Google Nano Banana image models
Nano Banana models share image generation and editing workflows but offer different resolution and turnaround choices. Match the route to the production stage: exploring a concept, revising a reference image, or finishing artwork at a larger size. The comparison below shows the options currently exposed in Starpop.
4 models available in Starpop. Updated .
Compare Google image models
| Model / best use | Inputs | Output options | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| GoogleimageNano Banana Fast campaign concept generation | Text, Image | Model-defined size | $0.10 USD / image1 credit / image |
| GoogleimageNano Banana 2 Rapid image generation and editing | Text, Image | 0.5K, 1K, 2K, 4K | $0.075–$0.175 USD / image0.75–1.75 credits / image |
| GoogleimageNano Banana 2 Lite High-volume image variations | Text, Image | 1K | $0.05 USD / image0.5 credits / image |
| GoogleimageNano Banana Pro High-resolution campaign artwork | Text, Image | 2K, 1K, 4K | $0.20–$0.30 USD / image2–3 credits / image |
Choosing a Google model
Exploring a direction
Start with Nano Banana or Nano Banana 2 Lite for everyday drafts and variations. Lite uses a fixed resolution tier, so choose another route if the approved deliverable requires a higher-resolution output.
Finishing selected artwork
Compare Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro for multiple resolution tiers. Approve composition, text, and product details before generating the larger version; extra pixels do not correct an unclear brief.
Planning non-urgent batches
Approve a prompt and reference image before creating a batch with Nano Banana Pro. Check the resolution and total credit estimate before generating multiple variations.