GPT Image 2 delivers near-perfect text inside images, photoreal hands, native widescreen, and clean UI renders. Open the studio below, drop in a prompt, and ship production-ready output in seconds — no install, no API keys, no credit card to start.
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OpenAI's next image model — built for text, anatomy, and real-world UIs
GPT Image 2 is OpenAI's next-generation image model, built to fix the stuff that made AI images easy to spot — garbled text on signs, rubbery hands, that yellow color cast, UIs that almost look real. Signs read clearly. Reflections land where they should. Widescreen output comes out native instead of stitched. It runs a single-pass pipeline, so renders finish faster and cost less per image than earlier OpenAI models. Open the studio on this page, write your prompt, and the model returns a production-ready image in seconds. From OpenAI's image family, tuned for design, marketing, product, and UI work that has to hold up at final-use scale. Drop in reference photos when you want style to carry across images. Mix text, logos, and photoreal scenes in one pass. It delivers the prompt-following precision OpenAI is known for, and the speed a daily workflow actually needs.
Signs, UI labels, and speech bubbles render clearly — close to 100% accuracy versus roughly 90–95% on GPT Image 1.5. No more squinting at garbled text in mockups.
Hands come out right. Reflections line up. Skin texture holds under close crop. It drops the telltale AI look that used to force designers into post-generation fixes.
Need a reference shot of a YouTube channel page, a Windows desktop, or a product dashboard? GPT Image 2 rebuilds real interfaces close enough to pass a glance — no more almost-but-not-quite UI renders.
Native 16:9 widescreen joins the existing aspect ratios, with 2048 × 2048 and 4096 × 4096 output. Skip the outpainting step and export straight to delivery size.
A single-pass pipeline replaces the two-stage setup in the previous generation. Faster renders, lower cost per image, less time staring at a progress bar.
Finger counts are right. Joints bend where joints bend. Reflections in glass stay consistent with the scene. The model closes the photorealism gap that kept earlier generators out of final-use work.
Ad creative, posters, and social graphics with readable copy
Text in images finally works. Product packaging mockups, billboards with actual slogans, social ads with headlines people can read — the stuff that used to need a Photoshop pass drops straight out of the prompt. Bring your marketing briefs, open the studio, and ship a round of concepts before your next standup.
Photoreal mockups without a photoshoot
Drop in a reference photo, describe the setting, and the model returns a production-ready product shot — accurate lighting, reflections, and texture. Skip the studio booking and still ship imagery that holds up on a 4K storefront. GPT Image 2 clears the anatomy and material cues that used to force a second pass in Photoshop.
What you actually get from the upgrade
GPT Image 2 beats GPT Image 1.5 where it counts — text accuracy, photorealism, color correction, and UI rendering. The yellow cast is gone, hands come out right, and widescreen no longer needs outpainting. Pricing runs around $0.15–$0.20 per image on the standard model, with a mini variant aimed at high-volume work at roughly 60–80% less per image.
Reference interfaces that look real, not almost real
Designers use GPT Image 2 to spin up reference screenshots for decks, user research, and prototype reviews. Pick the app — YouTube, Slack, Notion, anything — and the model reconstructs the layout, typography, and iconography close enough to pass a quick glance. Takes UI mockups out of Figma and into one prompt.
Four steps, under a minute per image
Scroll up to the generator. GPT Image 2 is preselected — no setup, no API keys, no install. Click into the prompt box and start writing.
Describe the scene in plain English. Spell out text, lighting, and camera angle — detailed prompts beat generic ones.
Choose square, portrait, landscape, or widescreen. Quality presets set render time and credit cost, so drafts stay cheap and finals stay sharp.
Generations land in My Creations with 7-day retention. Tweak the prompt, swap references, rerun — the studio keeps your full iteration history in one place.
Quick answers on GPT Image 2
Free credits on signup, no credit card, no API keys. Open the studio, write a prompt, and ship your first render in under a minute.