Modèle phare d'OpenAI avec 95% de précision sur le texte multilingue. Générez affiches éditoriales, packaging, infographies et identité de marque — tout en 4K.
Real outputs — no cherry-picking, no post-editing. Click any image to use its prompt.
Hover any image to see the prompt used

Generate a classical poster featuring the full text of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address on parchment, el...

Generate a traditional Chinese poster of a classical Tang-dynasty poem in ink-wash style, vertical c...

Generate a vintage Russian-language recipe poster for borscht with retro illustrations and Cyrillic ...

Generate a knowledge card about photosynthesis for students, clean infographic layout with diagrams

Generate a cute infographic showing baby size changes through pregnancy stages with fruit references

Generate an infographic comparing aerobic vs anaerobic exercise, clean editorial style

Generate an Amazon product listing page for wireless noise-cancelling earbuds, commercial photograph...

Generate a realistic handwritten math test in scanned-paper style, with teacher's red-pen grading

Recreate The Last Supper with AI company CEOs, including OpenAI, Google, Nvidia and their logos
Built by OpenAI to solve the problems that make AI images unusable in production — blurry text, wrong languages, inconsistent style, awkward compositions.
Headlines, menus, labels, UI copy — render crisp, readable text that's ready to ship. No more cleanup in Photoshop.
English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali and more. Posters designed in one language, localized with a prompt.
GPT Image 2 searches the web before it paints. Current product shots, real landmarks, accurate logos — no more outdated guesses.
From 3:1 super-wide banners to 1:3 mobile posters. Social media, presentations, print — one model fits every canvas.
Storyboards, comic panels, brand series — generate up to 8 images in a single prompt with matching characters and style.
87% of outputs pass as real photography. Skin pores, fabric texture, lens vignetting — the 'AI look' is gone.
GPT Image 2 handles the entire workflow — you describe, it thinks, you download.
Write a natural-language prompt. Use quotation marks around text you want rendered exactly.
Thinking mode analyzes your request, searches the web if needed, then composes the layout before rendering.
Export commercial-grade images in 4K. No watermark, no cleanup, no restrictions.
How does it stack up against the competition? Side-by-side on the four capabilities that matter most for production work.
| Capability | GPT Image 2 | Nano Banana 2 | Flux | Ideogram |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Text rendering accuracy | 95% | ~80% | ~60% | ~85% |
| Languages supported | 10+ | 10+ | English only | English + 5 |
| Web-search / thinking | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Max resolution | 4K | 4K | 2K | 2K |
| Aspect ratio range | 3:1 to 1:3 | 1:8 to 8:1 | Limited | Standard |
| Batch consistency | Up to 8 | Up to 4 | No | No |
Benchmarks from Image Arena (text-to-image category, April 2026). GPT Image 2 leads the #1 position with a 242-point margin.
GPT Image 2 excels wherever text meets design — the scenarios most painful for other AI models.
Magazine covers, film posters, book jackets — headline-driven designs where typography carries the story.
Labels, boxes, cans — multilingual product packaging in one prompt, localize by tweaking a single line.
Science diagrams, healthcare explainers, knowledge cards — dense information that stays readable at any size.
Complete identity kits — logo, color palette, typography, mockups — generated as a consistent series, not one-offs.
GPT Image 2 understands natural language — but a few specific techniques unlock its full power.
Works best with specific, visual-first prompts
GPT Image 2 treats quoted strings as literal text to render. Everything outside quotes is interpreted as scene description.
Example
"A neon sign reading "OPEN" above a wooden door at dusk"
For unusual names or complex words that might be misread, spell them out with hyphens.
Example
"A book cover titled "E-C-L-I-P-S-E" in gothic serif typography"
Tell the model what not to include — extra text, watermarks, logos. Add constraints at the end of the prompt.
Example
"Constraints: no extra words, no duplicate text, no watermarks"
Use words like 'latest', 'current', 'today's' to cue the model to search before painting.
Example
"A poster for today's top-trending album on Spotify, current cover art"
GPT Image 2 supports 3:1 to 1:3 ratios. Name the target format in your prompt for best composition.
Example
"Vertical 9:16 mobile poster, bold headline filling the top third"
Words like 'stunning' or 'epic' don't render. Use concrete details — lighting, material, camera.
Example
"Soft overcast daylight, brushed aluminum texture, 85mm shallow depth of field"