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GPT Image 2 AI Image Generator

Give your next creator image a clear direction. Generate a new scene or refine an existing image, with GPT Image 2 already selected when you enter Studio.

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Fictional adult fashion creator in a black quilted jacket outside a concrete building, generated with GPT Image 2

City outerwear

Create from a written brief

Describe the person, action, setting and light. Start with one coherent scene before adding more detail.

Edit around a reference

Use a permitted source image to guide the next scene. State which identity and clothing details should stay stable.

Choose the output size

Studio offers 1K, 2K and 4K options. Review the selected size and credit quote before generating.

Make the idea your own

Adapt this example prompt in Studio. References are not attached automatically.

Add your own references and review the settings in Studio.242/2000

Where it fits

Creator portraits

Build an original adult identity for a channel or campaign.

Fashion scenes

Explore a garment across locations and lighting directions.

Focused edits

Change a background, style or visible detail in an existing image.

Before you generate

  • Identity, hands and fine details can change between results. Review the image before publishing.
  • The examples above used image references. Their prompt ideas do not automatically attach those references.
  • Aspect-ratio choices vary with output size; Studio shows the supported combinations.

Questions, answered

Can GPT Image 2 edit an existing image?

Yes. Add an authorized reference image in Studio and describe the change. The image editor is useful when you already have a portrait or scene to refine.

GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana: which should I choose?

Start with GPT Image 2 for the character and editing workflows shown here. Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro provide other image-generation choices. Compare your own brief and references; the examples are not a controlled model benchmark.