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Nano Banana Pro 4K AI Image Generator

Use Nano Banana Pro to create clean, high-control images from text or references, with better layout, typography, and subject consistency. ShotYard helps you produce polished visuals with fewer manual fixes across product, ad, and concept work. Try Nano Banana Pro on Shotyard today.

4K Member Tier
8 References
Dense Briefs
JPG or PNG

Google Image Models

Use a lower-cost model for early exploration, or keep Nano Banana Pro for more controlled final images.

Final-Frame Benefits

Hold the Art Direction Through Delivery

Give the Model a Detailed Brief

Combine subject, typography, materials, camera, lighting, and composition notes without reducing the brief to a vague style phrase.

Detailed Direction

Keep Several References in Play

Bring up to eight images into the job when a frame depends on multiple products, characters, or design cues.

Input Stack

Choose a Delivery-Grade Canvas

Choose 1K or 2K for everyday output, then move to 4K when you need extra detail for a polished final image.

Resolution Control

Nano Banana Pro Production Features

  • Layered Prompting: Interpret several visual instructions in a single production brief.
  • Text in Scene: Compose requested copy as part of posters, panels, and signage.
  • Reference Fusion: Combine as many as eight uploaded images in one setup.
  • Composition Direction: Control viewpoint, visual depth, lighting, and subject placement.
  • High-Resolution Tiers: Select 1K, 2K, or member-only 4K output.

Translate Fine Visual Notes Into a Shot

Specific material, light, scale, and texture notes give the model a concrete production target. This is useful for detail-led key art and atmospheric product backdrops. Judge the output against the brief rather than accepting the first attractive frame.

PromptGenerated Image

Close-up of a dewdrop-covered spider web, sunlight refracting into rainbow colors, intricate patterns and delicate textures.

Dew-covered spider web catching prismatic sunlight

Build Copy Into Narrative Panels

When a layout combines scenes and dialogue, describe the panel order, speakers, copy, and final beat. The model can stage those elements as a single visual system. Proofread every line and confirm panel continuity before publication.

PromptGenerated Image

Make an image of a four-panel strip, with padding around the border: A tiny cat sits on a chair at a busy office desk. The boss, a large dog, leans over trying to see the cat. Close-up on the cat, looking serious. It says, 'I need a promotion… and a bigger scratching post!' The boss scratches his head: 'Uh… sure?' Smash cut to the cat lounging on a giant scratching post, coworkers watching and whispering: 'The office hierarchy is clear now!'

Four-panel office comic starring a tiny cat

Assemble a Crowded Reference-Led Cast

A reference stack can communicate many distinct characters or product variants at once. State which traits need to remain recognizable and how the group should be blocked. Closely inspect omissions, duplicated elements, and identity drift in crowded frames.

PromptGenerated Image

A medium shot of the 14 fluffy characters sitting squeezed together side-by-side on a worn beige fabric sofa and on the floor. They are all facing forwards, watching a vintage, wooden-boxed television set placed on a low wooden table in front of the sofa. The room is dimly lit, with warm light from a window on the left and the glow from the TV illuminating the creatures' faces and fluffy textures. The background is a cozy, slightly cluttered living room with a braided rug, a bookshelf with old books, and rustic kitchen elements in the background. The overall atmosphere is warm, cozy, and amused.

Large cast of fluffy characters gathered around a television

Reserve More Pixels for Surface Detail

Higher-resolution tiers support deliverables where fabric, foliage, packaging, or product texture matters. Match the tier to the actual placement rather than spending credits automatically. The 4K setting requires membership and costs twice the 1K or 2K tier.

PromptGenerated Image

Extreme close-up of moss and tiny plants on a forest floor, dew drops reflecting light, leaf veins and textures sharply detailed, soft sunlight filtering through canopy, ultra-high-resolution clarity.

Macro forest floor image with moss and reflected dew

Produce With Nano Banana Pro

Treat every setup like a planned still shoot.

1

Write the Full Art Direction

Specify the subject, action, camera, composition, palette, surface detail, lighting, copy, and finish.

2

Output Settings

Add up to eight references, choose the frame, select JPG or PNG, and set 1K, 2K, or an available 4K tier.

3

Generate and Quality-Control

Inspect reference accuracy, spelling, hands, small marks, and layout before sending the asset to the next stage.

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 Pro Specifications

Verified Nano Banana Pro settings exposed by the Shotyard image generator.

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
Output resolution1K, 2K, 4K; 4K requires membership
Output formatJPG, PNG
Reference imagesUp to 8 images, 30MB each
Typical generation timeAbout 50 seconds
Credit cost1K: 10; 2K: 10; 4K: 20 credits per image

Last updated: July 28, 2026

Nano Banana Pro FAQ

Nano Banana Pro FAQ

Key details for cost, resolution, references, and delivery in Shotyard.

1

What is Nano Banana Pro?

Nano Banana Pro is Google's image generation and editing model for prompt-led and reference-led work. The Shotyard setup offers multiple canvas ratios, JPG or PNG delivery, and three resolution tiers.

2

Can signup credits cover a Nano Banana Pro image?

Yes for 1K or 2K. New users receive 10 credits, and Nano Banana Pro costs 5 credits at 1K or 10 credits at 2K. 4K costs 15 credits and needs additional credits.

3

What does each resolution cost?

One 1K image costs 10 credits, one 2K image also costs 10, and one 4K image costs 20. Each output is billed separately, so multiple images multiply the credit total.

4

Is 4K available to every account?

No. The 4K option is restricted to members in the current workspace configuration. The 1K and 2K choices remain available without that setting.

5

How many reference images can I use?

The generator accepts up to eight JPEG, PNG, or WebP references. Each uploaded file can be up to 30MB.

6

How long does Nano Banana Pro version?

Typical generation is estimated at about 50 seconds. Queue conditions and provider load can affect a specific job.

7

Does it support image editing?

Use references when the subject, product, or identity needs to stay consistent. A clear prompt still matters for composition, lighting, and final style.

8

How can I improve consistency across campaign images?

Reuse a clear reference set, repeat fixed descriptors, and separate required details from optional atmosphere. Generate one approved anchor frame before expanding the set.

Create a Controlled Image with Nano Banana Pro

Bring the full art direction and render a polished campaign image.