Google · Image generation and editing
Nano Banana Pro — premium Gemini 3 Pro imaging
The highest-fidelity option when the result has to ship, not just look promising.
Try Nano Banana ProWhat is Nano Banana Pro?
Nano Banana Pro is the Gemini 3 Pro image model. Against the standard Nano Banana it follows long, multi-clause instructions far more reliably and holds fine detail through heavy edits — which is what separates a usable commercial asset from a near miss. It handles both text-to-image (1K to 4K) and editing with up to 10 references. It is noticeably slower, so it is the wrong tool for exploring and the right tool for finishing.
Available on Floniks
Credit cost per render, read live from the model catalogue. All models draw from one balance — no per-model subscription.
- Nano Banana Pro75 credits
- Nano Banana Pro (文生图)75 credits
What Nano Banana Pro is best for
- Commercial artwork and product imagery that has to hold up at full resolution
- Multi-image composition where coherence across references matters
- Edits that standard Nano Banana gets almost-but-not-quite right
- Final renders after the direction is locked
How to use Nano Banana Pro
Lock the direction first
Iterate on the cheaper Nano Banana until the composition is settled. Pro is for the final pass.
Supply clean references
Up to 10 images. Higher-resolution references give the model more to preserve.
Write the full instruction
Pro rewards detail. Specify lighting, materials and framing rather than leaving them to chance.
Frequently asked questions
- When should I pay for Nano Banana Pro instead of Nano Banana?
- When the output is going to a client, a storefront or print. For exploration the standard model is faster and costs less per render, and the quality difference rarely changes which direction you pick.
- What resolution can Nano Banana Pro produce?
- Text-to-image runs from 1K up to 4K. Higher resolutions take longer and cost more credits per render.
- Is Nano Banana Pro slower?
- Yes, noticeably. That is the trade for instruction-following and detail retention, so avoid it for rapid iteration loops.
