How Much Does Nano Banana Cost? Nano Banana 2 + Pro Pricing on FlyAIgh (2026)

If you are asking how much Nano Banana costs, the honest answer is a small table, not a single number — because Nano Banana is billed per image by quality tier (1K / 2K / 4K), and there are two models: the value Nano Banana 2 and the higher-end Nano Banana Pro. The good news is that on FlyAIgh both run out of one shared credit wallet that starts at $11.99/month for 400 credits — about 3¢ per credit — with no separate Nano Banana subscription and no per-image surcharge.

This guide gives you the exact per-image credit and dollar costs for every Nano Banana tier, shows how many images $11.99 actually buys, and explains when the cheaper Nano Banana 2 is enough versus when Pro earns its higher price. Every dollar figure uses the Basic rate of $0.030/credit, so on annual billing or a higher tier you pay less than what is shown.

The short answer

• Nano Banana 2 — 4 credits (≈$0.12) at 1K, 7 credits (≈$0.21) at 2K, 8 credits (≈$0.24) at 4K.
• Nano Banana Pro — 8 credits (≈$0.24) at 1K, 9 credits (≈$0.27) at 2K (the default), 13 credits (≈$0.39) at 4K.
• One wallet, no floor per model. Both draw from the same $11.99 Basic balance as every other model — pay only for images you generate.

That is the whole pricing model. The rest of this guide is detail: the per-credit ladder, how many images you get, and which Nano Banana to reach for.

One $11.99 membership, one shared wallet

On FlyAIgh you buy credits once into a single balance, then spend them on whatever fits the job. Open the generator, pick Nano Banana, choose a quality tier, and the same wallet pays for it. The full lineup is on the models page; this guide focuses on the two Nano Banana models from Google.

• No model paywall. Both Nano Banana models run on the $11.99 Basic plan — higher tiers only add credits at a cheaper rate, they don't unlock models.
• No idle Nano Banana subscription. Skip it for a month and you've lost nothing; the budget was never earmarked to it.
• One shared library and one wallet. Nano Banana images land in the same place as your videos and other image models, all paid from the same balance.

What a credit actually costs

The per-image credit counts below are fixed; the dollar value of a credit falls as you move up tiers or pay annually. Here is the exact ladder:

• Basic — $11.99/mo, 400 credits → ~$0.030 per credit (annual: $9.59/mo-equiv → ~$0.024)
• Basic Plus — $19.99/mo, 720 credits → ~$0.0278 per credit (annual: $15.99 → ~$0.0222)
• Basic Max — $31.99/mo, 1,200 credits → ~$0.0267 per credit (annual: $25.59 → ~$0.0213)
• Pro — $47.99/mo, 2,000 credits → ~$0.0240 per credit (annual: $38.39 → ~$0.0192)
• ULTRA — $79.99/mo, 3,600 credits → ~$0.0222 per credit (annual: $63.99 → ~$0.0178)

Nano Banana per-image cost (1K / 2K / 4K)

Nano Banana is billed per image by quality tier — 1K (standard), 2K (HD) and 4K (ultra). Below is each model at every tier, with credits and the dollar cost at the Basic rate of $0.030/credit.

Nano Banana 2 — the value tier, text-to-image:

• 1K (standard) = 4 credits ≈ $0.12
• 2K (HD) = 7 credits ≈ $0.21
• 4K (ultra) = 8 credits ≈ $0.24

Nano Banana Pro — stronger identity preservation, image-to-image editing, 4K (default tier is 2K):

• 1K (standard) = 8 credits ≈ $0.24
• 2K (HD, default) = 9 credits ≈ $0.27
• 4K (ultra) = 13 credits ≈ $0.39

For context, since they share the same wallet, here are a few neighbouring image models at the Basic rate: Qwen Image 2.0 from 2 credits (≈$0.06) at 1K, Kling Image 3.0 at 5 credits (≈$0.15) for 2K, and Midjourney v7 at a flat 6 credits (≈$0.18) across its speed tiers. Nano Banana 2 sits at the value end; Nano Banana Pro is one of the higher-end options.

How many Nano Banana images for $11.99

400 credits, divided by the per-image cost above (whole images only):

• Nano Banana 2 — 1K (4 cr) → 100 images; 2K (7 cr) → 57 images; 4K (8 cr) → 50 images
• Nano Banana Pro — 1K (8 cr) → 50 images; 2K default (9 cr) → 44 images; 4K (13 cr) → 30 images

Because it's one wallet, you don't have to spend all 400 on Nano Banana — a realistic month might be a stack of Nano Banana 2 drafts at 1K, a handful of Nano Banana Pro 4K hero images, and some video clips, all out of the same balance. And every credit goes further on a higher tier or on annual billing.

Nano Banana 2 vs Nano Banana Pro: which to pay for

The price gap is real, so spend it deliberately:

• Use Nano Banana 2 for everyday text-to-image, drafts, volume work and anywhere 1K/2K is fine. At 4 credits (1K) it is the cheaper everyday choice, and even 4K is only 8 credits.
• Use Nano Banana Pro when you need its stronger identity preservation, image-to-image editing, or genuine 4K detail. Its 2K default is 9 credits — just one credit over 1K — so if you're paying for Pro at all, stay at 2K; the real jump is 4K at 13 credits.

A common pattern: draft and iterate on Nano Banana 2, then re-run the keeper once on Nano Banana Pro when you need editability or final-quality detail — so you pay the Pro price once, not on every attempt. If you're generating consistent characters across many images, see the character consistency guide — Nano Banana Pro's reference handling is a big part of that workflow.

How to stretch credits further

1. Draft cheap, finish dear. Iterate on Nano Banana 2 at 1K (4 credits) until the composition is right, then re-run the keeper once at 4K or on Nano Banana Pro. You pay the higher price exactly once instead of on every failed attempt.
2. Default to the tier you ship at. If your output lives on the web, 1K or 2K is usually plenty — 4K on Nano Banana 2 doubles the 1K cost (4 → 8 credits), and Nano Banana Pro 4K is 13 credits. Reserve 4K for images that genuinely ship in 4K.
3. Pick the cheapest model that does the job. One wallet means you can reach for Qwen Image 2.0 (2 credits at 1K) for rough drafts and save Nano Banana Pro for the shots that need it — instead of paying a premium model for everything.
4. On Pro, don't bother dropping to 1K. Nano Banana Pro's 1K is 8 credits and its 2K default is 9 — one credit for a big resolution step. The tier that actually costs is 4K at 13 credits; reserve it for finals.
5. Move up a tier only when volume justifies it. If you reliably spend 400 credits a month, Basic Plus or Pro lowers your per-credit price; if you don't, Basic keeps the floor tiny.

The honest fine print

• Nano Banana is per-image, by quality tier. The credit cost changes with resolution: Nano Banana 2 is 4 / 7 / 8 credits for 1K / 2K / 4K; Nano Banana Pro is 8 / 9 / 13. There is no flat "one price per image."
• Pro's low tiers sit close together. 1K is 8 credits and 2K is 9 on Pro — the real step is 4K at 13 credits. On Nano Banana 2 the 1K→2K step is bigger (4 → 7).
• Per-credit price varies by tier. Every dollar figure here uses Basic monthly ($0.030/credit); annual and higher tiers are cheaper (down to ~$0.0178). We never quote a lower per-credit rate while saying "$11.99."
• We don't quote competitor prices. Whether Nano Banana is cheaper here than a direct plan depends on that plan's own floor and per-image price — compare them against these numbers yourself. The structural advantage is one floor and one shared wallet instead of a separate subscription per model.
• The free tier has 0 credits — it's for browsing, not generating. To actually create with Nano Banana, you start on Basic at $11.99.

That's the whole pitch: Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro on one membership from $11.99/month, one wallet at roughly 3¢ a credit, and the exact per-image cost — 4 to 13 credits — shown on screen before you commit. If you also generate video, the same wallet covers it; see our cheapest AI video generator guide. Open the generator to see your Nano Banana cost in credits before spending a single one.