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Nano Banana AI Image Generator: Nano Banana 2 and Pro

Nano Banana is the name Google uses for its Gemini image models. Zero Kit runs both current versions, Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro, in one editor.

A grid of six photos showing the same banana-yellow armchair in six different settings.

Nano Banana is Google's family of image generation and editing models built on Gemini. Nano Banana 2, which Google also calls Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, is the fast version: Google describes it as pro-level generation and editing at Flash speed, with close instruction following, legible text and consistent characters across a series. Nano Banana Pro, or Gemini 3 Pro Image, is built on Gemini 3 Pro for studio-level precision and control: text in many languages, control of camera angle, focus and colour, relighting, and blending many images into one.

Both run from the same editor on Zero Kit and accept reference images, so you can carry a character, a product or a style from one image to the next. They differ in price per image and output options, and the table below reads that from the live model list. Both are included in Plus and above.

Both versions are good at following a conversation. Upload a picture, ask for one change, then ask for the next, and the image keeps everything you did not mention. That makes the family a natural choice for a character that appears in many scenes, a product shown in several settings, or a room redesigned one step at a time.

Google itself suggests Pro for high-fidelity work that needs the most accurate result, and Nano Banana 2 for speed and editing. Each version has its own page with sample prompts, a full price table and tips for writing prompts.

Every Nano Banana version compared

VersionResolutionsReference imagesFromPlan
Nano Banana 21k, 2k and 4k1412 credits / imagePlus
Nano Banana Pro1k, 2k and 4k1016 credits / imagePlus

Which Nano Banana version should you use?

For series, edits and speed: Nano Banana 2

Use Nano Banana 2 when you are making several images of the same character or product, editing a photo step by step, or exploring ideas quickly.

For precise single images: Nano Banana Pro

Use Nano Banana Pro when one image has to be as exact as possible: small text, fine detail, controlled lighting or a complex scene with many subjects.

Not sure? Start with Nano Banana 2

Draft the idea on Nano Banana 2, then run the same prompt on Nano Banana Pro and compare. The prompt carries over unchanged, so the comparison takes one extra run.

Nano Banana versions on Zero Kit

Nano Banana FAQ

No. Both Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro are included in Plus and above, and each image costs credits. The pricing page lists the models that the free plan includes.

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