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GPT Image 2

OpenAI's native image model — strong prompt control, multilingual typography, multi-reference editing

4K HDFollows promptsAny styleText + imageClean text
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Why GPT Image 2 is worth using

GPT Image 2 example of a Chinese calligraphy handscroll inspired by classical manuscript pieces, rendered on aged paper with vertical brush-script text and red seal stamps

“A museum-grade calligraphy excerpt inspired by Wang Xizhi's Lantingji Xu...”

Complex typography and text rendering

Text in AI images finally works. Multi-line headlines, dense body copy, product labels, ingredient panels, logos, calligraphy — 48+ languages including CJK, Arabic, Hebrew, and Cyrillic. From a one-word logo to a full newspaper spread, spelling and layout are way more reliable than before 48+ languages · dense text · calligraphy · logo · newspaper layouts

A rainy Tokyo subway platform movie poster with a man and woman facing each other under an umbrella, a Yamanote Line train pulling in, vertical Japanese title typography, cast credits, festival laurels, and a theatrical release line all composed in one pass

“A 16:9 Japanese art-house romance movie poster titled 「最後の切符 / Saigo no...”

Does what you tell it to

You describe it, it delivers. 'Put the cup to the left of the laptop,' 'golden hour, side light, long shadow,' 'watercolor × cyberpunk' — position, lighting, mood, lens, style mashups. The more specific your prompt, the more accurate the output Image Arena leader · multi-constraint prompts · camera simulation · style blending

A production-ready anime character design sheet with a giant brush headline, a hero pose, turnaround views, weapon and ability cards, an expression grid, Fun Facts polaroids, and a signature move panel, all laid out in one pass

“A 16:9 anime character design sheet titled "ADELE"”

Any style you can name

One model, any visual style. Pore-level photoreal portraits. Clean flat vector illustration. Watercolor, oil painting, ink wash, pixel art, isometric 3D, anime, manga — switch styles with a prompt. No fine-tuning, no plugins, no extra training Photoreal · vector · watercolor · 3D · anime · pixel art · broad style coverage

A Japanese department-store-style floral product lookbook with four product cells for a dress, scarf, tote, and pouch, plus a full-width floral pattern strip across the bottom

“A Japanese department-store-style product lookbook poster with four flor...”

Professional graphic and UI design

Posters, app UI mockups, icon sets, packaging with barcodes, business cards, presentation slides, infographics — generate them in one pass and use them right away. No layer assembly needed Poster design · UI mockups · icon sets · packaging · infographics

GPT Image 2 vs Nano Banana 2

Both models are strong, but they shine at different jobs

GPT Image 2

On-image text
Posters, newspapers, UI, formulas — basically print-ready, but check long text
Grids / alphabets
100-cell grids and A–Z charts follow the rules reliably
Infographics / research
Better suited to structured, fact-oriented infographic prompts
Character consistency
Multi-reference guided editing
Portraits / materials
Add 'photorealism' and material quality jumps noticeably
Style cloning
Tends to drift from the original style
Size and aspect ratio
Preset ratios plus auto sizing

Nano Banana 2

On-image text
Often prettier, but text breaks down when it gets long
Grids / alphabets
Sometimes skips cells or merges entries
Infographics / research
Looks great, but the facts aren't always right
Character consistency
Up to 14 reference images — more flexible composition
Portraits / materials
Looks like a real photo by default
Style cloning
Swaps the subject, keeps the brushwork
Size and aspect ratio
14 presets, including 1:8 and 8:1

Need on-image text, multilingual layouts, infographics, posters, packaging, or comic pages? Go with GPT Image 2. Want to explore styles fast or need realism out of the box? Go with Nano Banana 2. Compared with GPT Image 1, GPT Image 2 is noticeably better at prompt following, long layouts, and 48+ language typography

Model specifications

Technical specs for developers and power users

Model

GPT Image 2

OpenAI's strongest image generation model (2026)

Max resolution

4K (longest edge 3840)

Native output from 1K to 4K (longest edge ≤3840, total pixels ≤8.29M / 8,294,400)

Aspect ratio

Preset ratios + auto

1:1 · 3:2 · 2:3 · 3:4 · 4:3 · 4:5 · 5:4 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 21:9 · auto; arbitrary custom sizes are not available in the current workspace

Generation time

10s – 60s

Complex prompts can take up to 2 minutes, depending on resolution and thinking budget

Output format

WebP

WebP by default — high quality, small file size

Text languages

48+ languages

Supports CJK, Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic, Latin and more

Edit mode

Multi-reference guided editing

Upload one or more reference images to guide composition, style, identity, and product details

Quality tier

low · medium · high

Three tiers, from quick drafts to delivery-grade output

Sizing

Up to 3840 px longest edge

Use preset ratios or auto sizing, with output up to 3840 px on the longest edge depending on the selected resolution

GPT Image 2 FAQ

How is GPT Image 2 billed?
Credits — charged per generated image. New accounts get free credits to start, and you can find the latest plans on the pricing page
What is GPT Image 2? Is it the same model behind image generation in ChatGPT?
It's the latest image generation model in ChatGPT (officially called gpt-image-2), released by OpenAI in April 2026. The biggest upgrades are text rendering, complex layouts, and multilingual typography
Is Image 2 GPT, GPT Image2, ChatGPT Image2, or OpenAI Image2 the same thing?
Yes, same thing. The official name is GPT Image 2 (gpt-image-2) — the other spellings are just common variations
Where can I use GPT Image 2 online?
Right here on this page. Write a prompt, pick your aspect ratio and resolution, hit generate. You can also add reference images to guide composition and style
Why are people searching for Image 2 GPT and ChatGPT Image2?
New model, name hasn't settled yet. Image 2 GPT, GPT Image2, ChatGPT Image2 — they all point to the same model, officially called GPT Image 2 (gpt-image-2)
How is GPT Image 2 different from GPT Image 1?
Three main upgrades: more precise prompt following, more reliable text rendering in 48+ languages, and long-form layouts like posters, packaging, and comic pages that come out right in one pass
Which resolutions, aspect ratios, and output formats are supported? 4K / transparent background?
Up to 4K (longest edge 3840px), multiple preset aspect ratios, WebP output by default. Transparent backgrounds aren't available on every request
How should I choose between GPT Image 2, DALL-E 3, Midjourney, and Nano Banana 2?
Pick GPT Image 2 when you need on-image text or long layouts. But dense text still needs a human eye — check spelling and layout before publishing for packaging, legal, or production use
How does text rendering compare to Midjourney, Ideogram, and FLUX?
Top tier for multilingual text right now. 48+ languages, multi-line headlines, dense paragraphs, logos, and calligraphy — all more reliable than Midjourney, Ideogram, or FLUX
Can it handle graphic design, UI design, comic storyboards, and photorealistic portraits?
Yes. Print ads, packaging, UI mockups, comic storyboards, photoreal portraits, product renders — complex layouts and mixed-language text are no problem
How well does it follow prompts? Does it support mixed-language typesetting?
Very well. It handles detailed descriptions and fine-grained requirements reliably. Mixed-language typesetting works great for branding, education, and international campaigns
How do reference images work? Can it compose from multiple references?
Upload multiple reference images. Just make sure they're clear, and describe in your prompt what to keep and what to change
How fast is it, and how is it billed?
Most prompts finish in 10–60 seconds; complex ones can take up to 2 minutes. Free credits on signup, billed per image, flexible plans
Can I use the images commercially? Do they contain watermarks?
No visible watermark. Commercial use depends on your prompt, reference materials, and local laws — same as any AI-generated image, so check before publishing. OpenAI may embed invisible provenance signals that don't affect the visual