What is GPT Image 2.5?

GPT Image 2.5 is an AI image generator and image-to-image editor available in NanoPic. Start with a text prompt, or upload reference images and describe exactly what should change.

What is the difference between GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst?

Flare is the fast option for everyday image generation and edits. Sunburst is the option to choose when you want more deliberate control over a polished visual. Both support text-to-image and reference-led image editing in this workspace.

Can I use GPT Image 2.5 for image-to-image editing?

Yes. Upload one or more source images, then write an instruction that names what should stay unchanged and what should be replaced, added, removed, or restyled. This works well for background changes, product variations, virtual staging, and photo refinements.

Which image sizes and aspect ratios are supported?

The generator supports 1K, 2K, and 4K output options, plus square, portrait, landscape, widescreen, and auto aspect-ratio choices. Choose the canvas that matches the destination before generating.

How many reference images can I upload?

You can upload up to 16 reference images for a GPT Image 2.5 image-to-image task. Use only the references that materially help the result so the instruction stays easy to follow.

How do I write a better GPT Image 2.5 prompt?

For an edit, state the elements to preserve first, then the exact change, then the desired visual treatment. For a new image, name the subject, setting, composition, lighting, and any text that must appear in the image.

GPT Image 2.5 Image Generator

Create images from text with GPT Image 2.5, preserve the details that matter in up to 16 reference images, and make precise image-to-image edits with Flare or Sunburst in 1K, 2K, or 4K.

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Change the image, not the parts that already work

GPT Image 2.5 image-to-image editing starts from your source image. Upload a photo, product visual, reference scene, or previous result, then explain what should remain recognizable before naming the change. This gives the model a clear boundary for targeted edits instead of a vague request to regenerate everything.

Preserve a person, product, room layout, or composition while changing the surrounding context.
Use up to 16 references when several details need to be carried into one image-to-image request.
Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K output and match the canvas to a social post, product page, presentation, or banner.

Interior reference image before a targeted GPT Image 2.5 edit — Reference: preserve the interior

Interior image after a targeted GPT Image 2.5 window view edit — Edit: change only the view

Flare and Sunburst, side by side

Six paired outputs move through photography, information design, storytelling, product UI, and educational visuals.

Paired studies

Editorial portrait

Fisherman portrait

A working fisherman and dog on a boat, shown as a paired visual exploration.

Flare output showing a fisherman and dog on a boat

Sunburst output showing a fisherman and dog on a boat

Dense information design

Coffee machine explainer

An annotated automatic coffee machine concept with components, flow paths, and process steps.

Sunburst output showing an automatic coffee machine explainer

GPT Image 2.5 examples for precise visual changes

Use text-to-image when you are starting from an idea. Use image-to-image editing when an existing visual already contains details worth keeping. The strongest prompts define both the preserved details and the requested transformation.

Exploded product view

Illustrated food map

Live commerce concept

Cinematic action frame

Cyberpunk character study

Rainy-night portrait

Botanical growth atlas

Solar system visual

Narrative storyboard

Luxury product campaign

Pick the GPT Image 2.5 mode for the job

Both GPT Image 2.5 modes work as an AI image generator and an image-to-image editor. The choice is about how you want to move through the work, not about switching to a different tool.

GPT Image 2.5 Flare

Fast iteration for everyday creative work

Choose Flare when you want to quickly generate an idea, explore several directions, or make a clear image-to-image edit. It is a practical fit for social creative, product concepts, content drafts, and day-to-day visual production.

Text-to-image concepts
Background replacements
Content variations
Reference-led drafts

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst

More deliberate control for polished visuals

Choose Sunburst when the image needs more focused art direction. It is suited to refined product imagery, polished campaign assets, visual storytelling, and image edits where the composition and finish deserve an extra pass.

Campaign-ready artwork
Detailed image edits
High-resolution output
Multi-reference direction

Built for the visual work that starts with a reference

An AI image generator is most useful when it fits the actual task. Start from a blank prompt for new directions, or use image-to-image editing to update a real photograph, product visual, campaign asset, interior, or previous result without discarding the useful decisions already inside it.

Product image variations

Virtual staging and interiors

Campaign and social creative

Reference-guided art direction

Write GPT Image 2.5 prompts that hold onto the right details

A useful image-to-image prompt has two halves: the details that must remain intact and the one change you want the model to make. Add visual treatment after the instruction, not before it.

Keep the subject, change the setting

Keep the person, pose, outfit, and camera angle unchanged. Replace the cafe window view with a rainy late afternoon street. Preserve the warm interior light and natural skin texture.

Edit one region without drifting

Keep the entire room layout, furniture, wall colors, and window frame unchanged. Change only the view outside the window to a calm ocean sunset with a natural horizon line.

Create a product campaign image

Studio product photography of a matte white skincare bottle on a pale stone plinth, soft side light, subtle water reflection, clean editorial composition, no extra packaging.

From first prompt to final image in four steps

The generator is designed to support new image creation and focused edits in the same workflow. Choose a model, establish the direction, then keep each instruction specific enough to evaluate the result.

Set the direction
Write a prompt for a new image, or upload references for an edit. Pick an aspect ratio that fits the final placement.
State what must stay
For image-to-image work, identify the person, product, composition, or room details that should remain unchanged.
Make one clear change
Describe the new background, material, lighting, color, object, or style with the result you want to see.
Refine and export
Use the result as the next reference when you need another targeted change, then download the final image.

GPT Image 2.5 Pricing

GPT Image 2.5 generator questions

The essentials for generating a new image, uploading references, choosing a resolution, and making controlled edits.

Start your GPT Image 2.5 image or edit

Use the generator above to create from text or upload a reference image and direct a specific visual change.

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