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Nano Banana AI Image Generator and Editor

Nano Banana is a fast image model for instruction-led creation and editing. Restage products, swap environments, or explore social concepts with plain production notes, while the three-credit rate leaves room for more variations. Ten signup credits cover one image. Try Nano Banana on Shotyard today.

3 Credits
9 References
Quick Editing
11 Ratios

Google Image Models

Use the compact original for quick edits, or move to another Nano Banana model when you need more controls.

Image Editing Benefits

Create Useful Image Variations Without Overbuilding

Test More Directions per Credit

At three credits for one output, the model suits early concept rounds and routine variation work.

Lean Budget

Edit With Plain Production Notes

Describe the part to keep and the change to make, then review the generated alternative without manual compositing.

Direct Changes

Carry Key Visual References

Use up to nine images to show the product, character, styling, or environment the next frame should follow.

Reference Setup

Nano Banana Working Capabilities

  • Prompt Generation: Create a new image from a written scene brief.
  • Image Editing: Restage an uploaded visual through plain-language instructions.
  • Reference Guidance: Bring up to nine source images into a setup.
  • Flexible Framing: Choose Auto or ten fixed portrait and landscape ratios.
  • Simple Pricing: Each generated image uses three credits.

Restage Product and Lifestyle Concepts

Open Nano Banana from the Create workspace when you need reference-guided image generation for a larger shoot or design workflow. Keep prompts, references, and outputs in one place.

Reference-led lifestyle image produced with Nano Banana

Create Fast Character and Style Variations

A reference can establish the subject while the instruction changes pose, wardrobe, atmosphere, or art treatment. Generate a single anchor frame first, then reuse the same descriptors for later versions. Review facial details and repeated design elements between outputs.

Stylized character variation generated from reference direction

Build Scene Alternatives for Review

Swap a background, add a prop, or redirect the mood without opening a layered editing file. Clear instructions about what must not change make the result easier to approve. The model is best treated as a fast new version, not a pixel-locked retouch tool.

Alternative scene created through a Nano Banana image edit

Formats for Ads, Social, and Product Pages

Select the canvas before generation to target square, portrait, landscape, or wide campaign placements. Re-rendering for a different ratio can change the composition, so inspect every crop as its own deliverable. The model does not expose a separate resolution selector.

Nano Banana image adapted for product and social formats on ShotYard

Run a Nano Banana Image Edit

Give the crew one clear change at a time.

1

State the Required Frame

Describe the subject and scene, or explain exactly what should change in an uploaded image.

2

Add References and Choose Framing

Optionally load up to nine JPEG, PNG, or WebP files and select Auto or a supported aspect ratio.

3

Generate and Check the Details

Spend three credits for one output, then inspect subject fidelity, copy, hands, edges, and composition.

Choose the plan that's right for you

Get all features of Shotyard, complete tasks quickly and achieve professional results with our advanced AI technology.

Basic

$15
USD/month
  • 300 credits/month
  • All features available
  • Unlimited downloads per day
  • Assets owned by customer
  • Faster generation speed
  • Priority support

Pro

Popular
$29
USD/month
  • 1,000 credits/month
  • All features available
  • Unlimited downloads per day
  • Assets owned by customer
  • Faster generation speed
  • Priority support

Max

$59
USD/month
  • 2,500 credits/month
  • All features available
  • Unlimited downloads per day
  • Assets owned by customer
  • Faster generation speed
  • Priority support

Prime

$139
USD/month
  • 7,000 credits/month
  • Team management
  • Up to 5 team members
  • All features available
  • Unlimited downloads per day
  • Assets owned by customer
  • Faster generation speed
  • Priority support

Nano Banana Specifications

Nano Banana capabilities currently available through the Shotyard image workspace.

DeveloperGoogle
Model typeAI image generation and editing
Aspect ratiosAuto, 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 5:4, 4:5, 21:9
Reference imagesUp to 9 images, 15MB each
Prompt lengthUp to 5,000 characters
Typical generation timeAbout 30 seconds
Credit cost3 credits per image

Last updated: July 28, 2026

Nano Banana FAQ

Nano Banana FAQ

Cost, inputs, framing, and review guidance for Nano Banana on Shotyard.

1

What is Nano Banana?

Nano Banana is a Google AI model that creates images from prompts and edits images with written instructions. It is the lowest-cost Nano Banana option currently offered in Shotyard.

2

Can I try Nano Banana for free?

Yes. Nano Banana costs 4 credits per image, and new accounts receive 10 credits, so signup credits can cover initial tests.

3

Does requesting multiple outputs change the price?

Yes. Three credits buys one generated image. Every additional output is another generation, so the total cost is three credits multiplied by the number of images.

4

How many images can I use as references?

You can upload as many as nine JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. Each image can be up to 15MB.

5

Can Nano Banana edit an existing image?

Yes. Add one or more source images and spell out what should stay fixed and what should change. Review small brand and product details before use.

6

Does the model let me choose resolution?

No separate resolution control is exposed. Use Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro when the handoff requires selectable 1K, 2K, or 4K output.

7

How long does generation normally version?

The configured estimate is about 30 seconds. Provider traffic and job complexity can affect actual turnaround.

8

What makes a good edit instruction?

Identify the fixed subject first, then describe one concrete change, its location, and the intended lighting or finish. Avoid mixing conflicting directions in the same sentence.

Create the Next Nano Banana Image

Upload the reference, write the change, and generate a review-ready image.