AI photo editor with Nano Banana, Pro and 2 models for image generation and editing
Turn three photos into a 19-second Gangnam Style AI video of you and two friends
Stage
Not given
MVP
Founded
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2026
Based in
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HK
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 15 welcome credits (one fast model image). Yearly plans: Starter $9.9/month (9,600 credits/year), Pro $19.9/month (24,000 credits/year), Studio $44.9/month (72,000 credits/year). Monthly plans available at double the monthly rate. One-off credit packs also available. Per-image costs: Nano Bana
Standard 480p: 100 credits ($9.99 for single pack, $19.98 for 210 credits, $39.96 for 440 credits); HD 720p: 220 credits. No subscription, no free tier.
Key features
Photo editing with text instructions while preserving subject identity
Generate images from written descriptions in multiple aspect ratios
Up to 14 reference images in one request
4K output resolution
Multiple AI image models in one workspace
Text rendering in multiple languages and scripts
Identity preservation for consistent faces across edits
Watermark-free downloads on paid plans
Commercial use license on paid plans
Style presets including Cinematic, Watercolor, Neon Noir and Oil Painting
Generates 19-second landscape video (16:9 format)
Accepts three photos (separate or one group photo)
City street setting with night lighting
Individual solo close-ups for each person
Timed to song's 132 BPM beat
No prompt required
Browser-based, no app installation
Video comes without audio
English and Spanish language support
What makes it different
Up to 14 reference images merged into one coherent frame
Identity preservation keeps faces and products recognisable across edits
Multiple aspect ratios including extreme formats like 8:1 and 1:8
Pay-as-you-go credits without API key setup
Multiple image generation models in single workspace
Built specifically for one trend with no customization needed
One-time credit purchase with no subscription
Automatic refund if video render fails
Photos deleted after 7 days, never used for training