Generate from text, edit with reference images, preserve the details that matter, and refine every visual with flexible sizes and quality settings in ChatArt.
Move from an initial prompt or reference image to a polished visual while keeping the subjects, layout, and details that matter to your project.
Start with a written idea or a reference image, then continue shaping the result with natural-language instructions instead of rebuilding the visual from scratch.
Update a background, object, color, outfit, or line of text while asking the model to retain the approved subject, framing, lighting, and surrounding elements.
Use reference images and explicit keep instructions to preserve recognizable people, product shapes, labels, and visual details across a sequence of focused edits.
Build posters, packaging concepts, diagrams, and infographics with requested copy integrated into the composition. Always review labels and factual relationships before publishing.
Choose from 12 aspect ratios, 1K, 2K, or 4K output, and five quality levels in ChatArt to match social posts, portraits, widescreen artwork, and detailed final assets.
Low-angle 24mm editorial fashion campaign with six diverse adult models in sculptural monochrome outfits, each in a different saturated color. Deep cobalt sky, crisp shadows, premium magazine art direction, photorealistic fabric, 16:9.
A colossal dragon coils through storm clouds above a lone samurai on a cliff. Render it like an underground 1980s Xerox poster with rough grain, halftone dots, torn-paper edges, and a cherry-red, black, and warm-white palette.
Create a 1960s service-manual infographic for a fictional espresso machine. Show a precise cutaway with boiler, pump, water path, wiring, numbered callouts, thin leader lines, and muted burnt-orange accents on cream paper.
Professional character sheet for one adventurous pastry chef with short copper hair, round glasses, teal jacket, and cream apron. Keep the same design across front, side, three-quarter, and back poses, six expressions, and a small prop row.
Candid phone-camera photograph of an adult ceramic artist sketching a cup beside a handmade blue mug in a plant-filled café. Natural late-morning window light, authentic skin texture, imperfect framing, soft grain, sage and terracotta palette.
Low-angle 24mm editorial fashion campaign with six diverse adult models in sculptural monochrome outfits, each in a different saturated color. Deep cobalt sky, crisp shadows, premium magazine art direction, photorealistic fabric, 16:9.
A colossal dragon coils through storm clouds above a lone samurai on a cliff. Render it like an underground 1980s Xerox poster with rough grain, halftone dots, torn-paper edges, and a cherry-red, black, and warm-white palette.
Create a 1960s service-manual infographic for a fictional espresso machine. Show a precise cutaway with boiler, pump, water path, wiring, numbered callouts, thin leader lines, and muted burnt-orange accents on cream paper.
Professional character sheet for one adventurous pastry chef with short copper hair, round glasses, teal jacket, and cream apron. Keep the same design across front, side, three-quarter, and back poses, six expressions, and a small prop row.
Candid phone-camera photograph of an adult ceramic artist sketching a cup beside a handmade blue mug in a plant-filled café. Natural late-morning window light, authentic skin texture, imperfect framing, soft grain, sage and terracotta palette.
SunburstPrecise final edits
FlareFast iteration
GPT Image 2General creation
Nano Banana ProComplex layouts
Nano Banana 2Everyday speed
Art 5.0Prompt-led concepts
Z Image TurboFast realism
Seedream 5.0 ProStructured visuals
Seedream 5.0 LiteFlexible creation
Seedream 4.5Reference fidelity
Flux Kontext MaxContext-aware edits
In a same-prompt test, single text-to-image results were often close, while Sunburst held composition more consistently across quality changes.
Across a five-round edit chain, both GPT Image 2.5 variants preserved framing more consistently than GPT Image 2 in that test.
A side-by-side test highlighted Flare for speed and Sunburst for lighting and precise editing, with results varying by prompt and task.
Introducing GPT-Image-2.5 in the API
GPT Image 2.5 Review: Image 2 and Nano Banana Comparison
GPT Images 2.5: Flare and Sunburst Tested
The workflow stays simple whether you begin with a prompt or an image.
Write what you want to create, or upload an image and describe the change you need.
Choose an aspect ratio, resolution, and quality level that fit your project.
Review the result and continue with focused instructions until the important details are right.
Common questions about creating and editing with GPT Image 2.5.
GPT Image 2.5 is OpenAI's image generation and editing model family. It accepts text and image inputs and includes Sunburst for demanding quality and precise editing, plus Flare for fast, high-quality everyday creation.
Yes. ChatArt lets you open GPT Image 2.5 in its image creation workflow and carry supported settings such as your prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, and quality into the product experience.
GPT Image 2.5 adds two workflow choices and extends the available quality range to Xhigh and Max. OpenAI also positions the family around more precise editing and stronger preservation of important subjects and details.
GPT Image 2.5 focuses on generation, targeted editing, subject preservation, and flexible image output. Nano Banana Pro is positioned for complex graphic design, product mockups, accurate text, and visual tasks that can use Google Search grounding. The better choice depends on the task.
Yes. GPT Image 2.5 supports flexible output sizes up to 3840 × 2160. In ChatArt, you can choose 1K, 2K, or 4K output along with supported aspect ratios.
Yes. It can create posters, labels, diagrams, and other text-rich visuals. For important copy or factual diagrams, review every word and relationship before publishing and make a focused follow-up edit when needed.
Choose Sunburst when demanding quality or precise editing matters most. Choose Flare for faster everyday generation and iteration. The creation steps and controls in ChatArt remain the same.
