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GPT Image 2

Generate and edit images with GPT Image 2

Create a new composition from text or revise a reference image.

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Vintage Amalfi travel poster
Creative reference, not a verified output or before-and-after comparison. Upload your own source in the editor when a reference is needed.

When to use this model

Use a reference image when the object or composition should guide the result. Describe what to keep and what to change separately; inspect small text and fine details before exporting.

A visual starting point

Vintage Amalfi travel poster
Vintage Amalfi travel poster
Korean idol collage portrait
Korean idol collage portrait
Surreal koi nebula illustration
Surreal koi nebula illustration

Creative reference, not a verified output or before-and-after comparison. Upload your own source in the editor when a reference is needed.

A prompt to get started

An example prompt to try, not a generated result. Edit it to fit your project.

Create a product photograph of a matte white ceramic cup on a pale blue table. Soft window light from the left, a clean shadow, generous empty space on the right for a headline. No lettering or logos.
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Supported settings

  • Text to image
  • Reference image editing
  • 1K
  • 2K
  • 4K

Settings reflect the current DrawNew integration.

From your input to the next version

  1. Choose the model and open the editor.

  2. Write your prompt, add supported references and choose output settings.

  3. Generate, review the result, and download it. Refine your prompt to try another version.

Your questions, before you create

What should I prepare before starting?

Describe your subject, composition, lighting, and style. Start from text without uploading an image.

Which reference files can I upload?

Reference limits: 14 images, 0 videos, 0 audio files A value of zero means that reference type is not supported.

Will the result preserve the original exactly?

A reference guides generation but does not guarantee exact preservation. Describe what must stay the same and compare the result with your original.

What should I check before using the result?

Use a reference image when the object or composition should guide the result. Describe what to keep and what to change separately; inspect small text and fine details before exporting.

Make the first version of your idea

Start with a clear brief, explore a direction, then refine the details.

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