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GPT Image 2 Generator

Use GPT Image 2 on ImageMake to create images from text prompts or guide edits with reference images. Choose from the aspect ratios and resolution settings shown in the generator, then refine your prompt or compare another model when the project needs a different workflow.

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GPT Image 2 Workflow

Generate and edit images with GPT Image 2

Start with a text prompt or reference image, choose the output settings available for the model, and review the result before refining the prompt.

01

Describe the image you need

State the subject, composition, intended use, visual style, lighting, and any text that should appear in the image.

02

Add reference images when needed

Upload reference images when the result should follow an existing product, subject, composition, palette, or design direction.

03

Choose a ratio and resolution

Select from the aspect-ratio and resolution options displayed for GPT Image 2, then generate and adjust the prompt based on the first result.

What the ImageMake Workflow Supports

Use GPT Image 2 for both generation and editing

The page combines the model with ImageMake’s hosted generator, reference-image input, and model-specific output controls. The settings shown in the form are the source of truth for each request.

Text-to-image generation and prompt-directed editing

Create a new image from a written brief or use a prompt to guide changes to an existing reference image.

Begin with a text-only request when you want a new composition.
Add a reference image when the result should preserve or revise existing visual information.
Keep generation and editing requests focused on one clear visual outcome.
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Reference images for more specific direction

Reference inputs help communicate product form, subject identity, palette, framing, or the parts of an image that should remain recognizable.

Explain the purpose of each reference in the prompt.
Separate the elements to preserve from the elements to change.
Use the upload limits displayed in the generator as the current platform boundary.
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Aspect-ratio and resolution controls

Choose the canvas shape and resolution presented for GPT Image 2 instead of forcing unsupported output dimensions in the prompt.

Match the ratio to the final placement, such as a square product card or vertical social post.
Use higher resolution only when the project benefits from the additional output size.
Some 4K requests may be adjusted when a selected ratio does not support that setting.
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A hosted workflow without a personal API setup

Use GPT Image 2 inside the ImageMake generator without adding an OpenAI API key to the standard page workflow.

Choose GPT Image 2 directly in the generator.
Review the current credit cost before submitting.
Switch to another available model when its workflow better matches the project.
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GPT Image 2 Use Cases

Practical image projects for GPT Image 2

Use the model for new image generation or reference-guided editing when your project needs a clear brief and a defined output format.

Product and packaging images

Create product concepts, ecommerce hero images, packaging directions, and campaign-ready still-life compositions.

Posters and social graphics

Build poster concepts, event visuals, announcement graphics, and social assets with an explicit layout and copy hierarchy.

Reference-guided image edits

Start from an uploaded image and explain which elements should stay, which should change, and how the revised result will be used.

Concept and campaign visuals

Explore art direction, compositions, materials, lighting, and visual variations before committing to a production asset.

GPT Image 2 Prompt Examples

Write prompts as practical creative briefs

These examples separate the subject, composition, output use, and constraints so the request is easier to review and refine.

Minimal product hero image

Prompt formula

[product] + [surface and background] + [lighting] + [camera framing] + [final placement]

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Full prompt

Create a studio product image of a matte white insulated bottle standing on a pale stone surface. Use soft side lighting, a restrained gray background, realistic material reflections, and a centered three-quarter composition with room for a headline on the left. The final image will be used as a wide ecommerce landing-page banner.

Why it works

The prompt defines the object, materials, lighting, framing, and final placement instead of relying on a generic request for a premium product photo.

Output goal

A clean product composition with enough negative space for downstream page copy.

Tips

  • Name the surface and material finish when reflections matter.
  • Describe where negative space should appear when the image will sit behind copy.

Event poster with a defined text hierarchy

Prompt formula

[event] + [exact copy] + [hierarchy] + [palette] + [format]

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Full prompt

Design a vertical poster concept for a small design conference. Use the exact headline "MAKE THE SYSTEM VISIBLE", the supporting line "Tools, teams, and creative operations", and the date "18 September 2026". Place the headline in the upper half, keep the supporting line and date smaller, and use a black, warm white, and cobalt palette with geometric editorial shapes.

Why it works

The request separates exact copy from hierarchy and visual direction, making the desired structure easier to understand.

Output goal

A poster direction that can be reviewed for layout and copy placement before final production.

Tips

  • Put required wording in quotation marks.
  • Keep the amount of in-image text limited and review every word before publishing.

Reference-guided packaging revision

Prompt formula

[elements to preserve] + [elements to change] + [new materials and palette] + [output context]

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Full prompt

Use the uploaded bottle image as the reference. Preserve the bottle shape, cap proportions, camera angle, and central placement. Change the label to an understated cream paper texture with dark green type, replace the background with a warm limestone surface, and use softer directional daylight. Keep the result suitable for a skincare product-detail page.

Why it works

The prompt lists the elements to preserve before describing the requested changes, reducing ambiguity in the edit.

Output goal

A focused packaging update that protects the recognizable product structure.

Tips

  • State what must remain unchanged before listing new styling.
  • Use one reference for identity and additional references only when they have a clear role.

Vertical social campaign visual

Prompt formula

[campaign subject] + [vertical composition] + [lighting] + [palette] + [safe text area]

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Full prompt

Create a 9:16 campaign visual for a citrus sparkling drink. Show one chilled can in the lower center with sliced grapefruit and condensation, bright afternoon light, a coral and pale blue palette, and generous uncluttered space in the upper third for a short campaign headline added later. Keep the product label readable and the composition suitable for a mobile story placement.

Why it works

The prompt ties the composition to a real placement and reserves a specific area for later typography.

Output goal

A vertical advertising draft with a clear product focus and planned text area.

Tips

  • Name the destination format before describing the composition.
  • Leave copy out of the generated image when it will be added precisely in a design tool.
When to Choose GPT Image 2

Choose the model when generation and reference-guided editing belong in one workflow

GPT Image 2 is a practical option when you want to create from text, work from reference images, and choose from several output formats in the same hosted generator.

Choose GPT Image 2 for a detailed creative brief

Use it when the request includes a defined subject, layout, reference-image direction, or output format and you want to iterate inside one browser-based workflow.

Compare another model when the workflow has different priorities

Use a related model page when you need a different reference-image limit, cost profile, visual tendency, provider, or open-weight deployment option. The generator shows the current settings and credit cost for each available model.

FAQs

GPT Image 2 Generator FAQ

What is GPT Image 2?

GPT Image 2 is an OpenAI model for generating and editing images. OpenAI documents text input, image input and output, flexible image sizes, and image editing as part of the model’s image workflow.

Can I generate a new image and edit an existing image on this page?

Yes. Start with a text prompt to create a new image, or upload reference images and explain what should remain and what should change. The ImageMake generator routes both workflows through the selected model.

Which aspect ratios and resolutions are available?

The generator displays the currently supported ratios and the 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution choices configured for GPT Image 2. Some combinations may be adjusted when a selected ratio does not support the requested 4K setting.

Do I need my own OpenAI API key?

No personal OpenAI API key is entered in the normal ImageMake generator flow. Sign in to ImageMake, review the model’s current credit cost, and submit the request through the page.

How should I write a GPT Image 2 prompt?

Write the prompt like a short creative brief: define the subject, composition, intended use, lighting, materials, and constraints. For editing, list the elements to preserve before describing the changes.

Can I use GPT Image 2 output commercially?

Commercial use depends on the applicable platform terms, the source material in your prompt or references, and the rights involved in the final image. Review those conditions before publishing or selling an output.

Is ImageMake the official GPT Image 2 website?

No. ImageMake is an independent third-party platform that provides access to several image models. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.

When should I choose another image model?

Compare another model when you need a different provider, credit cost, reference-image boundary, output control, visual tendency, or open-weight deployment option. The related model pages describe the workflows available on ImageMake.

Still have questions? Our support team is ready to help.

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