
Batch image generation API: queue, webhooks, safe retries
How to send many requests and keep track of every one: a queue on your side, webhooks, and the X-Idempotency-Key header for safe retries.
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Pricing, model comparisons, working with the API and prompts—all on real generations, with the model and the price of every image.

How to send many requests and keep track of every one: a queue on your side, webhooks, and the X-Idempotency-Key header for safe retries.

Nano Banana and GPT Image side by side: resolutions, price per image, average response time and what each model is best for.

Why a model sometimes returns no image, what it looks like in the API response, and how to reword a harmless prompt that was misread.

What a 429 response means, the limits behind it, and how to stay within them: how many requests to keep in flight, how to retry after a pause, and how webhooks replace frequent polling.

The amount is charged when you send a request, and if no image comes back, it goes straight back to your balance. Here’s how that looks in the API response and in the portal.

Prices per image: GPT Image 2.5 at 1K; GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and GPT Image 2.5 Flare at 1K, 2K, and 4K. Why OpenAI quotes tokens, and how to count a budget.

We work through examples of 10,000 images a month, across models and resolutions. Failed requests do not end up in the bill, and a template for your own calculation is at the end.

When it is more convenient to use Google’s or OpenAI’s own API directly, and when a unified API suits you better: price, keys, limits, and payment. A list of pros and cons.

The Rendergrid price and Google’s official price per image at each resolution, how many images $10 buys, and the date the prices were checked.

A key, one POST request, and a status check: a step-by-step example in curl, Python, and Node.js, with resolution up to 4K and a choice of aspect ratios.

Photo-like scenes, lettering, and edits from a reference image, up to 4K: we show what Nano Banana 2.1 can do on real generations, with the prompt and the price of each image.

Google’s official price and Rendergrid’s price per image at 1K, 2K, and 4K, how many images $10 gets you, and why a failed request costs nothing.