Google’s newest image model, ready in one box: write the change, add a photo or two, get a 2K result in under a minute.
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Each picture is an illustration of a look worth asking for, written as one sentence. Load it and the panel fills with the sample person and those words; swap in your own photo before you run Nano Banana 2.1.
An oversized butter-yellow blazer, worn open over a white tank with wide cream trousers and chunky loafers. Ask for a stride and a street, and the jacket gets to move.
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IllustrationNano Banana 2.1 is the same model either way. The difference is what you have to bring and what you get around it.
| Feature | Gemini API | Nano Banana 2.1 here |
|---|---|---|
| What you need | A Google Cloud project, an API key, billing and some code | A WearTryOn account with any plan or credit pack |
| How you ask | A JSON request with your images attached | One text box; + adds photos |
| Photos per run | Up to 14 references | Up to 4: you, then up to 3 pieces |
| Result size | 1K, 2K or 4K | 2K, sized for phone screens and prints |
| Cost | List price from about $0.034 (1K) or $0.050 (2K) an image | 20 credits a run, refunded if it fails |
| Safety | Google’s usage policies | Google’s policies plus our checks on words, photos and results |
| Where results go | Wherever your code saves them | History and My Closet on your account |
Prices from Google’s Gemini API pricing page, October 2026; Google’s deprecation notes (October 20, 2026) point Nano Banana 2 users to 2.1. Need crisp words on a sign or label? Compare with GPT Image 2.5.
Nano Banana 2.1 reads your photos in the order you add them, so your words can point at each one by number.
Add your photo as image 1, or tap Sample person. A full-length or waist-up shot gives the model room to place the new clothes; a close-up of a face does not.
Pick pieces in The clothing, or upload shop photos. They follow your photo as image 2, 3 and 4. You can also skip them and name the clothes in words.
“The blazer from image 2 on the person in image 1, walking down a sunny street” is enough. Add a setting if you want one. Each Nano Banana 2.1 run costs 20 credits.
You write the request; these rules are added to it, and both your words and every picture are checked before a credit is spent.
Every Nano Banana 2.1 image also carries Google’s invisible SynthID watermark. What we turn away is spelled out in the acceptable use policy.
Nano Banana 2.1 runs at 2K here, with no tiers to pick between.
One top, coat, dress, pair of shoes or bag on your photo, the rest of the outfit left alone.
For the one item in your basket.
Up to three pieces in one run, plus a new background if you ask for it.
For checking a full outfit before buying any of it.
Nano Banana 2.1 opens once your account has any plan or credit pack; sign-up and check-in credits stay for the other tools. A failed run is refunded on its own. See the pricing page for plans and packs.
No. Google makes the model; WearTryOn is an independent site that sends your request to Nano Banana 2.1 and shows you what comes back. Google’s own Gemini app is a separate product.
Nano Banana 2.1 is the newer model Google now recommends in place of Nano Banana 2, and Google lists it at about half the price per image. In our test runs it kept faces steady and copied garment details such as buttons, belts and cuffs closely.
No. Each run costs 20 credits and needs any plan or credit pack on the account, because Google bills every image to us. Our other tools still have free credits.
No key, project or code. Sign in, write what you want and press Create with Nano Banana 2.1.
Our test runs took about 40 seconds at 2K. Busy hours can take longer.
Yes. With no photo, Nano Banana 2.1 makes a new image from your words alone. Add your own photo as image 1 when the result should be you.
Auto follows your first photo. Settings also offers 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, 3:2 and 16:9, all at 2K.
Yes. Load This Look fills the panel with the sample person and the sentence behind that look. Replace the sample person with your own photo, or keep it to see the model at work first. The pictures are illustrations; your result comes from Nano Banana 2.1 itself.
We do not train models on it. Temporary copies are deleted after the run, and results from your own photos stay private to your account for 30 days.
One sentence and a photo are all Nano Banana 2.1 needs. The result goes straight to your History.
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