
Imagen 4 API: Aggregators, Pricing & the Shutdown
Google shuts down the Imagen 4 API on August 17, 2026. Compare official pricing with aggregator routes, migrate to Nano Banana without breaking your code.
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Google shuts down the Imagen 4 API on August 17, 2026. Compare official pricing with aggregator routes, migrate to Nano Banana without breaking your code.

A Nano Banana API key unlocks Nano Banana image generation. Get one from Google AI Studio or Modellix, authenticate, store it safely, and fix 401/402 errors.

Nano Banana 2 price isn't one number: $0.045–$0.151 per image on Google's API (512px–4K), less on Modellix, half via Batch. Full ladder and token math, 2026.

Where to get a Nano Banana 2 API key: Google AI Studio or Modellix. Step-by-step setup, the auth headers that differ, dated per-image pricing, and working code.

Google's virtual try-on API (virtual-try-on-001) costs $0.06 per image. Verified status, working Python and REST code, limits, and alternatives, August 2026.

Call the Nano Banana Pro API (Google's gemini-3-pro-image) two ways — official Gemini API or a unified API. Endpoints, params, async code, and real pricing.

No single best Nano Banana alternative — pick by use case: Imagen 4 or Seedream for photorealism, GPT Image 1.5 for transparent backgrounds, priced first-party.

Gemini 3.8 Flash API pricing, captured Sept 4, 2026: Google's $0.75/$3.75 per-1M-token rates expire Dec 31, 2026 and double to $1.50/$7.50 on January 1, 2027.

Nano Banana vs Nano Banana 2 vs Pro compared on price, resolution and speed with first-party numbers — plus how it stacks up against Seedream and Imagen 4.

How to use Nano Banana, Google's Gemini image model, from your code: get an API key, POST a prompt, poll the async task, then save the image. Runnable curl.

Nano Banana Pro pricing from Google's own page: $0.134 per image (1K/2K), $0.24 at 4K, no API free tier, and how Batch halves it. The $0.15 figure is wrong.

Veo 3.1 price, verified from Google's own pages: per-second by tier and resolution, no API free tier, and how turning audio off cuts cost ~50%. July 2026.