FLUX 1.1 Pro vs Nano Banana Pro.
FLUX 1.1 Pro is a detail-first photoreal model at 2 credits. Nano Banana Pro is Google's efficient model with 4K and multi-reference edits. Here are the specs side by side.
FLUX 1.1 Pro vs Nano Banana Pro, at a glance
| At a glance | FLUX 1.1 Pro | Nano Banana Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Black Forest Labs | |
| Credit cost | FLUX 1.1 Pro costs 2 credits per image. | Nano Banana Pro costs 3 credits per image at 1K and 2K, and 6 at 4K. |
| Typical wait | ~12s | ~10s |
| Quality or size tiers | Not listed | 1K, 2K, 4K |
| Aspect ratios | 1:1, 16:9, 3:2, 2:3, 9:16, 3:4, 4:3 | 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9 |
| Plan needed | FLUX 1.1 Pro requires a paid plan (Plus, Pro or Max). | Nano Banana Pro requires a paid plan (Plus, Pro or Max). |
| Strongest at | Detailed, well-composed renders that hold up at full size. | Efficient generations with a low starting credit cost. |
Specs and credit costs come from Lovino's model pages and were checked in October 2026. Models are updated by their makers, so check the model page for the current numbers.
The honest answer.
Neither model wins every job. Here's where each one earns its place.
Pick FLUX 1.1 Pro when
- You want detailed, well-composed renders that hold up at full size.
- Photoreal lighting, texture and depth of field are the goal.
- Price matters: it is 2 credits an image, against 3 or more for Nano Banana Pro.
- You want image-to-image with an adjustable reference strength.
Pick Nano Banana Pro when
- You need 4K output, which FLUX 1.1 Pro does not list.
- You want to combine several reference images in one edit.
- You want 21:9 or other wide shapes: it lists eight ratios, FLUX lists seven.
- You want a quick everyday model for social-ready images.
Two models, one studio.
Both models run in the same studio, on the same credits.
Every model, one credit system.
50 image and video models, including FLUX, GPT Image 2, Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, Kling, Imagen 4, under one plan. Pick the right model per job instead of committing to one vendor's output.
Tools, not just prompts.
One-click tools for UGC video ads, product photography, logos, background removal, upscaling and travel photos. A finished result without prompt engineering.
Top-ups on top.
Anyone can add one-time credit packs (15 credits for $2.99, 50 for $9.99, 120 for $21.99, 200 for $34.99) that never expire. Plan credits reset each billing month. Yearly billing on Plus, Pro and Max saves 20%.
Pricing
Start free. Scale anytime.
One credit system across Studio, Flow and every tool. Cancel anytime.
| Plan | Per month | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 3 credits per day |
| Plus | $7.99 | 50 credits per month |
| Pro | $19.99 | 200 credits per month |
| Max | $44.99 | 500 credits per month |
Questions, answered.
Is FLUX 1.1 Pro or Nano Banana Pro better?
FLUX 1.1 Pro is the pick for detailed photoreal renders at a lower price. Nano Banana Pro is the pick for 4K output and edits that combine several references. Run one prompt through both to see which suits your subject.
Which one costs less?
FLUX 1.1 Pro costs 2 credits per image. Nano Banana Pro costs 3 credits per image at 1K and 2K, and 6 at 4K.
Which one is faster?
Nano Banana Pro, slightly: a typical image takes about 10 seconds, against about 12 for FLUX 1.1 Pro.
Can both edit an existing image?
Yes. FLUX 1.1 Pro supports image-to-image with an adjustable reference strength. Nano Banana Pro accepts multiple input images at once.
Can I use FLUX 1.1 Pro and Nano Banana Pro on one plan?
Yes. Both run in the same studio and draw from the same credit balance, so you can run the same prompt through each and keep the better result. Paid plans start at $7.99/month.
Do I need a paid plan for FLUX 1.1 Pro or Nano Banana Pro?
FLUX 1.1 Pro requires a paid plan (Plus, Pro or Max). Nano Banana Pro requires a paid plan (Plus, Pro or Max).
The fastest way to decide is to see for yourself
3 free credits a day for images. Run the same prompt through both models and compare.