GPT Images 2.5 Prompts and Output Examples

The author says Images 2.5 keeps details consistent and has the strongest editing precision, and links a long article on how image quality should be judged.

A user says the new version keeps faces and subjects from reference photos intact while editing only what is asked across multiple turns, runs up to 50% faster, and Flare in the API is 2x cheaper on latency than gpt-image-2.

After upgrading to ChatGPT Images 2.5, the author runs a quick test and hopes it can reliably output 128px pixel images.

A Japanese user shares a short note on having ChatGPT Images 2.5 draw a background image, with the generated result attached.

The author reran an old Bing Image Creator (DALL-E 2) prompt in ChatGPT Images 2.5 and shows the two results side by side.

The author shows a ChatGPT virtual pet generated with Astra and Images 2.5, with the steps in the replies.

A short "ChatGPT Images 2.5 is really good" comment with one sample image, a pure show-and-tell reaction.

A Thai thread covers Images 2.5's sharper detail, precise local edits, multi-round consistency and up to 50% faster generation, plus Sketch, Templates and comment-based editing, and the Flare and Sunburst API models.

A Japanese host tested ChatGPT Images 2.5 by uploading a real bedroom photo and asking it to keep walls, windows, beds and AC in place while adding two reading guests, a breakfast tray and morning light, and noted the disclosure rules for virtual staging.

Volume 30 of AI Visual Systems uses vertical slices to give portraits a sense of motion and optical distortion, suited to fashion editorials and magazine covers, with the prompt in the comments.

The author ran five tests in ChatGPT and explains how to use the new features, including up to 50% lower latency, more stable multi-turn editing, and sketch, annotation and template tools.

A Japanese artist who generated many images says Images 2.5 is starting to make sense, while Astra 6 is hard to control and tends toward forced averaging.