Nano Banana ProAI image generator
Gemini 3 Pro Image: Google's best for legible text, infographics and edits of up to 6 references. On Leap, it sits beside 174 other models in one studio.
- Text to image
- Image edit
- 10 aspect ratios
- No subscription
- Every top model, one account
- Pay per run, priced before it starts

AI image generator
Nano Banana Pro at a glance
Nano Banana Pro is an image model from Google. It makes images from words or up to 6 photos, at up to 4K.
- Made by
- Makes
- Images
- Starts from
- Words or up to 6 photos
- Resolution
- 1K, 2K or 4K
- Shapes
- 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 5:4, 4:5, 21:9
- Per run
- Up to 4 images
- Prompt
- Up to 32,000 characters
- Price per run
- $0.21 to $0.41
- Updated
- October 7, 2026
How it's made
From a still to a film, in one place.
"Northbound, shot 3", replayed step by step: Nano Banana Pro makes the still, MiniMax H3 brings it to life. Two models, one studio.


- 01Nano Banana ProMakes the stillDone
Tracking shot from a vehicle alongside, 35mm anamorphic, overcast morning ice fog: the girl from the first reference image rides a battered red motorb...
- 02MiniMax H3Brings it to lifeDone
The motorbike races across the frozen steppe, snow spraying; the girl leans forward and twists the throttle, the old man holds his hat; the camera tra...
"Northbound, shot 3", made on Leap: two models, one studio, one library.
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The keeper
A frame from a feature-quality 3D animated film: stylized characters with soft sculpted shapes and rich textures. The round lamp room at the top of a Scottish lighthouse during a night storm: rain streaming down curved windows, lightning over a black sea, a giant brass-and-glass Fresnel lens glowing gold in the centre. A tiny 80-year-old lighthouse keeper with wild white hair, enormous round spectacles, a hand-knitted mustard jumper with patched elbows and green wellies stands on a wooden stool polishing the huge lens with a rag, tongue poking out in concentration. Palette: lamp gold, storm indigo, mustard. Warm cinematic lighting, subsurface skin, knitted wool detail. No readable text, no logos.

Northbound, shot 2
Medium shot, 50mm anamorphic, blue hour, outside a white ger: the old man from the reference image, in the same sky-blue deel, orange sash and fox-fur hat, steps out of the ger door, breath steaming in the cold, and raises old binoculars toward the sky, warm stove light glowing behind him. No readable text, no logos. Shot on 35mm anamorphic, ice fog, fine grain. Palette: ice white, felt brown, deel red and one electric violet. Cold overcast or blue-hour light.

Northbound, shot 5
Extreme close-up, 85mm anamorphic: the face of the girl from the reference image, the same scar through her eyebrow and fur hat, lit from below by pulsing electric violet light, frost on her eyelashes, breath steaming, eyes wide with a violet glow reflected in them; dark background. No readable text, no logos. Shot on 35mm anamorphic, ice fog, fine grain. Palette: ice white, felt brown, deel red and one electric violet. Cold overcast or blue-hour light.

MIRRA, shot 1
Macro product photograph: the amber perfume bottle from the reference image, the same faceted amber glass and brushed-brass cap, on a hot-pink lacquered plinth against a cobalt backdrop, a single drop of perfume running down one facet, hard light throwing amber caustics across the plinth. No readable text, no logos. Fragrance commercial look: colour-blocked studio sets in hot pink, cobalt and saffron, hard strobe with crisp shadows, macro precision, fine grain.

MIRRA, shot 3
Macro shot: the amber perfume bottle from the reference image standing on a cobalt glass surface, plumes of amber and hot-pink ink-like smoke blooming around it, strong backlight. No readable text, no logos. Fragrance commercial look: colour-blocked studio sets in hot pink, cobalt and saffron, hard strobe with crisp shadows, macro precision, fine grain.

5 da manhã, shot 2
Low close-up at ground level, 24mm: the white sneakers and wide black trousers of the dancer from the reference image doing fast footwork on wet black-and-white Portuguese mosaic cobbles, the hem of the red windbreaker just in frame, a puddle reflecting the streetlight. No readable text, no logos. Shot on 35mm, handheld feel, grain. Palette: tram yellow, track-jacket red, azulejo blue, dawn pink. Lisbon at the end of the night.

5 da manhã, shot 4
Low-angle wide shot, 24mm, dawn: the dancer from the reference image, same clothes, on the terrace of a Lisbon miradouro, terracotta rooftops and the Tagus river behind in pink haze, the red suspension bridge faint in the distance; he holds a frozen pose with one knee raised and arms out. No readable text, no logos. Shot on 35mm, handheld feel, grain. Palette: tram yellow, track-jacket red, azulejo blue, dawn pink. Lisbon at the end of the night.

Stride magazine cover
Cover of an invented running magazine called STRIDE. Cover photograph: a 72-year-old Sikh man, a retired marathon runner, lean and wiry, a long white beard tied neatly, a saffron turban, a sweat-darkened navy running vest, laughing mid-stride in the early morning on the misty Sukhna Lake promenade in Chandigarh, soft cool light, shallow focus. Layout: the masthead STRIDE in a huge heavy serif across the top, partly behind his turban; cover lines down the left side in a clean sans serif: "Never Too Late: Running at 72", "The Monsoon Training Plan", "14 Shoes, Tested"; a small barcode in the bottom corner. Palette: saffron, navy, misty teal. Real magazine print layout, real skin and beard texture.

Northbound key art
Theatrical key-art poster for an invented film titled NORTHBOUND. The girl and the old man from the reference images ride a red motorbike, tiny, across a vast frozen white steppe at dusk, a thin electric violet streak crossing the huge sky above them. Typography: NORTHBOUND large in a wide, spaced, extended sans serif in white near the top; below it, small: "Something fell. They went to find it."; at the bottom: "IN CINEMAS JANUARY 2027". Film grain, generous negative space. No other text.
Pick the right one
Nano Banana Pro and its siblings
| Model | Best for | Resolution | Price per run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana Pro (this page) | Gemini 3 Pro Image: Google's best for legible text, infographics and edits of up to 6 references. | Up to 4K | $0.21 to $0.41 |
| Nano Banana 2 | Gemini 3.1 Flash Image: fast, from 512 px to 4K, with edits of up to 6 references. | Up to 4K | $0.071 to $0.22 |
| Nano Banana | Gemini 2.5 Flash Image: the original Nano Banana, for quick edits of up to 3 references. | – | $0.054 |
| Nano Banana 2.1 | Gemini Nano Banana 2.1: Google's newest image model, from 1K to 4K, with edits of up to 14 references. | Up to 4K | $0.105 to $0.21 |
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Questions
Nano Banana Pro, answered
- What is Nano Banana Pro?
- Nano Banana Pro is an image model from Google. Gemini 3 Pro Image: Google's best for legible text, infographics and edits of up to 6 references. On Leap it runs in one studio beside every other top model, with one account.
- Can Nano Banana Pro start from a photo?
- Yes. Nano Banana Pro starts from words or up to 6 photos.
- What resolution and sizes does it make?
- Up to 4K, in 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, 2:3, 5:4, 4:5 or 21:9.
- How is it different from Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana and Nano Banana 2.1?
- Nano Banana Pro: Gemini 3 Pro Image: Google's best for legible text, infographics and edits of up to 6 references. Nano Banana 2: Gemini 3.1 Flash Image: fast, from 512 px to 4K, with edits of up to 6 references. Nano Banana: Gemini 2.5 Flash Image: the original Nano Banana, for quick edits of up to 3 references. Nano Banana 2.1: Gemini Nano Banana 2.1: Google's newest image model, from 1K to 4K, with edits of up to 14 references. They all run in the same studio, so you can try one prompt on each.
- How much does a run cost?
- A 1K image costs $0.21 at the default settings. By resolution, a run costs $0.21 to $0.41. You see the exact price before you press go, and a run that fails costs nothing.
- Is Nano Banana Pro free to try?
- No. There is no free credit: you add credit from $5, and your first top-up has no card fee. The cheapest run is $0.21 (a 1K image), so $5 covers 23 of those. You pay per run, in dollars, with no subscription.
- Can I use what I make commercially?
- Yes. You own what you make on Leap, so you can use it commercially, and we never train AI on it. The people and brands shown in a result can still have rights in it; the Terms say more.
- Is there an API?
- Yes. Leap's REST API runs it as google/nano-banana-pro, at the same price per run as the studio, and agents can call it through Leap's MCP server. The request is at the bottom of this page.
- Do I need a Google account?
- No. Leap sends your request to Google's model and gives you what it makes. One Leap account runs Nano Banana Pro and every other model, in the studio, through the API and from your agents.
Your idea, Nano Banana Pro.
Every run shows its price before it starts, and one that fails costs nothing.
Make it with Nano Banana ProFor developers
Run Nano Banana Pro from code
- Model ID
- google/nano-banana-pro
- Makes
- Image
- Pricing
- Per run, quoted first: POST /v1/quotes
Inputs
What the model takes. Leave out anything with a default.
The request
The same envelope for every model; only the model and its input change. With prefer: wait=60 the answer holds the result when the run finishes within a minute; a longer one is read again by its ID. Agents can call it through the MCP server at app.tryleap.ai/api/mcp.
curl https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/generations \ -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY" \ -H "content-type: application/json" \ -H "prefer: wait=60" \ -d '{ "model": "google/nano-banana-pro", "input": { "prompt": "Travel photograph, 16mm wide lens from inside the corner of a hot-air balloon basket, sunrise. Below, the valleys and cream rock fairy chimneys of Göreme, Cappadocia, and dozens of other balloons drifting in apricot haze. In the basket, a Turkish balloon pilot, 61, grey moustache, aviator sunglasses pushed up, a fleece jacket, pulls the burner valve and a tongue of orange flame roars overhead. Beside him a Japanese couple in their seventies, the husband in a bucket hat, the wife in a lilac windbreaker, hold hands at the wicker edge, her mouth open in delight. Palette: apricot, flame orange, cream rock, multicoloured balloons. Wicker texture, heat shimmer, sun flare. No readable text, no logos." } }' # Video often outlasts the wait and answers "queued" or "running".# Put its "id" in GENERATION_ID and read it again until it is done:# curl https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/generations/$GENERATION_ID -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY"






