GPT Image 2.5 image generator and editor
Create a product image, campaign draft or illustration from a brief. Add references when you want to change an existing image.
What to make with GPT Image 2.5
Describe what should stay and what should change. A product outline, a background and the wording of a headline make a more useful brief than a list of style adjectives.
Available settings
- Resolution
- 1K / 2K / 4K
- Aspect ratios
- auto · 1:1 · 3:2 · 2:3 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 5:4 · 4:5 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 2:1 · 1:2 · 21:9 · 9:21 · 3:1 · 1:3
- Reference images
- 4
Text to image and image editing
- 1K — 3 credits
- 2K — 6 credits
- 4K — 9 credits
Confirm the current credit quote for your selected settings in the workspace.
View plans and credit packsWhat this model supports
Use the available controls to narrow down your idea.
Generate from a brief
Build an image around a subject, composition and intended use.
Edit with references
Upload up to four images and name the detail each one should guide.
Choose the output size
Start at 1K for a draft, then choose 2K or 4K when you need a larger output.
How to start
Start small, review the result, then refine your next generation.
Write the brief
Describe the subject, setting and intended use. Put exact text in quotation marks.
Choose the input and format
Use a prompt or add reference images. Check the aspect ratio, resolution and credit quote.
Review and refine
Check text, edges and the details that matter. Change one instruction at a time.
Try this prompt
Example prompt
A studio photo of a green ceramic mug on a cream background. Soft side lighting, a subtle shadow, generous empty space on the right. Add the short headline “A slower morning”.
Check the rendered wording before using the image in a final layout.
Before you generate
- Up to four reference images are supported in image editing.
- Quality is preset in OVOV; there is no separate quality-mode selector.
- Large output size does not guarantee perfect small text or exact product details.
GPT Image 2.5: common questions
Inputs, settings and what to expect.
From choosing a model to your first result
Compare models, prepare your inputs and check credits before starting.
