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Nano Banana Pro API Pricing Per Image

Nano Banana Pro costs $0.1197–$0.1995 per image, by size. That's up to 18% below the official price.

Per image from
$0.1197
1K
At 1K
$0.1197/image
official $0.138/image
Per 1,000 from
$119.70
1K
Below official
up to 18%

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Per image

Nano Banana Pro price per image by size

Our price with the official list price struck through, and what 1,000 images cost.

Nano Banana Pro price per image
SizePer imagePer 1,000
1K
≈1 MP
$0.1197$0.138−13%
With a monthly plan: Pro $0.1177Max $0.1156
$119.70
2K
≈4 MP
$0.1197$0.138−13%
With a monthly plan: Pro $0.1177Max $0.1156
$119.70
4K
≈16 MP
$0.1995$0.244−18%
With a monthly plan: Pro $0.1928Max $0.186
$199.48

Monthly plans lower prices on most models (shown under each price); you can still pay as you go. Pro $499/month · Max $4,999/month.

  • Official price: Gemini API list price for gemini-3-pro-image ($120 / 1M image output tokens: $0.134 per 1K or 2K image, $0.24 per 4K image; each input image 560 tokens at $2 / 1M; thinking $12 / 1M tokens, about $0.004 per image). Verified October 18, 2026; our prices are live.

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What Nano Banana Pro costs for your volume

Pick a size and a monthly volume. Every figure is a live quote, so per-image billing is exact.

Size
Tries per keeper

Per month · 100 generations

11.97

$13.80 at the official price

Per image
0.12
Per kept image
0.12
Saved per month
$1.83
Saved per year
$21.96

Live prices · failed generations are free

At volume

From per image to per batch

Totals at 1K, 2K and 4K.

Nano Banana Pro cost per batch size
Images1K2K4K
1$0.12$0.12$0.20
10$1.20$1.20$2.00
100$11.97$11.97$19.95
1,000$119.70$119.70$199.48
10,000$1,197$1,197$1,995

Billing

How Nano Banana Pro images are billed

Full details in the billing docs.

  • Unit. One output image, at the size you pick.
  • Edits. Edits are billed like generated images of the same size.
  • Notes. Prices include the prompt and the model's reasoning tokens; each input image adds about $0.002.
  • Failed = free. Failed generations, and jobs cancelled while queued, are refunded in full.
  • Price first. POST /v1/quote/google/nano-banana-pro/text-to-image returns the exact price of any request, free.

Compare

Nano Banana Pro per image vs other image APIs

Every image model we offer at 1K, cheapest first — each at its lowest price for that size. Nano Banana Pro is number 20 of 20.

image models ranked by price per image at 1K
#ModelTierPer imageOfficial
1FLUX.2 [klein] 4B
Black Forest Labs
1K$0.001/image$0.014/image
2FLUX 3 Image Klein
Black Forest Labs
1K$0.0019/image$0.009/image
3Z-Image Turbo
Alibaba
1K$0.0048/image$0.015/image
4GPT Image 2.5
OpenAI
1K · low$0.0061/image$0.0064/image
5GPT Image 2.5 Flare
OpenAI
1K · low$0.0061/image$0.0064/image
6Seedream 5.0 Flash
ByteDance
1K$0.0154/image$0.018/image
7Qwen-Image 3.0
Alibaba
1K$0.0228/image$0.03/image
8FLUX.2 [pro]
Black Forest Labs
1 MP$0.0276/image$0.03/image
9Seedream 5.0 Lite
ByteDance
1K$0.0317/image$0.035/image
10FLUX 3
Black Forest Labs
1K$0.0317/image$0.048/image
20Nano Banana Pro
Google
1K$0.1197/image$0.138/image

Price per image is one input; quality, speed and features differ. Quality levels differ between models; the tier column names each.

FAQ

Nano Banana Pro price per image questions

1K: $0.1197/image; 2K: $0.1197/image; 4K: $0.1995/image. The official list price is $0.138–$0.244 per image.

Yes. An edit is billed like a generated image of the same size, from $0.1197 per output image.

$119.70 at 1K and $199.48 at 4K; 10,000 images at 1K cost $1,197.

At 1K, Nano Banana Pro is $0.1197/image, number 20 of 20 image models we offer at that size; the cheapest is FLUX.2 [klein] 4B at $0.001/image. Compare quality and features too: the table lists each model's tier, and Nano Banana Pro alternatives weighs them up.

Nano Banana Pro is developed by Google. CheaperGen provides API access and does not own the model. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.