GPT Image 2.5

Turn detailed briefs into images, or describe changes to a photo with GPT Image 2.5 Flare.

See what a prompt can become

Explore our own examples, then use a prompt as your starting point.

From a prompt

Start with a precise visual brief

Specify the subject, exact words and layout together. This botanical poster brings a fern, paper texture and the title FIELD NOTES into a single restrained composition. Check important lettering before using a design.

Example prompt

Create a clean editorial poster for a fictional botanical journal. The exact masthead is "FIELD NOTES" and the only other text is "01". A detailed green fern frond and its soft shadow on warm white paper, generous margins, carefully aligned dark serif type, cohesive restrained composition. No existing brand, extra words or watermark.

Start with a practical brief

Typography-led poster

Swap in your subject and keep the structure.

Create a restrained botanical poster with a fern drawing. Exact title: "FIELD NOTES". Off-white paper, dark green illustration, clear title at the top. No additional words.

Focused object edit

Upload your images before generating.

In @image1 change only the chair upholstery to muted blue. Keep the chair shape, texture, room layout, other objects, camera angle and lighting unchanged.

Before you keep the result
  • Verify that lettering is exact.
  • Check what the edit was meant to preserve.
  • Describe only the detail you want to adjust.

Choose rendering quality deliberately

Low, Medium and High are available here. Higher quality costs more credits. In editing mode the output follows the source image, so the controls show Source size instead of an ineffective ratio picker.

Quality levels
Low / Medium / High
Reference images
Up to 4

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AI image models

Compare your image options

Compare the settings available for your next image.

SettingsFlux.2 ProFlux.2 MaxFlux.2 FlexFlux.2 KleinSeedream 5.0 LiteSeedream 5.0 ProNano Banana 2GPT Image 2.5
Resolution tiersStandardStandardStandardStandard2K / 3K / 4K1K / 2K0.5K / 1K / 2K / 4KSource size when editing
Quality levelsStandardStandardStandardStandardStandardStandardStandardLow / Medium / High
Reference imagesUp to 4Up to 4Up to 4Up to 4Up to 4Up to 4Up to 4Up to 4
Images per generation11111111
Base credits17 credits38 credits38 credits10 credits14 credits54 credits32 credits16 credits
Base credits by tier2K: 14 / 3K: 14 / 4K: 141K: 27 / 2K: 540.5K: 24 / 1K: 32 / 2K: 48 / 4K: 63Low: 8 / Medium: 16 / High: 32

The Generate button shows the cost for your selected settings and references.

Questions about GPT Image 2.5

Inputs, editing, and credits—before you start.

What can I make with GPT Image 2.5?

Generate an image from a written brief, edit one uploaded image, or combine references. Start with a subject, setting, lighting and the details that matter to you.

How many references can I use?

FluxContext supports up to 4 references for this model. Upload your own JPG, PNG or WebP images, up to 4 MB each.

Which settings can I change?

Available choices: Low / Medium / High. Choose your framing and add references when you want to guide the result.

How many credits does an image use?

Pricing uses fixed tiers for settings and reference images. The Generate button shows the cost of your image.

Can I keep editing a result?

Yes. Choose Edit on a delivered image to use it as your next input. Describe the change and what should stay the same. Each new generation has its own credit charge.

Do I need an account?

This model requires sign-in and enough credits. For a free first experiment, use Flux.2 on the main generator.

Will it preserve every detail?

Not always. Review faces, product details, spelling and composition before using an image. An editing instruction is guidance, not a guarantee that every other pixel remains unchanged.

Create your next image with GPT Image 2.5

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