GPT Images 2.5 Prompts and Output Examples

The author regenerated a banquet keyframe from a short film reviving a classical painting using Images 2.5, and shares three lessons on character consistency, pre-action prompting, and matching the original composition.

Under Images → Templates → Logo, answering three questions about purpose, impression, and style produces four transparent-background logo samples, and reference images can also be uploaded.

The author tried GPT Image 2.5 in ChatGPT and Codex and says prompt response in Chinese and English, character consistency, and text accuracy are all clearly improved.

The author used a rough hand-drawn sketch of a pair of headphones to have Images 2.5 generate a polished product ad image.

ScaleBot's Static Ad Studio takes a product and angle, writes 45 ad concepts, and batch-generates images with ChatGPT Images 2.5 in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9 formats.

A Japanese roundup of the Images 2.5 update: up to 50% faster generation, transparent backgrounds and stronger inpainting, new @Sketch drawing and on-image comments, plus Flare and Sunburst in the API.

A breakdown of Images 2.5: Sketch drawing input, Flare for speed and Sunburst for quality, consistent details across edits, comment-based local edits, and C2PA metadata with invisible watermarking.

The author shows Images 2.5's fine detail adjustments by prompting a continuous storyboard of a butterfly emerging from its cocoon and taking flight, as reference images for video.

A Japanese long post walks through ten Images 2.5 updates: up to 50% lower latency, better reference-image fidelity, region editing, multi-turn consistency, Sketch drawing, templates, and two API models.

A summary of the upgrade: up to 50% lower latency, better subject preservation, more reliable multi-turn edits, region-based editing, prompt sharing, and new Flare and Sunburst API models.

A user prompted Images 2.5 with a long description emphasizing skin texture, backlighting and anti-CGI negatives to generate an iPhone-style candid selfie.

Manus says its Flare model generates images two to four times faster than GPT-Image-2 and praises GPT-Image-2.5's transparent-background generation.