AI-powered Photoshop for creating and editing images with natural language
Match your camera roll to trending audios
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 28 credits on first login. Annual plans: Basic Annual $99/year (2240 credits/month), Pro Annual $179/year (4480 credits/month), Max Annual $379/year (11200 credits/month). Credits per request: nanobanana model 14 credits, nanobanana pro model 28 credits. Pay as you go option also available.
Free plan forever. B-Roll AI Pro: $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr with free trial available
Key features
Professional 4K resolution output
Reliable text rendering
Character consistency
Instant style transfer
Photorealistic capture
Image-to-image editing with natural language
Object removal and background swap
Advanced reasoning and auto-correct
Multiple aspect ratio support
API access for integration
On-device video tagging with Apple Vision framework
Live trend inbox with rising and peaking audios refreshed daily
Trend lifecycle tracking to alert before trend dies
Built-in video editor with trim, speed, 9:16 crop, beat-sync
Beat-sync waveform display for audio alignment
Speed control with pitch preservation: 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x
Dual audio mixing for trend and original sound
Push notifications for trend matches
No sign-up required, works immediately upon photo access
Local-first privacy with minimal cloud footprint
What makes it different
Two AI engines for different needs: Gemini 2.5 Flash Image for standard creation and Gemini 3 Pro Image for production
Production-ready 4K output with native resolution support
Character consistency across multiple edits and scenes
Advanced reasoning for multi-step edits and vague prompts
Distortion-free text generation for production use
On-device scanning keeps your videos private and never uploaded to servers
Alerts before trends peak so you can post while they still have reach
Built-in editor with beat-sync means no need for separate editing apps
Finds existing footage in your camera roll instead of starting from scratch