Khaberni - Google has announced the launch of a fully developed version of its proprietary image generation model named "Nano Banana Pro," just days after unveiling its massive linguistic model Gemini 3.
This new version aims to enhance the user experience, especially for professionals, through advanced capabilities that were not possible in the previous generation, according to a report published by TechCrunch.
A leap in image quality
Nano Banana Pro offers advanced features including higher quality, more precise texts, and professional editing capabilities, with the ability to search the web directly through the model itself.
The new model enables the generation of images with resolutions up to 2K and 4K, compared to a resolution of 1024×1024 pixels in the previous version, representing a significant leap in detail and clarity.
Merging multiple elements
The new model is characterized by its ability to merge up to 14 visual elements in a single image, use six high-quality reference images, and maintain the features of five people within the image.
It also allows for high-resolution text writing within images in various styles, fonts, and languages, giving users greater control over their outputs.
Cost of use and challenges
Despite these capabilities, the qualitative leap comes with a higher cost for producing images. The cost of an image in the previous version was $0.039, while producing an image with 1080p or 2K resolution costs $0.139, and $0.24 for an image with 4K resolution.
Processing operations have also become relatively slower due to the large amount of data.
Gradual spread across Google services
The company has started gradually integrating Nano Banana Pro across its different tools:
- Gemini app defaults to the new model, with usage limits in the free version.
- Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers get higher limits, with the model activated in Notebook LM.
- Available in AI mode within search for Pro and Ultra subscribers in the United States.
- It will also be supported in Flow for video production, and within Slides and Vids for Workspace customers.
- Developers can access it through the Gemini API, AI Studio, and the new development environment Antigravity.
The future of visual artificial intelligence
Through Nano Banana Pro, Google aims to provide powerful tools for professionals in the field of visual design and production, integrating artificial intelligence more deeply into the creative workflow.
This comes after the great success achieved by the previous model, confirming the company's commitment to expanding the spread of its smart technologies in various digital applications.
