle at night, warm amber lamps against deep teal shadows, confident editorial layout with generous margins.

Nano Banana Pro product photo of a ceramic tumbler with a correctly spelled MERIDIAN ROASTERS label — Prompt2K · 1:1 · 202s — it also invented a correct second line we never asked for
Studio product photograph of a matte ceramic coffee tumbler with a wraparound label reading 'MERIDIAN ROASTERS — SINGLE ORIGIN' in clean grotesque type, resting on brushed concrete, soft top light with one crisp specular edge, shallow depth of field, physically accurate matte glaze.

Nano Banana Pro cinematic wide shot of a lighthouse keeper on a coastal path at dawn — Prompt2K · 16:9 · 78s
Cinematic wide shot of a lighthouse keeper walking a coastal path at dawn, low sea fog rolling across the grass, cold blue ambient light broken by the warm sweep of the lantern, anamorphic depth, muted naturalistic color grade.

Nano Banana Pro overhead food photograph of skillet cornbread in morning window light — Prompt2K · 3:2 · 106s
Overhead editorial food photograph of a cast-iron skillet cornbread, one wedge lifted out to show the crumb, scattered flaky salt and a folded linen cloth on a weathered oak table, directional morning window light, crisp golden crust texture.

Nano Banana Pro documentary photo of four friends at a table where individual hands are correct but their spatial relationships are not — Prompt2K · 3:2 · 56s — no finger-count errors, but see the FAQ on overlapping people
Documentary photograph of four friends around a small kitchen table mid-conversation, hands overlapping as they pass a shared dish and refill glasses, natural window light, candid unposed gestures, realistic skin texture and fabric detail.

Who Nano Banana Pro is for

It is a text-rendering specialist. These are the jobs where that specialisation is the whole point.

Anyone making infographics or explainers
Titles, numbered stages, one-line captions and flow annotations, all spelled correctly in one pass. Our heat-pump diagram also got the process order right, which is not something you can assume from an image model.
Poster and packaging designers
Headline, subtitle, product mark, small legal-style line — the lengths this model is reliable at. Set continuous body copy yourself afterwards.
Social and ad teams working in several languages
Short titles in non-Latin scripts came back correct in our Korean test. Keep the string short and have a native speaker proof it before it ships.
People who need five references merged
Composites, restyles and targeted edits from up to 5 attached images. Beyond five, switch to the Official channel, which takes 14.
Anyone who does not want to set up API access
No API key, no billing account, no console. If the setup step is the reason you have not tried this model yet, this page is the shortest route to it.

Comparison: the four Nano Banana models we host

Same workspace, same subscription — switching between any of these is one click.

	Nano Banana Pro	Nano Banana Pro Official	Nano Banana 2	Nano Banana
Underlying model	Gemini 3 Pro Image	Gemini 3 Pro Image	Next-generation fusion model	Gemini 2.5 Flash Image
Credits per image	40 at 1K and 2K · 80 at 4K	150 at 1K and 2K · 240 at 4K	30 at 1K · 50 at 2K · 70 at 4K	20
Max resolution	4K	4K	4K	2K
Reference images	5	14	14	5
Google Search grounding	No	Yes, +10 credits per run	No	No
Aspect ratios	7 plus auto	10 plus auto, up to 21:9	14 plus auto, up to 8:1	7 plus auto
In-image text, our own tests	Correct up to ~a paragraph; body copy fails	Not measured	Not measured	Not measured
Our measured speed	56–202s at 2K, median 86s (8 runs)	Not measured	Not measured	Not measured

Credits, reference-image limits, resolutions and ratio counts are read from our own model registry on 18 August 2026 — the ratio counts exclude "auto", which is a setting rather than a ratio. Speeds and text results are our own measurements with the sample size stated. Cells we have not tested say so rather than borrowing a number from a vendor page.

Explore More Models

Compare Nano Banana Pro with other image models — same workspace, one click to switch.

Nano Banana Pro Official

Official channel, web-search grounding, high resolution.

Nano Banana 2

Multi-reference edits with consistent characters.

GPT Image 2

Precise prompts, clean in-image text, product shots.

Seedream 5 Pro

Flagship fidelity — ultra-detailed 1K/2K rendering.

Nano Banana Pro specs on CreateVision AI

Model	Gemini 3 Pro Image (Nano Banana Pro), by Google — announced November 20, 2025
Modes	Text-to-image and image-to-image, including reference-guided editing
Quality tiers	1K, 2K and 4K
Aspect ratios	10 presets — 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 16:9, 9:16, 21:9 — plus auto
Images per run	One
Reference images	Up to 5 per generation
Google Search grounding	Not available on this channel — use Nano Banana Pro Official for that
Text rendering	Reliable up to roughly a paragraph; continuous body copy degrades into gibberish
Credits	1K and 2K cost the same, so there is no reason to run 1K; 4K costs double
Measured speed	56s fastest, 86s median, 202s slowest — our 8 generations at 2K on August 18, 2026

How to use Nano Banana Pro online

Start Generating Images

Open the workspace
Create a free account — no API key, no Google Cloud project, no billing setup. The generator on this page is already set to Nano Banana Pro.
Write the text into the prompt
Put the exact strings you want rendered in quotation marks and say where they go: headline, subtitle, labels, caption. Keep each string to roughly a paragraph or shorter — that is where this model stays accurate.
Pick ratio and quality
Choose one of 10 ratios (or auto) and a quality tier. 1K and 2K cost the same here, so run 2K; step up to 4K only for print. The exact credit cost shows before you run.
Generate, then proofread
Most runs land in about a minute and a half, though some take three. Read the rendered text before you ship it — and if a long passage came back wrong, shorten it rather than retrying the same prompt.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nano Banana Pro best at?

Putting correct, legible text inside an image. In our tests a poster headline, a four-stage infographic, a Korean exhibition title and a wraparound product label all came back correctly spelled on the first take — and the infographic also placed its flow annotations in the thermodynamically correct order. If your brief has words in it, this is the model to reach for.

How much text can it render before it breaks?

About a paragraph. We generated a full magazine spread and read it word by word: masthead, issue line, footer, headline, a thirty-word standfirst and a twenty-five-word photo caption were all correct English, while the two columns of continuous body copy underneath came back as gibberish. Write headlines, decks, labels and captions into the prompt; set real body copy yourself afterwards.

How is this different from Nano Banana Pro Official?

Same Google model, different channel, and the differences are concrete. This page takes up to 5 reference images, offers 7 aspect ratios, and has no Google Search grounding. The Official channel takes 14 references, offers 10 ratios up to 21:9, and can ground a generation in Google Search for 10 extra credits — at roughly four times the credit cost per image. Pick this one for text-led work and everyday volume; pick Official when you need many references, ultra-wide framing, or live information in the picture.

What is Nano Banana Pro bad at?

Two things from our own runs. Continuous body copy, as above. And people overlapping in one scene: in our four-friends test there were no finger-count errors and each hand was individually well formed, but the spatial logic broke down — you cannot tell whose hand is under the shared dish, and the poured wine does not land in any glass. Individual parts hold up; the relationships between them do not. Frame tighter, or keep the number of interacting people down.

Can it render non-English text?

Short strings, yes. Our Korean poster came back with all four syllable blocks of the title correctly formed and the English subtitle correct down to the em dash. That is a short title, though, which is precisely the length this model is reliable at. For any script you cannot read yourself, keep the string short and get a native speaker to check the output before it ships.

Which quality tier should I use?

Run 2K. On this channel 1K and 2K cost exactly the same number of credits, so 1K buys you nothing — every test on this page was generated at 2K. Step up to 4K only when the output is going to print, since that tier costs double.

How long does a generation take?

Across our eight runs at 2K the median was 86 seconds, but the spread was wide: the fastest finished in 56 seconds and the slowest took 202. Plan for around a minute and a half and do not be surprised by three. Generation is asynchronous, so you can keep working and the result lands in your history with its prompt and parameters saved.

Can I use Nano Banana Pro images commercially?

Yes, images you generate can be used in personal and commercial projects under our terms of service. You remain responsible for prompt content, trademarks, and the rights to any reference images you attach.

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Pricing & Access — The Facts — Nano Banana Pro

Model: Nano Banana Pro
Developer: Google
Access: Runs in the CreateVision AI workspace via API — sign in and generate. No API key, no cloud project, no software install.
Price per generation: From 40 credits ≈ $0.15 per image on the Premium plan ($29/month for 8,000 credits). The free plan includes 80 credits every day.
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