Create and edit pictures up to 4K with Google's newest Nano Banana: exact labels in infographics, seamless ultra-wide panoramas, and characters that stay the same from turn to turn.
Free to sign up, no card. Chat and pictures are included; video uses credits.
You could go straight to Google. Then you'd need a second subscription for GPT Image 2.5, a third for Seedream 5, and a fourth for video generation.
Most real projects use more than one model — you draft on something fast and cheap, then finish on something expensive. Plurel puts eight video models and four image models on a single balance, so you switch models instead of switching accounts.
Nano Banana 2.1 is Google's updated Nano Banana image model, released in October 2026 as the successor to Nano Banana 2. One model both creates pictures from a prompt and edits them from reference images, at 1K, 2K or 4K. Google says it improves realism and prompt following, renders text and infographic layouts more accurately, keeps a character consistent from turn to turn, and removes the tiling seams that used to appear on ultra-wide panoramas. On Plurel it replaces Nano Banana 2 at the same price. On Plurel you can use Nano Banana 2.1 instantly with no API key or separate subscription.
Make a picture from a prompt, or attach reference pictures and describe the change; the same model does both.
Google says text rendering and infographic layout are more accurate, so headlines and labels come out the way you wrote them.
Google fixed the tiling artifacts that showed up on ultra-wide ratios such as 4:1 and 8:1 at 2K and 4K.
Google reports better multi-turn character consistency: ask for the next scene and the same character comes back.
Detailed, multi-part prompts are followed more closely, according to Google.
Merge two input images into one scene, such as a character placed into a landscape, with a headline added.
Pictures from quick drafts to 4K, all at the same price.
Square, portrait, landscape, tall and ultra-wide formats, or auto to follow a reference picture.
Attach several reference images and describe what to change, keep or combine.
Room for a full art-direction brief, not just a sentence.
Pictures come back as PNG files in Media History, no watermark.
4 credits a picture at any resolution, 4K included.
One Nano Banana 2.1 generation is 4 credits.
$7.99
100 credits
25 Nano Banana 2.1 images — or mix in video models on the same balance.
$14.99/mo
300 credits every month
75 Nano Banana 2.1 images a month. Credits roll over.
Every account includes chat and pictures that refill every 5 hours; Nano Banana 2.1 uses credits past that.
Open the image generator
In the Plurel app choose Image, then pick Nano Banana 2.1.
Describe it — or upload
Write the prompt, or attach pictures to edit, recolour or combine.
Choose format and resolution
Pick an aspect ratio and 1K, 2K or 4K.
Generate and download
Your image lands in Media History, no watermark.
A 4:1 panorama of a wooden dock at dawn: mist on a still lake, a red canoe moored at the right, pale pink and lavender light, crisp planks in the foreground, calm and quiet. 4K.
A clean four-step infographic titled "HOW COFFEE IS MADE": 1 PICK, 2 ROAST, 3 GRIND, 4 BREW, flat vector icons joined by dotted arrows, cream background, dark brown headline, thin border, portrait.
A café chalkboard in a worn wooden frame reading "TODAY'S SPECIALS": Tomato Soup 4.50, Grilled Cheese 6.00, Lemon Tart 3.75, Iced Tea 2.50, neat chalk lettering, a small steaming-cup doodle, white brick wall, warm window light.
Keep this chalkboard exactly as it is, but redo all of the lettering in warm yellow chalk.
Place the robot from the first picture into the valley landscape from the second, standing on the path and waving, soft sunrise light, and add the headline "Explore the Valley" on the left.
Photorealistic portrait of a woman with short silver hair and round glasses in a quiet bookshop, 35 mm, soft window light. Keep her exactly the same in every follow-up picture.
No Google account needed. Free to sign up, no card.
Try Nano Banana 2.1