Nano Banana Pro via the Tokenator API

What the model is for

Nano Banana Pro is Google’s most advanced image-generation and editing model, built on Gemini 3 Pro. It extends the original Nano Banana with significantly improved multimodal reasoning, real-world grounding, and high-fidelity visual synthesis. The model generates context-rich graphics, from infographics and diagrams to cinematic composites, and can incorporate real-time information via Search grounding.

Specification

Full nameNano Banana Pro
API IDnano-banana-pro
Model vendorGemini
TypeImage generation
Context window
Max output
Image inputno
Tokenator usage multiplier
Input modalitiestext
Supported API formats/v1/images/generations
Upstream providers1
Current statusavailable
Data updated2026-08-04

Upstream providers

ProviderMultiplier
Media Group #1

A request goes to the first available provider by priority; if it fails, Tokenator switches to the next one.

Example request

curl
curl https://api.tokenator.top/v1/images/generations \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk-your-tokenator-key" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "model": "nano-banana-pro",
    "prompt": "an isometric illustration of a server rack",
    "n": 1
  }'

FAQ about Nano Banana Pro

What is the API ID of Nano Banana Pro?

nano-banana-pro — put this into the model field of your request.

What does a generation request look like?

POST to /v1/images/generations with model, prompt and optionally n and size. The format matches the OpenAI Images API — only the base URL and the key change.

How do I set the image size?

With the size field, for example 1024x1024. The available set depends on the model; 2048x2048 is not supported everywhere, and even there the result sometimes comes back smaller — check the actual image.

What does one image cost?

Generations are taken from the key's image quota: one picture — 2×, and with n images per request it is n × the multiplier. See the documentation for details.

Can I edit an existing image?

No — this model only generates images from a prompt.

What comes back in the response?

A data array where each item holds a link to the finished image in the url field. Download the picture and store it on your side — the link is not meant for permanent hosting.