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Nano Banana 2 4K AI Image Generator

Create sharper Nano Banana 2 images from text or up to 14 reference images, with native 4K output, stronger text rendering, and better world knowledge. Use ShotYard to turn one concept into clean product visuals, character scenes, ads, and social images. Try Nano Banana 2 on Shotyard today.

Up to 4K
14 References
JPG or PNG
15 Ratios

Google Image Models

Compare the family's speed, output controls, and credit levels before starting the job.

Production Value

Finish More Deliverables From One Setup

Choose Detail to Match the Placement

Combine text with up to 14 reference images so the model can follow products, people, locations, or art direction across a connected image set.

Resolution Tiers

Build From a Full Reference Board

Upload up to 14 images to communicate products, characters, surfaces, wardrobe, or visual direction in one job.

14 Inputs

Deliver in the Requested Format

Select JPG or PNG before the render so the result fits the team's downstream handoff.

Clean Handoff

Nano Banana 2 Image Controls

  • Resolution Selection: Render at 1K, 2K, or 4K according to the job.
  • Broad Aspect Range: Frame assets in 15 automatic or fixed canvas ratios.
  • Reference Stacking: Use as many as 14 uploads to guide a generation.
  • Format Choice: Send the output as JPG or PNG.
  • Prompt Direction: Handle layered subjects, styling, typography, and composition notes.

Lay Out Information as a Visual

Nano Banana 2 can translate structured subject matter into diagram-style artwork. State the hierarchy, labels, and visual relationships in the brief. Generated educational material should always receive a factual and spelling review before release.

PromptGenerated Image

Infographic about the water cycle

Water cycle graphic with stage labels and arrows

Preserve a Visual Style Across Images

Use multiple references to keep products, characters, settings, or brand details aligned across a set of related images instead of restarting from a blank prompt each time.

Consistent illustrated objects arranged across a visual story sheet

Stage Typography Inside the Composition

Describe both the copy and the surface carrying it, including material, perspective, and lettering treatment. This produces a more useful layout than asking for text in isolation. Proofread generated words and legal copy before the artwork enters production.

PromptGenerated Image

A cinematic close-up of a wooden sign made of recycled materials. The sign features detailed illustrations of local birds and the text 'Native Wildlife: Please Observe from a Distance' in elegant, legible handwriting.

Recycled wooden sign with wildlife copy and illustrations

Direct Complex Styling Without a Moodboard Essay

The model can combine viewpoint, wardrobe, pattern, accessories, lighting, and background instructions in one image. Write those layers in concrete visual language so reviewers can judge fashion, editorial, and social creative more clearly.

PromptGenerated Image

A highly stylized pop art fashion portrait from a low-angle perspective. The subject wears a suit with electric blue swirls and bright pink concentric circles. Accessories include yellow heart-shaped sunglasses and oversized pink earrings. The background is a flat, uniform sky blue with soft, shadowless lighting.

Low-angle pop art portrait with patterned tailoring

Create a Nano Banana 2 Image

Prepare the inputs and output settings before the render starts.

1

Define the Deliverable

Write the scene, product, character, or layout you want. Add reference images when the format, subject, or visual style needs to stay consistent.

2

Set References and Output Controls

Add up to 14 images, choose one of the supported ratios, then select 1K, 2K, or 4K and JPG or PNG.

3

Render, Review, and Version

Generate one image, inspect typography and reference fidelity, then update the brief before producing another paid output.

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 2 Specifications

Available Nano Banana 2 controls and limits in the Shotyard production 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, 4:1, 1:4, 8:1, 1:8
Output resolution1K, 2K, 4K
Output formatJPG, PNG
Reference imagesUp to 14 images, 30MB each
Typical generation timeAbout 30 seconds
Credit cost1K: 8; 2K: 10; 4K: 15 credits per image

Last updated: July 28, 2026

Before You Generate

Nano Banana 2 Questions

Practical answers for planning a Nano Banana 2 image job on Shotyard.

1

What is Nano Banana 2?

Nano Banana 2 is a Google model for generating or editing images from prompts and optional references. In Shotyard, it includes selectable resolution, format, and aspect-ratio controls.

2

Is a Nano Banana 2 image free for a new account?

New accounts receive 10 credits. Nano Banana 2 costs 5 credits at 1K and 10 credits at 2K, so those outputs can be covered by signup credits. 4K uses 15 credits and requires more credits.

3

How does Nano Banana 2 pricing work?

One 1K output costs 8 credits, one 2K output costs 10, and one 4K output costs 15. Each additional image is charged separately, so requesting more outputs multiplies the total.

4

How many references does the model accept?

You can upload up to 14 JPEG, PNG, or WebP images. Each source file can be no larger than 30MB.

5

Which file formats can Nano Banana 2 create?

The workspace exposes JPG and PNG as output choices. Select the handoff format before starting generation.

6

Which resolution should I choose?

Use 1K for quick drafts, 2K for sharper review images, and 4K when the image needs extra detail for a polished final result.

7

How long does a render usually version?

The model configuration estimates about 30 seconds. Actual completion varies with provider demand and the complexity of the job.

8

Can Nano Banana 2 edit an existing product image?

Yes. Upload one or more images and explain what must remain fixed and what should change. Inspect logos, text, dimensions, and product details before commercial use.

Create a Detailed Image with Nano Banana 2

Load the brief, choose the output tier, and start the image render.