Image edit
Nano Banana Pro (Edit)
Edit a photo by describing the change — covers, thumbnails, fixes.
What it does
Google's state-of-the-art image editor, up to 4K, and the one model here that renders legible text — which is what a cover or thumbnail usually needs.
What you give it
- Takes
- Image, Text prompt
- Produces
- image
- Reference images
- up to 6
- Resolutions
- 1K, 2K, 4K
- Audio
- silent output
- Category
- Image edit
- Price
- 3 cr / per image
Required: image, text. Anything else listed above is optional.
Nano Banana Pro (Edit): common questions
What is Nano Banana Pro (Edit) best for?
Nano Banana Pro (Edit) is an image edit model. Edit a photo by describing the change — covers, thumbnails, fixes. People run it for: image edit, thumbnail, cover, 4k, text rendering.
How much does Nano Banana Pro (Edit) cost?
3 credits per image. That is a flat price — it does not change with how long the run takes. Credits are the only unit we quote. One balance covers every model in the catalogue, so there is no subscription attached to Nano Banana Pro (Edit) specifically and no minimum spend to use it. See the pricing page for what a credit costs.
What do you need to give Nano Banana Pro (Edit)?
It accepts an image and a text prompt. It will not start without an image and a text prompt. Up to 6 reference images per run. Resolutions: 1K, 2K, 4K.
What do you get back from Nano Banana Pro (Edit), and how long does a run take?
Every run returns one image. Runs are queued and processed in the background, so you can close the tab — the finished file turns up in your library. We do not quote a fixed wall-clock time: it moves with the length of the run and with how busy the queue is.
How does Nano Banana Pro (Edit) compare with other image edit models?
The catalogue also runs Nano Banana 2 (Edit) (2 credits per image) for the same job. Nano Banana 2 (Edit) is our default pick for image edit, and the cheaper option at 2 credits. This page documents a version the storefront no longer lists — Nano Banana 2 (Edit) has replaced it, and the model here still runs. They all draw on one credit balance, so trying a second one costs nothing beyond the run itself.
What people make with it
A model is a means, not the job. These are the outcomes this one is usually bought for, each with its own walkthrough.