Resolution, ratio and web search, and what each costs
Three settings decide what you get from Nano Banana 2 and what you pay. Resolution (1K, 2K or 4K) changes the price, and the From figure in the table is the 1K price. Web search, an advanced switch that lets the model look things up while it works, also adds to the price. Aspect ratio does not, so choose it freely.
A sensible default is 2K for listing images, which marketplaces let buyers zoom into, 1K for social posts and drafts, and 4K only for images that will be shown large or cropped heavily later. Turn web search on when the scene depends on something real and specific, such as a landmark or a seasonal detail, and leave it off for studio shots, where there is nothing for it to find.