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It’s been a banana week for Google AI news. At the beginning of the week, Google stock fell Gemini 3a complete overhaul of its chatbot and all of its integrations. Now, the ubiquitous AI photo editor and generator is getting the Gemini 3 treatment. A brand new version of its famous banana nano model, called Nano Banana Proout now
Google’s original Banana Nano prototype was released earlier this summer. Since then, people have created more than 5 billion images with Gemini, attracting more than 10 million new Gemini users who signed up within its first few weeks of availability. Now, the Pro model aims to be even better, with the ability to create readable text, up-to-the-minute images at up to 4K, and handle multiple reference images in a single prompt. You can also ask Gemini To detect images generated by artificial intelligencean essential tool as state-of-the-art AI models (like the nano-banana) You made it very difficult To distinguish real content from artificial intelligence.
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We won’t know how the model delivers on these promises until we get our hands on it. Here’s how to access nanobanana pro. For more, check out The new image detector with artificial intelligence technology from Google and Best AI image generators.
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How to find and use nanobanana pro in Google
There are two ways to access nanobanana pro through Google. Here are all the different ways.
- Anyone for free: Gemini (mobile apps or web browser)
- Google Artificial Intelligence Studio
- Playback Subscribers (Ultra only): Google’s AI movie making platform flow
- Paying US subscribers: Putting artificial intelligence in Google search
- Paying subscribers globally: LM notebook
- Google Workspace users can use it for Google Slides and Videos
Nanobanana pro is also available through Google’s developer tools, including the Gemini API, Vertex AI, and the recently announced Google anti gravity platform. Google Enterprise users don’t have access yet, but they will soon.
Select the Create Images and Thinking form to access the latest version of the form. You can use nanobanana pro for free through Gemini, but you’ll be reverted to the original model once you’ve exhausted your quota of professional photos. If this happens and you still want to build with the more powerful model, you may want to consider a paid subscription.
How to create unlimited nanobanana pro images with Adobe
Since its annual creative conference, Adobe has been offering its users unlimited generations until December 1st. And since Adobe has added nanobanana pro to Adobe Firefly and Photoshop (for generative packaging only), using nanobanana pro through Adobe will be much cheaper and easier – like hundreds of dollars cheaper.
If you already pay for some Adobe skins Creative Cloud or fireflyYou can select nanobanana pro from the list of external third party templates and start creating.
You’ll need to pay for an Adobe theme before you can create an unlimited number of nanobanana pro images. But subscribing to Firefly’s lower plan ($10 per month) is cheaper than becoming a Google One subscriber (starting at $20 per month). Your free Firefly Generations will run out in a couple of weeks, but that’s enough time for you to decide if the model is something you want to access regularly. It’s certainly better to pay Adobe $10 for two weeks of unlimited access to nanobanana pro than to pay $250 for Google’s version of the unlimited plan (which is technically capped at 25,000 generation credits).
After December 1, Firefly’s Standard plan gives you 2,000 credits per month and access to several AI models. Google’s AI Pro plan only gives you 1,000 points per month, but you also get access to other paywalled platforms like Flow and other perks like 2TB of Google storage. It all comes down to where you want to build and whether the $10 subscription difference matters that much to you.
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