Reve vs Nano Banana
Generated on PixelDojo with Reve 2.1. Produced by PixelDojo's generation pipeline.
Reve 2.1 and Nano Banana are both used to edit images with a prompt, so they meet head to head on editing. Nano Banana is an editing and multi-image fusion model. Reve adds text-to-image generation and frame-level remix on top of editing, in one tool. The image above is a real Reve edit that added a sleeping dog to a reference photo of a living room while keeping the room unchanged.
The image on this page is a real Reve 2.1 edit of a reference photo, using the instruction shown below. Costs and capabilities are read from our live model catalog.
Why Choose Pixel Dojo for Reve vs Nano Banana
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Reve generates as well as edits
Nano Banana focuses on editing existing images. Reve can start from nothing and generate, then edit and remix, without switching tools.
Frame tags for multi-image edits
When an edit pulls from more than one source, Reve names each with a frame tag so the prompt controls what comes from where.
Nano Banana is a credit cheaper for edits
At 3 credits, Nano Banana is the lower-cost option when you only need to edit or fuse existing images.
Keep the scene, change one thing
Both models can change a single element and leave the rest of the image intact, which is the core of a clean edit.
How It Works
Decide by whether you also need generation and remix, or only editing.
Editing only
If your work is entirely editing or fusing existing images, Nano Banana does that at a lower cost per run.
Generate, then edit and remix
If you want one tool that also creates images from a prompt and combines up to eight references, use Reve.
Multi-source composition
For an edit that draws elements from several photos, Reve frame tags let the prompt address each source by position.
The Pixel Dojo Advantage
The editing head to head, plus what each adds around it.
| Others | Pixel Dojo |
|---|---|
| Nano Banana: editing and multi-image fusion | Reve 2.1: generation, editing, and remix in one tool |
| 3 credits per image | 4 credits per image, flat across every mode |
| Edits from existing images | Also generates from text, then edits and remixes |
| Multi-image fusion | Frame tags name which reference each element comes from |
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Reve vs Nano Banana
Is Reve 2.1 or Nano Banana better for editing?
Both edit an existing image from a prompt and keep the rest of the scene. Nano Banana is cheaper per edit at 3 credits. Reve costs 4 credits but also generates and remixes in the same tool.
Does Nano Banana generate images from text?
Nano Banana centers on editing and multi-image fusion. Reve 2.1 adds text-to-image generation, so it covers create, edit, and remix.
Which is cheaper?
Nano Banana is cheaper for pure editing at 3 credits per image. Reve is 4 credits and folds in generation and remix.
Can Reve combine more than two images?
Yes. Reve accepts up to eight references and uses frame tags so your prompt can name which element comes from which image.
Are both on PixelDojo?
Yes. Reve 2.1 and Nano Banana both run on a single PixelDojo account with shared credits.