Nano Banana Video Pricing and Limits
Use this page to consolidate credit, quality, length, and settings questions so they do not dilute the broader feature pages.
Dedicated page for credits and limits intent
Supports pricing, length, and settings searches
Keeps constraint content off the broader landing pages
What this page should answer
Users landing here are usually comparing costs, settings, or feasibility before they commit to generation.
Credit expectations
Explain where users should look before they spend credits or commit to a paid path.
Output constraints
Capture questions around length, quality, and what settings are likely to matter most.
Decision support
Push free-intent users to the free page and action-ready users back into the main tool.
How to use this page
Keep users moving instead of trapping them in research mode.
Step 1
Review the likely constraints around credits, length, and quality before your first serious generation run.
Step 2
If cost or trial access matters most, move to the free page for a cleaner entry explanation.
Step 3
If you are already ready to test, go straight into the video generation tool and refine from there.
The settings and cost questions users ask right before conversion
Pricing and limits traffic is usually trying to answer viability questions: how long, what quality, and how expensive each test is.
Current model and output options
The best pricing page explains the real output boundaries, not just subscription language.
- Veo 3.1 Fast is exposed for text-to-video and image-to-video, with 8-second outputs at 720p and 16:9 or 9:16 framing.
- Sora 2 Fast supports 10-second and 15-second runs at 720p.
- Sora 2 Pro adds 1080p quality mode for the same 10-second and 15-second durations.
Credit cost snapshot
These numbers help users decide whether they are still exploring or ready for higher-quality runs.
- Veo 3.1 Fast is charged at 100 credits per generation in the current tool.
- Sora 2 Fast costs 80 credits for 10 seconds and 120 credits for 15 seconds.
- Sora 2 Pro costs 150 or 300 credits at 720p, and 300 or 600 credits at 1080p, depending on duration.
Spend fewer credits while learning
Most users do not need their first run to be the final run.
- Use fast or lower-cost runs to validate framing, motion, and prompt logic before moving to higher quality.
- Change one variable at a time: prompt, duration, or quality. Otherwise you cannot tell what improved the output.
- If your blocker is onboarding, use the free page; if your blocker is prompt quality, use the prompt page before generating again.
How to read the current model and pricing differences
Users searching pro, 2, limit, or length are usually trying to compare real tradeoffs, not just read a pricing box.
Fastest path: Veo 3.1 Fast
Use this when you want a short, lower-friction test before committing to longer or more expensive runs.
- 8-second output, 720p, 100 credits per run in the current codebase.
- Best for checking whether the prompt logic and motion direction are working.
- If 8 seconds is too restrictive, move to Sora 2 rather than trying to solve everything in the prompt.
Middle ground: Sora 2 Fast
This is the duration-first choice when you need more time on screen without jumping straight to high-cost quality mode.
- 10 seconds costs 80 credits and 15 seconds costs 120 credits.
- Stays at 720p, which is often enough for early concept validation.
- A better fit than pro mode when the goal is story timing rather than polish.
Highest quality: Sora 2 Pro
Choose this when users are already beyond exploration and want to pay for more refined output.
- 720p options cost 150 or 300 credits, and 1080p options cost 300 or 600 credits depending on duration.
- The value is in output quality, not in helping users discover the right prompt.
- If users still feel uncertain about framing or motion, they should step back to a faster model first.
Related pages
Keep exploring the Nano Banana workflow
These supporting pages handle adjacent search intents and route traffic back into the product tools.
FAQ
Keep the page intent narrow, answer the core objections, and send users to the right next step.