Also known as Gemini 3.1 Flash Image — prompt or reference photos in, one 1K–4K image out, from 6 credits per image.



Nano Banana 2 is the name most people search for when they mean Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, Google's fast image model — and this page runs that model directly in your browser. There are two ways in: text to image, where a written prompt is the only input, and image to image, where you upload up to 9 reference photos to fix a subject, a product, a hairstyle or a layout that words alone would struggle to describe.
The controls are deliberately narrow. Aspect ratio is 1:1, 3:4 or 4:3. Quality is 1K, 2K or 4K. Each generation costs 6, 10 or 12 credits depending on the size you pick, so a draft run is cheap enough to repeat. For a like-for-like model choice, see Gemini 3 Pro Image and the Flash vs GPT Image 2 comparison.
Nano Banana 2 — Gemini 3.1 Flash Image — is the tier to reach for when you need volume rather than perfection. At 6 credits for 1K, three runs cost 18 credits, still less than a single 4K render on Gemini 3 Pro Image at 24. That ratio is what makes it usable for testing a hook, a layout or a colour direction before you commit to a final frame.
The three ratios also map onto how images actually get published: 1:1 for feed and profile, 3:4 for stories and posters, 4:3 for article headers. When a draft is approved, take the same prompt to Gemini 3 Pro Image for the final frame.
No packages, no hidden multipliers. The numbers below are the real credit costs and limits this model runs at.
Credits for a 1K image, the lowest cost of any Gemini generation here
Three quality tiers at 6, 10 and 12 credits per image
Reference images accepted in a single image-to-image request
Common questions about Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, its credits, ratios and reference images.
Write a prompt, add reference photos if you have them, and spend 6 credits to see the first result. Then adjust the ratio, the size or the references and run it again.