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GPT Image 2.5 API for Image Generation and Editing

Bring your next visual idea into focus with GPT Images 2.5 API.

Generate images from text, transform references, and refine existing visuals with GPT Image 2.5 API. Develop product concepts, campaign assets, and editorial illustrations, then adjust the details as your creative direction takes shape. A GPT Image 2.5 API brief can begin with something as specific as a product on a stone ledge or a portrait against a bold studio background.

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Explore generation and editing
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Explore GPT Image 2.5 API Prompts

Explore practical examples for guiding composition, preserving reference details, and refining images with GPT Image 2.5 API.

Character Reference A-Pose Generation

Character Reference A-Pose Generation

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Consistent Character Scene Continuity

Consistent Character Scene Continuity

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Premium UI Device Mockup

Premium UI Device Mockup

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Mockup de Produto com Arte Aplicada

Mockup de Produto com Arte Aplicada

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Product Scene Integration

Product Scene Integration

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Intelligent Aspect Ratio Expansion

Intelligent Aspect Ratio Expansion

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Creative Variation Generator

Creative Variation Generator

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Selective Element Editing

Selective Element Editing

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Multi-Image Composition and Identity Merge

Multi-Image Composition and Identity Merge

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Cinematic Subway Motion Portrait

Cinematic Subway Motion Portrait

A high-fidelity portrait of a woman holding a vibrant bouquet on a subway platform with a dynamic motion-blurred train in the background.

GPT Images 2.5 Flare
Pringles 'Unleash the Crunch' Dynamic Ad

Pringles 'Unleash the Crunch' Dynamic Ad

A vibrant, high-energy vertical advertisement featuring a 3D spiral of realistic potato crisps bursting from a Pringles can against a pop-art background.

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Meme Sticker Pack Generator

Meme Sticker Pack Generator

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Why Choose GPT Image 2.5 API

Explore GPT Image 2.5 API text and image inputs, two model options, and selectable quality settings. Choose the combination that fits the image you want to create and the details you need to refine.

Start with Text or a Reference

Start a GPT Image 2.5 API request with a written description or a reference image. A text prompt gives you room to define a scene from scratch, while a reference helps explain the subject or composition you have in mind. For a homepage illustration, describe what should draw the eye and where the surrounding copy will sit. For product imagery, identify the recognizable features that should carry into the new setting. Give the reference a clear purpose in your GPT Images 2.5 API prompt, especially when its background or lighting should change. Use a clear, unobstructed reference for important product details.

Flare for Everyday Creation

Flare is the GPT Image 2.5 API option for fast, high-quality everyday image generation. Use it to explore campaign concepts, homepage illustrations, or alternative visual directions before choosing a favorite to develop. Early creative decisions often concern the overall scene: a quiet studio setting, a dramatic outdoor environment, or an expressive editorial composition. Keep the central message consistent as you explore those options, so each image offers a different way to communicate the same idea. A useful GPT Images 2.5 API concept set explores meaningful differences in mood and framing, with each direction tied to the same intended placement.

Sunburst for Detailed Edits

Sunburst brings an emphasis on editing precision to GPT Image 2.5 API. Choose it for work that depends on a specific adjustment, such as changing a background while preserving the subject or refining details within an existing composition. A useful editing brief names both sides of the task: what should change and what should stay. For a portrait, that could mean a different backdrop with the same pose and clothing. For a product scene, it could mean adjusting the surroundings while retaining the object's defining features. Describe visible adjustments in your GPT Images 2.5 API instructions: the wall color, the position of an object, or the treatment of a particular surface.

Choose Your Quality Setting

Select a GPT Image 2.5 API quality setting for the task at hand, from an initial concept to a more developed visual. During exploration, the main question may be whether the subject and composition work together. Later, surface detail and edge definition may deserve closer attention. View the image at its intended display size when choosing a setting; the requirements of a small interface illustration can differ from those of a prominent campaign image. Choose the GPT Images 2.5 API setting in the context of the actual asset: a textured fabric close-up presents a different visual challenge from a simple silhouette.

Create and Refine with GPT Image 2.5 API

Use GPT Image 2.5 API to bring a reference into a new setting, make a focused change, or develop a concept through successive edits. Each approach starts with a different creative need.

How to Create with GPT Image 2.5 API

Start your GPT Image 2.5 API workflow with the image you need, prepare your inputs, and generate a first version. Use the result to identify the next change, then refine it for its intended placement.

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1. Define the Image

Define the deliverable for your GPT Images 2.5 API request and where it will appear: a product page, campaign, or editorial feature. Identify the subject and the message the image needs to communicate. Note any layout requirements, such as room for a headline or a clear focal point within a narrow crop. Decide which element must remain visible when the image is cropped, especially if the same visual will appear in several different layouts.

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2. Add Your Prompt and References

Describe the subject, environment, and composition in your GPT Image 2.5 API prompt. Add a reference when it helps explain the direction, and name the details you want to preserve. Use concrete relationships: a backpack on a rock, a portrait against a plain backdrop, or a bench beneath a circular skylight. Keep essential instructions together in your GPT Image 2.5 API request so the subject, setting, and intended change form a coherent brief.

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3. Choose a Model and Generate

Choose the GPT Image 2.5 API model that fits the task: Flare for everyday generation or Sunburst when editing precision matters. Select a quality setting, then use GPT Images 2.5 API to generate the first version from your prepared inputs. For an edit, make sure the request identifies the intended change and the parts of the source image that should remain.

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4. Review and Refine

Inspect your GPT Image 2.5 API result at its intended display size. Check text and recognizable details, then refine the lighting, framing, or other elements that need attention. Place the image within its actual layout when possible; a composition that works alone may need more space beside a headline.

How Teams Use GPT Images 2.5 API

Explore how different roles approach GPT Image 2.5 API for campaign concepts, product imagery, editorial illustrations, and application workflows.

I use GPT Image 2.5 API to explore campaign directions before committing to a final concept. Starting with one audience, one message, and one central image keeps every variation focused and makes the strongest direction easier to identify.

Olivia Bennett
Olivia Bennett
Creative Director

GPT Image 2.5 API helps me develop several visual hooks from the same campaign brief. I select the strongest images for ad testing, then use performance data to decide which creative direction deserves further investment.

Marcus Rivera
Marcus Rivera
Performance Marketing Manager

I begin every product-image review by checking the package shape, label placement, colors, and proportions. GPT Image 2.5 API gives me room to explore new settings while keeping product accuracy central to the workflow.

Hannah Foster
Hannah Foster
E-commerce Merchandising Lead

I review GPT Image 2.5 API concepts at the same size they will appear in the interface. A clear focal point, balanced spacing, and enough room for surrounding content help me choose images that fit the product experience.

Daniel Cho
Daniel Cho
Product Designer

I give GPT Image 2.5 API the article premise and a specific visual metaphor, then compare how each concept supports the story. The best GPT Images 2.5 API result adds visual interest without implying facts that the article does not establish.

Priya Kapoor
Priya Kapoor
Editorial Art Director

I test GPT Images 2.5 API with representative requests from our application rather than isolated demos. Tracking output quality, request behavior, and generation cost helps our team make practical integration decisions.

Lucas Anders
Lucas Anders
Software Engineer

GPT Image 2.5 API FAQ

Find answers about GPT Image 2.5 API model selection, inputs, and generation speed, along with practical guidance for working with references and preparing finished images for their intended placement.

GPT Image 2.5 API provides access to OpenAI's GPT-Image-2.5 model family for image generation and editing. Its two model options are Flare and Sunburst. Requests can use text and image inputs to describe a new visual or guide changes to an existing one. Creative tasks might include exploring a product campaign, developing an editorial illustration, or adjusting a selected concept. The starting point depends on whether you already have a reference or want to describe the image from scratch. For an application team, focus on the task users need to complete. An image creation feature and a revision tool may share the model but require different instructions.

From Brief to Image

Create with GPT Images 2.5 API

Start with a prompt or reference image in GPT Image 2.5 API, choose a model, and develop your next visual through focused edits. Bring a new concept into view or take an existing image in a new direction.

Text and image inputs
Flare and Sunburst models
Image generation and editing