GPT Image 2 price carnival: first month free on plans, and your next creative run starts now.
Nano Banana Canvas
On a single creative canvas, move from the first spark of an idea to image generation and fine-grained editing in one uninterrupted flow. No tool switching, no broken train of thought. Every adjustment and experiment stays visible, so the pace of making feels natural and ideas land the moment they appear.
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Nano Banana Canvas is valuable not just because it generates outputs, but because it keeps the whole AI production chain readable, reusable, and shareable.
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See the whole chain, keep the spark
Prompts, references, branching logic, outputs, and delivery nodes stay on one canvas, so you switch less, focus more, and keep the creative path readable from start to finish.
Prompts, references, branching logic, outputs, and delivery nodes stay on one canvas, so you switch less, focus more, and keep the creative path readable from start to finish.
Work from one creative direction while switching freely between GPT Image 2 and other image models, comparing texture, consistency, and handoff potential side by side.
Approved stills, character setups, and shot sketches flow straight into video generation and downstream edits, so every output naturally becomes the next source of momentum.
Free Trial
Official model trial
$0/ first month
Standard
Best value
$9.99/ month
Pro
Productivity upgrade
$29.99/ month
Ultimate
Call without holding back
$49.99/ month
@StoryboardSurfer
Storyboard Animator
“I used 6 disconnected tabs for references, notes, Midjourney, Runway, and timeline work. Now I drag those nodes onto Nano Banana Canvas, connect image outputs to video models, and loop the sequence. My storyboard-to-animatic time dropped from 8 hours to 90 minutes with no copy-paste mistakes.”
@CommercialCrafter
Ad Creative Producer
“A 15-second ad used to mean three separate runs for copy, visuals, and voice, then a manual redo when copy changed. On Nano Banana Canvas I branch one text output into edgy, warm, and abstract chains with their own image and video paths. I now deliver three spots in the time I used to make one.”
@PodcastViz
Podcast Promo Producer
“I had strong interview audio but no visual clips for social, and outsourcing cost 200 dollars per episode. Now transcripts flow through quote extraction, image generation, waveform video, and merge nodes on one canvas. I get three promo videos in 10 minutes with zero external cost.”
@MeshMonk
3D Asset Prototyper
“I used to generate textures in Stable Diffusion, export them, import them into Blender, and lose momentum every round. Now SDXL connects straight into a scene-building node and then into a turntable video model. One click refreshes the whole asset pipeline and I prototype 5x faster.”
@FeedbackFramer
Client Collaboration Lead
“Clients used to say 'make it more cinematic' and I would spend days regenerating alone. Now we share one infinite canvas, they drop references beside my video nodes, and the sequence reruns with their style prompts. Approval cycles fell from 2 weeks to 2 days.”
@GameCutsceneGuy
Cutscene Director
“Our concept art and animation pipelines came from different models, so style drift never stopped. I locked one global style prompt on the canvas and made every image and video node inherit it. We kept a consistent cinematic look across 12 cutscenes with no manual retouching.”
@MVisionary
Music Video Director
“I used to match lyrics to imagery by hand, line by line, prompt by prompt. Now an LLM node splits lyrics into timestamped visual prompts and auto-runs them through a video model on the infinite canvas. The first draft of a 3-minute music video now takes 45 minutes instead of 3 days.”
@EdutainEd
Explainer Video Educator
“My explainer videos used to be screen recordings with robotic voiceover. On the canvas I chain Whisper to GPT, then Midjourney, ElevenLabs, and Pika in one flow. Watch time tripled, and one teacher said it feels like National Geographic for AI.”
@VFXAssistant
Junior VFX Artist
“My senior artist kept asking for 'flame version 3, but more orange' and I reran the whole pipeline over and over. Now the canvas loops the image back when color temperature misses the target and adds 15% more orange automatically. I got those 2 hours back to learn Houdini.”
@CopyToCanvas
Script-to-Visual Lead
“I used to hand scripts to the visual team and hear 'that is not what I meant' every time. Now I write prompts directly inside the canvas, connect them to image and video nodes, and render rough cuts before handoff. Visual clarity jumped from 40% to 95%.”
@NoBudgetNeo
Indie Trailer Director
“I could not afford a VFX team and my trailer looked like a PowerPoint. Now GPT-4o writes shot prompts on the canvas, then Pika and Kling feed directly into a DaVinci Resolve export path. I cut a 90-second cinematic teaser for 0 dollars in model credits and got shortlisted by three film festivals.”
@ConceptCruncher
Character Development Artist
“I used to generate 50 character variations and still guess which one to develop. Now one image input branches into four style LLMs, each feeding a video model for 2-second turnaround loops. Comparing those loops side by side cut about 70% of my early guesswork.”
Nano Banana Canvas is a visual AI workflow builder for prompts, reference images, image generation, video generation, and delivery steps, all on one canvas.
You can map image, video, language, vision, and audio providers in one place, including OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Runway, Kling, Qwen, Wan, Black Forest, and other routing layers you already use.
No. Drag, drop, branch, and sequence steps visually. The canvas is meant to feel closer to a storyboard wall than a developer console.
Yes. Many teams use the canvas to map GPT Image 2 prompt studies, review reference images, and connect those outputs into broader image-to-video or prompt-to-story workflows.
Yes. The product is designed to support both hosted execution paths and bring-your-own-key setups, so teams can keep flexibility around cost, routing, and provider choice.
Pricing is split between Free, recurring plans, one-time plans, and credit packs. The public pricing page explains the billing boundary clearly, and checkout stays on Stripe.
No. Nano Banana Canvas is built for solo operators, content teams, design studios, and distributed collaborators who need one shared canvas for prompts, assets, and workflow context.
Commercial use depends on the providers and assets in your workflow, but Nano Banana Canvas is built to keep those steps visible, traceable, and explainable instead of burying them across disconnected tools.
Account-scoped configuration is isolated to the signed-in user context, while public legal pages explain how billing, cookies, and privacy are handled at the product level.
Use the public Docs, Community, and Contact pages from the top navigation or Footer. They exist as standalone landing pages so search engines and teams can reach the right context directly.
