OpenAI image model · H3 AI

GPT Image 2Imagine it. Make it yours.

Explore GPT Image 2 for your next creative project. Start with a prompt, find a visual direction, and prepare your next creation in one workspace.

4 credits per image · Describe the subject, lighting and style

MODEL FAMILY: OpenAI GPT Image
INPUTS: Text + images
CREATIVE FOCUS: Your vision
IDEAL FOR: Visual storytelling

Create with GPT Image 2.

Your image, your direction. Start with an idea and shape the details.

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GPT Image 2

Image generation

A little inspiration. A new direction.

Portraits, products, places and possibilities. Start with a visual idea, then make the brief your own.

Short-haired woman in a rust shirt against a soft blue backdrop — Editorial portrait

Turquoise alpine lake framed by copper autumn trees — Alpine color

Cobalt-blue Tidal perfume bottle on sunlit peach stone — Product photography

Desert guardian in teal armor with an ivory cape — Character art

White Mediterranean villa with arches and a turquoise water channel — Architecture

Yellow and electric-blue New Perspectives design poster — Graphic design

Luminous blue whale above a coastal village at lilac twilight — Imagined worlds

Lavender Lune skincare packaging arranged on peach plaster — Brand identity

Woman enjoying an espresso beside a sunlit kitchen window — Everyday moments

Key features

Create and reimagine

Start from a written idea or give an existing image a new direction. Shape product shots, campaign artwork and everyday creative concepts around your own vision.

Explore more visual directions

Take one concept through different moods, palettes and compositions. Compare a clean studio look with an expressive illustration to find the right direction for your project.

Edits with a clear focus

Give each revision a specific goal: a different backdrop, a new material or a change in color. Describe what to update and what should remain unchanged.

Refine your image step by step

Build on your creative direction with focused revisions. Adjust the framing, then the lighting, then the finishing touches, keeping your original idea at the center.

Let references guide the look

Bring a portrait, product photo or visual reference to anchor your idea. Specify the defining shapes, colors and details you want to carry into a new scene.

A considered finish

Guide the look with precise notes on texture, light and composition. From subtle surface details to generous space for copy, give every part of the image purpose.

Your next image starts in three steps.

Describe your idea, choose a direction and refine the details.

Describe your image

Write a subject, setting, lighting and composition. Try a prompt below if you need a starting point.

Prepare your direction

Choose a layout preference or add a local reference. Describe the details that matter most.

Refine the details

Review the image against your idea. Adjust your prompt to refine the lighting, framing or mood.

Write your prompt

Skip the blank canvas.

Six prompt starting points. Use one, change a detail, and find your direction.

A coastal park map with six named routes, clear distances, and a compact legend.

Generated example

Trail map

A coastal park map with six named routes, clear distances, and a compact legend.

A lavender airline ticket with readable passenger, gate, seat, and departure details.

Generated example

Boarding pass

A lavender airline ticket with readable passenger, gate, seat, and departure details.

A cereal packaging concept with a crisp nutrition table and a fresh apricot palette.

Generated example

Nutrition panel

A cereal packaging concept with a crisp nutrition table and a fresh apricot palette.

Visual inspiration

Information design

Keep the hierarchy clear and the labels short.

Visual inspiration

Storyboard concept

Describe the story one frame at a time.

Visual inspiration

Sketch to interior

Bring a reference when the layout matters.

Think beyond a single image.

A campaign, a scene, a visual series. Give every image a clear creative direction.

Visual inspiration

A still, then a story

Plan one strong frame before thinking about the camera move. Use lighting and composition to establish the mood.

Visual inspiration

Product to campaign

Keep the product central. Build a consistent visual brief for your next campaign.

Visual inspiration

An editorial series

Write down the visual rules you want to reuse across a series.

Visual inspiration

From sketch to space

Define the perspective, materials and elements that should remain unchanged.

Visual inspiration

World-building notes

Turn a location idea into a more detailed scene brief.

Visual inspiration

A consistent atmosphere

Keep a shared palette and lighting description for the next image.

All in H3 AI.

A place for the model, the idea and whatever comes next.

One place to explore

Find model information, visual ideas and prompt starting points together.

Your prompt, reusable

Copy a brief, edit it and keep it for your next creative session.

A clear creative direction

Keep your subject, composition and style focused on the image you want to create.

Ideas for every project

Explore product photography, portraits, posters and visual storytelling.

GPT Image 2 access & pricing

Find a plan for your creative workflow. Visit pricing for current plan details and credit allowances.

Subscriptions Credit packs

Monthly Annually Save 50%

Basic

Ideal for hobbyists and beginners

$0.019 / credit

$14.90/month

$358.80 / year

Billed annually $178.80 Save 50%

9,600 credits / year

MiniMax H3 AI Video
Multiple AI video models
AI Image Generation
Standard generation speed
No watermark
Private generation
Customer support
API Access
Commercial Use License

Standard

Perfect for most creators

$0.016 / credit

$24.90/month

$598.80 / year

Billed annually $298.80 Save 50%

19,200 credits / year

MiniMax H3 AI Video
Multiple AI video models
AI Image Generation
Priority generation
No watermark
Private generation
Priority customer support
API Access
Commercial Use License

Pro

Ideal for power users

$0.012 / credit

$49.90/month

$1198.80 / year

Billed annually $598.80 Save 50%

48,000 credits / year

MiniMax H3 AI Video
Multiple AI video models
AI Image Generation
Fastest generation speed
No watermark
Private generation
Expert team support
API Access
Commercial Use License

Max

Perfect for high-usage users

$0.010 / credit

$99.90/month

$2398.80 / year

Billed annually $1198.80 Save 50%

120,000 credits / year

MiniMax H3 AI Video
Multiple AI video models
AI Image Generation
Fastest generation speed
No watermark
Private generation
Expert team support
API Access
Commercial Use License

Questions about GPT Image 2?

How do GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst differ?

Flare and Sunburst are separate GPT Image 2.5 API variants. OpenAI positions Flare for fast everyday creation and Sunburst for precision-focused work. H3 AI has tested both through Kie; customer pricing is not open yet. The generator above currently uses GPT Image 2, not either 2.5 variant. Inspect our Flare, Sunburst and Nano Banana 2 comparison

How does GPT Image 2.5 compare with Nano Banana 2?

See eight matched prompts with original outputs and settings. The comparison identifies each 2.5 variant separately and does not substitute GPT Image 2 results. GPT Image 2.5 vs Nano Banana 2

What can I create with GPT Image 2?

Explore ideas for product photography, portraits, campaign visuals, illustrations and storyboards. Start with a clear subject and visual direction.

How do I write a good image prompt?

Describe the subject, setting, lighting and composition. Add important colors, materials and exact text. Keep the instructions specific and consistent.

How should I use a reference image?

Choose a clear reference and explain which details should stay: the subject, layout, colors or overall style. Then describe the changes you want.

Which aspect ratio should I choose?

Use square for balanced product visuals, landscape for banners and wide scenes, or portrait for vertical content.

How can I improve text in my image?

Keep text short, quote the exact wording and describe its position. Check spelling and legibility before publishing.

How do I keep a series consistent?

Reuse the same subject description, palette, lighting and framing. Change one element at a time.

Where can I find pricing?

Visit the H3 AI pricing page to compare plans, credit allowances and billing options.