Google's newest Flash-tier model — steadier product placement, 1K–4K output and 14 aspect ratios, from 4 credits per image.



Nano Banana 2.1 is the newest Flash-tier image model from Google — the successor to Nano Banana 2. The headline improvement is product recontextualisation: when you take a product out of one photo and place it into a new scene, 2.1 keeps its shape, material, label placement, reflections and shadows far more consistent than the previous tier.
This page runs that model directly in your browser. You can generate from a prompt alone, or upload up to 14 reference images and edit what is already there. Output goes up to 4K at 14 aspect ratios, and a 1K image costs 4 credits — half the price of the Pro tier for everyday work.
The three tiers line up on price and purpose. 2 at 6 credits is the volume workhorse; 2.1 at 4 credits for 1K is cheaper per draft and noticeably better when the subject is a physical product that must stay identical across scenes; Pro at 14 credits is still the tier for the most demanding text and material detail.
In practice: sketch with 2.1, approve the composition, then either upscale the same frame or re-run it on Pro. Nothing forces you to pick one tier for a whole project.
Credits for a 1K image — the lowest price of any Gemini tier here
Aspect ratios available, from 1:1 to 21:9
Top output resolution for print and large displays
What people ask about Nano Banana 2.1.
Pick the model, describe the shot and download a 1K frame for 4 credits — or push it to 4K when it is approved.