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Powered by OpenAI GPT Image 2 via the KIE API

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When this option is enabled, the output image may be selected by AI Generate and published to the Explore.

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OpenAI image generation and editing

GPT Image 2 AI image generator

Build new visuals from a written brief or edit references with instructions, flexible ratios, and 1K, 2K, or 4K output.

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1K / 2K / 4K
output choices
9
compatible ratios
20,000
prompt characters

A model for briefs that need control

GPT Image 2 accepts text and high-fidelity image inputs for generation and editing. It is suited to work where layout, objects, written copy, or reference details must follow a concrete brief. Use text mode to establish a new composition. Use image mode when an existing subject, palette, or camera angle needs to survive the revision.

Hand holding a small crocheted figure in warm natural light
Tactile product photography
Neon city campaign artwork with a large readable title
Text-led campaign artwork
Black and gold armored character in a cinematic setting
Detailed character concepts

Where GPT Image 2 earns its place

The practical advantage is not a longer feature list. It is the ability to express visual decisions as testable instructions.

Detailed instruction following

Describe subject, placement, materials, lighting, copy, and exclusions in one structured brief.

Reference-guided editing

Upload source images and name both the requested change and the details that must stay fixed.

Text-aware composition

Plan posters, covers, menus, and social graphics with specific wording and clear layout instructions.

Resolution by production stage

Use 1K for direction, 2K for routine publishing, and 4K when the approved asset needs more pixels.

Practical ways to use the model

Turn a campaign brief into a key visual

Define the audience, message, focal subject, copy hierarchy, ratio, and exclusions before describing style.

Revise a product image without losing identity

Lock product shape, label, angle, and light direction, then request one background or material change.

Adapt one concept across channels

Approve the visual direction at 1K, then rewrite composition constraints for landscape, portrait, and social placements.

Prompt templates built for real tasks

Replace bracketed fields with actual requirements. Keep quoted copy exact and state what the model must not change.

Launch poster

4:3

Create a launch poster for [product] aimed at [audience]. Place [subject] in the lower center. Render the headline "[exact headline]" once in the upper third using bold readable type. Use [brand colors] and [lighting]. Keep clear margins. Do not add logos, badges, or extra copy.

Reference-preserving edit

3:2

Use the uploaded image as the source. Keep the subject identity, product geometry, camera angle, label, and light direction unchanged. Replace only [target] with [new target]. Match perspective, shadows, texture, and color temperature. Do not alter any other element.

Editorial social graphic

9:16

Design a vertical editorial graphic about [topic]. Use one focal image and the exact title "[title]". Place supporting copy "[short line]" below it. Use [palette], generous spacing, and a clear mobile hierarchy. No decorative filler or additional text.

A reliable generation sequence

  1. Name the job first

    Start with the asset type and audience so every later decision has a purpose.

  2. Separate content from style

    Write subject, layout, and exact copy before adding lighting, medium, color, or lens language.

  3. Lock invariants during edits

    List identity, geometry, framing, and lighting details that must remain unchanged.

  4. Proof at the intended placement

    Check text, edges, hands, reflections, trademarks, and sensitive details at final display size.

Choose resolution after the idea works

Higher resolution costs more credits. Draft cheaply, approve the composition, then render the delivery asset.

1K

6 credits

Explore

Fast visual direction, prompt testing, and layout comparison.

2K

10 credits

Publish

Routine web, presentation, and social media production.

4K

16 credits

Deliver

Approved artwork that needs a larger pixel canvas.

KIE interface limits used here

  • Prompts may contain up to 20,000 characters.
  • This generator exposes nine ratios that work across 1K, 2K, and 4K.
  • The 1:1 and auto ratios are omitted because KIE does not support them consistently at 4K.
  • Image editing accepts reference URLs; this interface provides four upload slots.
  • Each request returns one image and may be refused by safety checks.

GPT Image 2 questions

Can GPT Image 2 generate and edit images?

Yes. Text mode creates a new image from a prompt. Image mode sends your uploaded references with editing instructions.

Which resolution should I choose?

Start at 1K while testing direction. Use 2K for common digital placements and 4K after the composition is approved and more pixels are useful.

Why is 1:1 not available on this page?

KIE documents that 1:1 cannot be converted to 4K. The page offers a compatible ratio set so switching resolution does not create an invalid combination.

How do I preserve a person or product during editing?

State what must remain fixed, including identity, geometry, angle, label, light direction, and framing. Then request one narrow change.

Can I publish text generated inside an image without review?

No. GPT Image 2 is designed to handle complex and dense text more effectively, but names, prices, labels, and legal copy still require proofreading.