GPT IMAGE 2.5 / THE CREATIVE DESK
GPT Image 2.5 — BIG IDEAS.
REAL IMAGES.
Put an idea into words. Give it color, texture and a shape worth seeing.
ONE BRIEF / MANY DIRECTIONS
From a thought. To a whole world.
One palette. Six expressions. A desk full of directions, each with a point of view.
SIX WAYS TO SEE AN IDEA
Different formats. Same point of view.
Campaigns, posters, packaging, products, illustration and spaces. A collection of creative starting points.
START WITH A GOOD BRIEF
Good images start with good words.
The briefs behind this collection. Copy one, add your point of view, and start your next image.
01The campaign+
Create a premium design campaign image in a wide 16:9 composition. A large sculptural orange sphere rests on an ivory travertine pedestal on the right half, with a folded cobalt blue sheet of paper beside it. Warm cream studio background, strong afternoon sunlight, long crisp shadows, realistic tactile stone and paper, sophisticated contemporary art direction. Leave the left 40 percent as clean cream negative space for a website headline. No words, logos, watermarks or borders.
02Words, with presence+
Design a finished portrait 3:4 graphic design poster, flat artwork viewed straight on, not a framed mockup. Electric cobalt blue background, oversized warm ivory condensed sans serif typography. The exact headline is "MAKE ROOM FOR IDEAS", stacked on four lines: MAKE / ROOM / FOR / IDEAS. A small orange circle interrupts the lower right edge of the layout without obscuring the letters. Small footer text reads "CREATIVE STUDIO / 2026". Carefully aligned grid, generous margins, subtle paper texture, high-end Swiss editorial design. Use only the specified text, spell every word correctly, no watermark.
03A brand you can hold+
Create a premium skincare packaging photograph in portrait 3:4 format. One matte burnt orange cylindrical jar and one matching rectangular carton on an ivory stone plinth. Minimal cream label, the exact brand name "FORM" in black uppercase sans serif. Under the brand name, print the exact words "DAILY BALM". No other text. A sculptural cobalt blue paper backdrop, warm directional sunlight, realistic matte paper and ceramic textures, crisp typography, elegant luxury editorial product photography, no existing brand logos, no watermark.
04Small details. Big feeling.+
A high-end studio product photograph of a sculptural cobalt blue table lamp with a mushroom shaped metal shade, a slender stem and a round base, on a warm cream desk. Close three-quarter view, soft warm light glowing from under the shade, realistic powder coated metal texture, subtle imperfections, gentle shadow and a small orange paper card lying beside the lamp. Portrait 3:4 crop, refined design magazine photography, minimal background, no text, no logos, no watermark.
05An illustrated point of view+
Create a portrait 3:4 editorial illustration of an imaginary botanical garden, oversized orange flowers, cobalt blue leaves, a tiny cream staircase winding between the plants, warm ivory background. Bold cut-paper shapes, elegant flat graphic composition, subtle risograph grain, restrained palette of cobalt blue, burnt orange and cream, balanced negative space, contemporary independent magazine aesthetic. This is flat illustration, not photography or a 3D render. No text, no signature, no watermark.
06Build a place for the story+
Architectural editorial photograph of a quiet contemporary creative studio, warm ivory plaster walls, a large circular window on the right, one sculptural cobalt blue chair, one burnt orange abstract canvas with no text, travertine floor and a low cream table. Late afternoon sunlight, long geometric shadows, tactile realistic materials, coherent perspective, no people. Wide 16:9 composition with the left third mostly empty plaster wall for website text. Refined minimalist design magazine style, no logos, no watermark.
Plan a nine-shot storyboard with GPT Image 2.5
Use this example shot plan to develop character references and connected frames. These are prompt ideas; use the image gallery above for visual examples, then review your generated frames for continuity.
- [Shot 1]
Establish the location
Wide shot of a rain-soaked station at dusk. Establish the platform, warm lamps and departing train.
- [Shot 2]
Introduce the character
Medium shot of a courier in a blue coat holding a sealed letter. Use the approved character reference.
- [Shot 3]
Show the decision
Close-up of the courier looking toward the train. Keep the face, hairstyle and coat consistent.
- [Shot 4]
Reveal the clue
Insert of the letter in the courier's hand. Keep the same prop design and direction of light.
- [Shot 5]
Introduce the other side
Over-the-shoulder shot toward a waiting passenger. Match the platform layout and camera axis.
- [Shot 6]
Capture the reaction
Reverse close-up of the passenger recognizing the courier. Use a separate approved cast reference.
- [Shot 7]
Bring the cast together
Two-shot as the courier reaches the passenger. Check relative height, wardrobe and screen direction.
- [Shot 8]
Resolve the action
Close-up of the letter changing hands. Review the prop, hands and coat details before animation.
- [Shot 9]
Close the scene
Wide shot as the train leaves the platform. Reuse the establishing composition and dusk lighting.
Build a consistent-character video workflow or turn a script into a multi-shot short film.
MODEL GUIDE
GPT Image 2.5 specifications
Generate and edit images with GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst on Plot Party. Create character reference sheets, product visuals and typographic posters, or refine an uploaded image through written instructions. The current API supports up to four reference images and output sizes up to 3840 × 2160 or 2160 × 3840.
| Model | GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst |
|---|---|
| Primary workflow | Text-to-image and instruction-led image editing |
| Variants | Flare for fast iteration; Sunburst for detailed compositions |
| Reference images | Up to four image URLs per API request |
| Output sizes | 1024 × 1024, 1536 × 1024, 1024 × 1536, 2048 × 2048, 3072 × 2048, 2048 × 3072, 3840 × 2160 and 2160 × 3840 |
| Automatic sizing | Choose auto to let the model select a size |
| Quality | Low, Medium, High, Extra High, Max or Auto |
| Editing | Upload a reference and describe the attributes to change or preserve |
| Best for | Character sheets, poster typography, product visuals and image refinement |
| Video workflow | Reuse selected images as references for Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 |
| Access | Plot Party Generator, Studio Canvas and HTTP API |
GPT Image 2.5 vs. other image models
Choose GPT Image 2.5 for instruction-led editing, poster layouts and reference-guided compositions. Flare favors fast iteration; Sunburst suits detailed image work. Use Nano Banana 2 for rapid storyboards and panoramic ratios, or Midjourney for cinematic mood and artistic exploration.
| Model | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Midjourney | Cinematic lighting, editorial portraits, visual development and world building. |
| Nano Banana 2 | Fast storyboard iteration, reference-guided product restaging and panoramic compositions. |
| GPT Image 2.5 | Instruction-led image edits, character sheets, poster typography and product visuals. |
GPT Image 2.5 frequently asked questions
What is GPT Image 2.5 on Plot Party?
GPT Image 2.5 is available in Flare and Sunburst variants for image generation and editing. Use it for character sheets, product visuals, poster layouts and reference-guided refinements.
What is the difference between Flare and Sunburst?
Flare is the faster iteration option, while Sunburst is suited to detailed compositions and editing instructions. Generation time varies with the prompt, size and quality settings.
How many reference images can I upload?
The current Plot Party HTTP API accepts up to four reference images per GPT Image 2.5 generation or edit request.
Can I create isolated props for video production?
Describe a single prop against a plain background and specify clear edges and lighting. Check the exported file before compositing; the current API catalog does not expose a transparent-background control.
How do I edit clothing or lighting in an existing image?
Upload the image and describe exactly what to change and what to preserve. Work in small steps and review each result for unintended changes to faces, pose and background.
When should I choose GPT Image 2.5 over Nano Banana 2 or Midjourney?
Choose GPT Image 2.5 for instruction-led edits and graphic layouts. Use Nano Banana 2 for rapid reference-guided storyboards and panoramic framing, or Midjourney for mood and visual development.
What resolutions and quality settings are available?
The API exposes square, portrait and landscape sizes from 1024 pixels up to 3840 × 2160 or 2160 × 3840. Quality options are low, medium, high, xhigh, max and auto.
Can I render text on posters and products?
Write the exact wording in your prompt and describe the hierarchy, placement and type style. Check spelling and fine typography in the final image before publishing.
How do I turn a character sheet into AI video?
Save your chosen character image and use it as a reference in MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.5. Describe the action and camera movement, then review the video for character continuity.
How is GPT Image 2.5 billed?
Generations and edits use Plot Points. The selected variant, size and quality affect the cost. Check the pricing page and generation estimate for current rates.
A PLACE FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA