image 2.5 Turn a detailed brief into an image. Bring a reference to edit, or start from words—then refine the result for your next project.
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Explore composition, lettering, texture and atmosphere. Open any image to inspect the details, then adapt a fresh prompt to your own brief.
Third-party visual references, not results generated on this site.
Explore details ↗ 01 / Visual example
Create a panoramic book illustration of explorers discovering a garden inside a space station. Use warm paper tones, a small foreground group and a vast curved horizon.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 02 / Visual example
Design three posters for a neighborhood arts festival. Use cobalt, tangerine and cream, a different geometric motif in each, and the short title "MAKE SPACE".
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 03 / Visual example
Imagine an observatory mural made from tiny ceramic tiles. Show a moon above a rolling landscape, with visible grout and an indigo and copper palette.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 04 / Visual example
Create an invitation concept with an ivory background, a restrained botanical border and an open center for final typesetting. Use soft side lighting.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 05 / Visual example
Design a set of six fictional island travel stamps. Keep borders and lettering consistent, vary the landscape and use a limited printed-ink palette.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 06 / Visual example
Create a wide cinematic concept of a rainy vertical city viewed from a quiet balcony. Use a small silhouette for scale and warm windows against cool fog.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 07 / Provider feature illustration
Using my uploaded product photo, change the surface beneath the product to matte stone. Preserve its silhouette and camera angle.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Explore details ↗ 08 / Provider feature illustration
Using my uploaded reference, explore a new display setting for the product. Keep its defining shape and color; use soft directional studio lighting.
Use this prompt ↗New prompt idea; not the source image’s original prompt.
Use the GPT Image 2.5 text-to-image workflow to explore a composition before committing to production. Describe the subject, its position, the setting and the intended format. A useful first result answers a specific question: does this arrangement leave enough room for the headline, or does this camera angle show the product clearly?
For image-to-image editing, upload a reference you are allowed to use and separate what should change from what should remain. Name the object and the desired adjustment. Compare the new result with the original for unintended changes to faces, proportions, reflections and small text.
A product listing needs an unobstructed silhouette; a social post needs a readable focal point at phone size. An editorial illustration can carry more atmosphere. Decide the destination first, choose an available aspect ratio, and leave margins for the crop or copy that will be added later.
For designs containing text, specify a short headline in quotation marks and describe its position. For a collection, repeat a shared palette, border treatment and viewpoint. Inspect spelling and alignment at full size; a promising image is still a draft until those details have been checked.
1. Enter your brief in the workspace above. 2. Add a reference for an edit and choose the available settings. 3. Check the current quote and sign in when requested. 4. Generate, review the result and download the version you want to keep. If a job fails, read its status before retrying so you do not submit an unintended duplicate.
Start with your deliverable and one primary subject. Add composition, lighting, materials and a small number of constraints. When revising, change one decision at a time. The prompt ideas in this gallery are independently written starting points; they are not the original instructions used to generate the source images.
Use the model settings and quote shown in this workspace to decide what to submit. Resolution choices, reference limits and cost can vary with the active service configuration. Specifications or prices on another provider’s page do not establish what is available in this account.
The sofa becomes deep green; compare the surrounding furniture.
Create an image from a text prompt or use an uploaded reference for an image edit. This page provides a dedicated GPT Image 2.5 workspace, examples to inspect and prompt ideas to adapt.
Check your account balance and the quote before generating. This page does not promise free generations or a signup allowance. Any available credits and payment options are shown in your account.
Select the image editing workflow, add your reference and describe the specific change. State what should remain, then compare the result with the source. Exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Check the controls available for the selected model. Only submit options exposed by the current workspace; this page does not promise every setting offered by other providers.
The gallery contains attributed third-party examples and two provider feature illustrations. The separate room comparison comes from fal. These are visual references, not a record of generation tests on this website.
No. The prompts are new creative briefs inspired by a type of task. Results vary, and the source images’ exact prompts and generation settings have not been independently verified.
You can request text within a design. Keep the wording concise, specify placement and proofread the output. For critical names, prices or legal copy, final typesetting in a design editor gives you direct control.
Run the same brief and permitted reference through each available model. Compare text accuracy, subject details, composition, time and the actual quote. Choose based on your deliverable rather than assuming one model wins every task.
Generate images with Nano Banana 2.1, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana 2 Lite, GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2 and FLUX 3 Image in one workspace.
Every image and video job on this site in one place: generate an image, generate a video, read a prompt out of a photo, or open one model directly.
GPT Image 2.5 prompting handbook part one, from OpenAI's official guide: Flare vs Sunburst, quality and size settings, and nine text-to-image prompts.
GPT Image 2.5 prompting handbook part two, from OpenAI's official guide: eight image-editing scenarios, multi-turn refinement and character consistency.
Flare or Sunburst in ChatGPT Images 2.5: a job-by-job table, quality tiers and size costs, the prompt formula, and the editing rules that hold an image together.