Nano Banana 2.1 AI Image Generator

Google makes all four Nano Banana models on AgentReel. Nano Banana 2.1 and Nano Banana 2 share the same frames, sizes and ten-image reference limit; 2.1 is newer and costs less at every resolution. Nano Banana Pro is the flagship, with a higher price, up to eight references and no strip formats. The original Nano Banana is a single-size option at the lowest price.

A simple routine: explore with 2.1, keep the best prompt, and render the final on Pro when the image is the hero of a page or an ad.

Change one thing at a time between runs, such as the background, the light or the camera angle, so you can tell what made the difference. Keep the rest of the prompt word for word.

Give the composition explicitly: centred, rule of thirds, top-down, close-up. For text in the image, quote the exact words and say where they sit.

Ten references are useful, but each one should have a job. Name them in the prompt by order, for example "the bottle from image 1, the label colours from image 2, the marble counter from image 3", and leave out pictures that add nothing.

Clean references give cleaner results. Cut products out first with the free background remover so the model does not copy stray objects.

Extreme frames like 8:1 have little height, so keep the subject simple and leave space for text. Describe the layout from left to right, or top to bottom for 1:8, so the model knows how to spread the scene.

If a banner needs exact pixel sizes, generate at the nearest frame and adjust it with the free image resizer.

1 to 3 credits per image, set by the resolution. The price table on this page shows every option, the Generate button shows the amount before it is charged, and failed tasks are refunded.

Credits come from a plan or credit pack; the free credits of a new account cover Z-Image, video templates and Code to Video, not this model. The credits and pricing guide has the details.