GPT Image 2 is an OpenAI image generation and editing model. In Omni Editor, it can create an image from text or edit one uploaded reference image with natural-language instructions.

Can GPT Image 2 generate an image without an upload?

Yes. Leave the upload area empty and describe the subject, environment, composition, lighting, style, and visible text you want.

Can I edit an existing image with GPT Image 2?

Yes. Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image, then explain what should change and which identity, product, composition, or background details must remain consistent.

Which quality settings are available?

The current Omni Editor integration provides Low, Medium, and High quality. Medium is selected by default, and the credit cost updates before generation.

Which aspect ratios can I use?

Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 2:3, or 3:2 for landscape, portrait, square, editorial, and social layouts.

Do I need an OpenAI API key?

No. Provider credentials and request details stay on the Omni Editor server. You only choose the creative controls shown in the workspace.

Can I download the GPT Image 2 result?

Yes. After a generation succeeds, the result area displays the finished image and a download action.

GPT Image 2 AI Image Generator

Create from a text prompt or edit one reference image with GPT Image 2 selected by default.

Aspect ratio

Quality

GPT Image 2 workspace

Create a new image or edit an existing visual with GPT Image 2

The GPT Image 2 page uses the same image workspace as the Omni Editor home page, with GPT Image 2 selected by default. Start with a text prompt to create a new visual, or upload one reference image and describe changes to the subject, background, composition, material, lighting, color, or visible text.

The interface keeps the controls that directly affect the result: a prompt, one reference image, seven aspect ratios, and Low, Medium, or High quality. Medium is the default. Before submission, the Generate button shows the current credit cost so you can compare quality and budget without opening a technical settings panel.

For an image edit, separate what should change from what must stay consistent. For example, replace a product background, change a clothing color, or add a poster title while preserving identity, product shape, camera angle, and the main lighting direction.

GPT Image 2 selected by default
Text generation and one-reference editing
Seven common aspect ratios
Low, Medium, and High quality

GPT Image 2 prompt ideas

Break characters, action, and drawing styles into reusable visual directions

These inspiration images demonstrate ways to describe subject placement, layout, material, color, and lighting. They are prompt references rather than guaranteed outputs. Select the useful visual ingredients and rewrite them for your own project.

Anime woman under cherry blossoms for a GPT Image 2 atmospheric illustration prompt — Character atmosphere and seasonal light
Define expression, clothing, petals, backlighting, and a soft palette so the character and setting share one emotion.

Colorful painted woman for a GPT Image 2 expressive portrait prompt reference — Expressive portraits and painted color
Preserve expression and clothing shape while defining thick brushwork, background color blocks, and warm-cool balance.

Sketchbook anime portrait for a GPT Image 2 hand-drawn style prompt reference — Hand-drawn marks and sketch texture
Define line weight, paper tone, limited color, and deliberate unfinished marks to keep one hand-drawn visual language.

GPT Image 2 workspace benefits

Keep prompts, references, and quality choices in one clear flow.

One entry point for generation and editing

Generate from text when no source is selected. After an upload, the prompt becomes an editing instruction without moving to another tool.

Only useful creative controls

Choose the ratio and quality that affect the result while provider credentials and request details stay on the server.

Visible credit cost before submission

Low, Medium, and High use different credit amounts, and the action button updates before the task starts.

GPT Image 2 workflow

How to use GPT Image 2 in Omni Editor

Move from prompt to download in four steps. GPT Image 2 is already selected when the page opens, so you can prepare the image task immediately.

01
Write a focused image prompt
Describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting, visual style, and any wording that must appear in the result.
02
Add one reference image when needed
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image when you want to preserve an existing subject, layout, product, or visual direction.
03
Choose the ratio and quality
Select one of seven aspect ratios and Low, Medium, or High quality. The action button displays the required credits before submission.
04
Generate, review, and download
Sign in, submit the task, inspect the completed image in the result area, and download it to your device.

GPT Image 2 use cases

Practical image tasks for creators, marketers, and small teams

Marketing

Campaign posters and social graphics

Create landscape, portrait, or square visuals around a campaign theme, brand palette, and layout requirement.

Product

Product backgrounds and scenes

Keep the product shape and important details while changing the surface, environment, lighting, and mood.

Portrait

Portrait styling and art direction

Preserve identity and pose while exploring clothing, location, color grading, photographic light, or illustration style.

Editorial

Covers, headers, and concept images

Build a clear focal point, useful negative space, and information hierarchy for an editorial layout.

Iteration

Fast visual direction testing

Use Medium to validate the subject and composition, then refine the prompt around details to preserve or change.

GPT Image 2 FAQ

What should you know before using GPT Image 2?

Start with GPT Image 2

Generate, edit, review, and download in one workspace.

Write a prompt or add one reference image, then confirm the ratio, quality, and credit cost before submission.

Use GPT Image 2