GPT Image 2 AI Image Generator
Generate and edit images with GPT Image 2 through Image3. Choose a resolution and quality tier, then turn detailed prompts and reference images into polished visuals.
Why use GPT Image 2?
OpenAI AI image model
Generate and edit images with GPT Image 2 through Image3. Choose a resolution and quality tier, then turn detailed prompts and reference images into polished visuals.
Detailed instruction following
Write a precise creative brief and guide subject, setting, mood, camera, and layout in natural language.
Quality controls
Balance speed and visual fidelity with standard, medium, and high quality options in the existing generator.
Reference-based creation
Upload an image when the composition, subject, or visual style needs a concrete starting point.
Production-ready formats
Generate square, portrait, and landscape visuals for ads, thumbnails, products, and social campaigns.
How to use GPT Image 2
Start with a prompt or reference image, choose the model controls you need, and refine the result in the same creation workspace.
Choose the model
Open the Image3 generator with GPT Image 2 selected and adjust the output settings for your project.
Describe the visual
Write the subject, style, composition, lighting, and details you want the model to understand.
Generate and refine
Preview the result, iterate with a stronger prompt or reference image, and export the finished visual.
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