Nano Banana is Google’s photoreal still model that briefs ask for by name. On OmniForge it sits in the same picker as FLUX and GPT Image, with the credit cost shown before you run, billed in RON. It is not a separate Google plan and not a Midjourney clone. You start with 500 credits; Creator is 39 lei a month. You make the frame, send it to Veo or Kling as a start frame, no re-upload. In the public build the catalog is real and output is simulated until vendor keys land. The studio preview on this page opens Nano Banana after sign-in with an editorial prompt, so you see the flow before you switch tools.
Nano Banana plus video
You generate the frame, open it, send it as a start frame. An AI image generator that stops at download leaves you re-uploading into Kling. Not here. The same balance covers the still and the clip.
Price
You do not pay a separate Google subscription. You spend OmniForge credits: 500 free, 39 lei / month on Creator, or 19 lei for a 500-credit pack. Per-run cost is visible in the picker, not hidden after generate.
Commercial use
Outputs in your account can be used personally or commercially. You are responsible for prompts and references. You do not have to mention OmniForge. Generations stay private.
Limitations — and who it is not for
The catalog is real. In the public build, generation is simulated until vendor keys are connected. The flow — prompt, credits, library — is the same. If you need a live still today or the Midjourney community, this page should not lie. Nano Banana here is a picker engine, not a separate Google plan and not a Midjourney clone.
Not a separate Google plan — a model in the picker
Not unlimited: each run shows the cost
Not live until vendor keys land
Questions
Is Nano Banana live?+
The catalog is real. In the public build, generation is simulated until vendor keys are connected. The flow — prompt, credits, library — is the same.
Can I use another model on the same prompt?+
Yes. You change the engine. Prompt and library stay.
Is it included in the free plan?+
Yes, with the starter credits. Each run shows the cost first.
