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Nano Banana, create and edit in the same model family.

Nano Banana is Google's image generation and editing family. HighReach uses Nano Banana 2.1 as its default image model, and keeps Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 available so existing projects and comparisons still work.

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Prompt direction

A bright product photo of a matte green water bottle on a pale stone counter, morning window light, a few lemon slices beside it, clean space on the right for a headline. No text in the image.

BriefGenerateReview

Illustrative artwork generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal. Not a sample output or benchmark of this model. Supporting imagery is illustrative too.

Versions

Nano Banana 2.1, Pro and 2

Resolution

1K, 2K or 4K (Nano Banana 2 also offers 0.5K)

Editing input

Up to 14 images on the 2.1 edit endpoint

HighReach references

Up to five images in Create Image

Why Nano Banana?

Generate, revise and keep characters consistent.

A practical creative workflow for campaign and product visuals and more.

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Nano Banana is Google's image generation and editing family. HighReach uses Nano Banana 2.1 as its default image model, and keeps Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 available so existing projects and comparisons still work.

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Useful starting points include campaign and product visuals, prompt-based edits to an existing image, consistent characters across a set of images. Choose one specific outcome for the first pass.

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The controls below describe what is available in HighReach, not every option in the underlying API. Painted area edits send your mask as an extra image with an instruction; precise pixel-level masking is not guaranteed.

Nano Banana capabilities

From the first composition to the final revision.

Explore what Nano Banana supports in HighReach, with controls and limits that match the current integration.

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Generation

Start from a clear brief.

Describe the subject, setting, light and any text to render. Choose 1K for quick drafts and 2K or 4K for the image you plan to publish.

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References and edits

Revise instead of starting over.

Add up to five reference images in Create Image, or open Edit Image to describe a change or paint the area to edit. Nano Banana 2.1's edit endpoint accepts up to 14 input images.

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Version choice

Match the version to the job.

Nano Banana 2.1 is the HighReach default. Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 remain available when you want to match earlier work made with them.

Banana on a butter-yellow backdrop beside printed photo variations and a loupe

Connected production

Brief, generate, compare, and refine without losing the creative thread.

How it works

Your first image creation, in three decisions.

Prepare the brief, choose the controls that matter, then review a small first pass before a larger production run.

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Prepare the creative brief

Write the subject, setting, light and any text you need rendered.

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Choose your direction

Choose 1K for drafts, then 2K or 4K for the version you plan to use.

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Generate, review and refine

Add reference images or switch to Edit Image to revise a result, and compare the credit estimate before submitting.

Create with Nano Banana 2.1

Model lineup in HighReach

Choose your Nano Banana workflow.

Open the right tool with the model already selected. Check the live settings and credit estimate before submitting.

Create with Nano Banana 2.1

Nano Banana 2.1

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Google's newest version and the HighReach default for new images.

  • 1K, 2K or 4K
  • Up to 5 references
  • Prompt and painted-area edits
Open this workflow

Edit with Nano Banana 2.1

Nano Banana 2.1 editing

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Upload an image and describe the change, or paint the area to edit.

  • Describe or paint edits
  • Keeps the rest of the image
  • Same pricing as generation plus inputs
Open this workflow

Try Nano Banana Pro

Nano Banana Pro

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The earlier premium version, kept for continuity with existing projects.

  • 1K, 2K or 4K
  • $0.15 per image list price
  • 4K at double rate
Open this workflow

Plan your generation

Know the cost before you create.

Normal pricing. No temporary launch discount built into your quote.

Nano Banana 2.1 is token-billed; fal's published canonical costs are about $0.040 at 1K, $0.059 at 2K and $0.134 at 4K per image, plus roughly $0.002 per input image. Nano Banana Pro costs $0.15 per image (4K at double rate). Nano Banana 2 costs $0.08 per image, with 0.5K at 0.75×, 2K at 1.5× and 4K at 2×.

Credits include HighReach's service margin. The tool recalculates the estimate for your settings and references. Actual token usage and output length can differ from an estimate.

Compare HighReach plans →

Example credit estimate

134

credits

One 1K Nano Banana 2.1 image without references

This configuration only—not an unlimited plan or a guaranteed price for every result.

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Prompt playbook

Write better Nano Banana prompts.

A useful prompt behaves like a compact director's brief. Give every detail a job instead of stacking visual adjectives.

Give each reference a specific role.
Describe what should change and what must stay the same.
Review text, identity and fine details before publishing.

Starting brief

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Campaign and product visuals

A bright product photo of a matte green water bottle on a pale stone counter, morning window light, a few lemon slices beside it, clean space on the right for a headline. No text in the image.

Another direction

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Edit a product photo

Keep the bottle, label and lighting exactly as they are. Replace the kitchen background with a sunny outdoor picnic table and add soft shadows that match the existing light.

Choose the right model

Compare Nano Banana with other image models.

No single model is best for every brief. Compare the controls, cost and results that matter for your production workflow.

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Explore quick campaign concept variants

Create and edit images with Grok Imagine Image 2.0, animate images with Grok Imagine video, and edit short clips in HighReach. Compare quality, resolution and credit estimates.

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Explore photoreal product and lifestyle images

Create and edit images with ByteDance Seedream 5.0 Pro and Flash in HighReach. Compare 1K and 2K output, multi-image edits and credit estimates.

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Ideogram

Explore posters and event flyers

Create posters, logos and text-heavy designs with Ideogram V4.5 in HighReach, and edit images with up to four extra references. Compare quality levels and prices.

Explore Ideogram

Production notes

What to check before the final export.

Check 01

Painted area edits send your mask as an extra image with an instruction; precise pixel-level masking is not guaranteed.

Check 02

HighReach exposes four aspect formats; the API's extreme ratios such as 4:1 and 1:8 are not offered in the editor.

Check 03

Check small text, hands and product details before publishing.

Nano Banana FAQ

Questions before you generate.

Practical answers about Nano Banana, available HighReach workflows, output controls, and prompt direction.

01Which Nano Banana should I use?

Start with Nano Banana 2.1, the HighReach default. Use Nano Banana Pro or Nano Banana 2 when you want to match earlier work made with those versions.

02Can Nano Banana edit my own photos?

Yes. Upload an image in Edit Image, describe the change, or paint the area you want changed.

03How do I use Nano Banana in HighReach?

Write the subject, setting, light and any text you need rendered. Choose 1K for drafts, then 2K or 4K for the version you plan to use. Add reference images or switch to Edit Image to revise a result, and compare the credit estimate before submitting.

04How much does Nano Banana cost?

Nano Banana 2.1 is token-billed; fal's published canonical costs are about $0.040 at 1K, $0.059 at 2K and $0.134 at 4K per image, plus roughly $0.002 per input image. Nano Banana Pro costs $0.15 per image (4K at double rate). Nano Banana 2 costs $0.08 per image, with 0.5K at 0.75×, 2K at 1.5× and 4K at 2×. Your HighReach credit estimate includes the service margin and is recalculated in the tool.

Model notes & sources

Capabilities and normal rates checked against provider documentation on October 10, 2026. These are workflow recommendations, not benchmark results. Page artwork is illustrative and was generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal; it is not a sample output of Nano Banana.

Nano Banana in HighReach

Make your next idea with Nano Banana.

Bring a focused brief to HighReach. Choose your settings, check the quote, and start with one carefully directed result.

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