Precise Image Editing
Ask for a specific change without intentionally rebuilding every part of the image. This is useful for adjusting clothing, products, backgrounds, objects, or small visual details.


Create and edit images with GPT Image 2.5. Use Flare for faster generation or Sunburst for more precise, detail-focused creative work.
GPT Image 2.5 is an OpenAI image model designed for image generation and image editing. On PWZ, it can create images from text prompts and apply targeted changes using up to 10 reference images.
The model family includes Flare and Sunburst. Flare focuses on faster generation for everyday creative work, while Sunburst spends longer on requests where added precision and fine detail matter.
It is useful for creators, marketing teams, ecommerce brands, and designers who need product visuals, ads, social content, concept images, or targeted image edits.
Explore six GPT Image 2.5 outputs across different creative directions, compositions, and visual styles.
Generate, edit, and refine images with more control over references, composition, lighting, texture, style, and transparent-background workflows.
Ask for a specific change without intentionally rebuilding every part of the image. This is useful for adjusting clothing, products, backgrounds, objects, or small visual details.
Use reference images to guide recognizable subjects, products, scenes, styles, and compositions.
Describe lighting, surfaces, materials, and texture details directly in the prompt.
Choose the aspect ratio, quality, image count, background, output format, and moderation setting.
Describe a visual style and composition for each generation or image-editing request.
Combine subjects, layout direction, text, environment, lighting, and visual style in one detailed request.
Choose a transparent background on PWZ and use PNG or WebP to preserve transparency.
Start with Flare when speed matters. Try Sunburst when the image needs more careful detail or precision.
Built for drafts, everyday creative work, social assets, and workflows where you want to test ideas quickly.
Spends longer on detailed final assets, careful edits, and work where fine detail is worth extra generation time.
Compare Flare and Sunburst outputs side by side using the same prompt and generation setup.
Premium editorial product photograph of a mechanical watch on dark slate, engraved dial details, realistic brushed metal, controlled studio reflections, shallow depth of field.


As the comparison shows, Flare produces striking results in less time, while Sunburst handles fine details more precisely, with improved texture and clarity. Although each model has its own strengths, Flare and Sunburst cost the same.
Move from a clear creative brief to a controlled edit in three steps.
Describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting, style, and any text. For edits, state what should change and what should stay the same.
Upload a reference when you need to preserve a subject, product, composition, or visual direction. Choose Flare for faster iteration or Sunburst for more detail and precision.
Choose the available output settings, generate your image, then make one focused change at a time for a more controlled workflow.
Copy a complete prompt, then adjust the subject, framing, lighting, text, and constraints for your own brief.
Minimal studio photograph of a white ceramic coffee maker, three-quarter view, soft morning window light, light gray background, subtle realistic shadows, clean ecommerce composition.
Vertical sports drink campaign image, cyclist climbing a mountain road at sunrise, dramatic perspective, clean space in the upper left for campaign copy, realistic commercial photography.
Overhead editorial photograph of handmade ramen, dark ceramic bowl, textured wooden table, warm side lighting, subtle steam, premium restaurant campaign photography.
Contemporary music poster titled “AFTER DARK”, date “NOV 14”, minimal black and cream palette, experimental Swiss-inspired grid, abstract architectural photography.
Clean 3D visual for a productivity app launch, floating translucent interface cards, soft studio lighting, neutral background, restrained modern technology aesthetic.
Replace the background with warm beige plaster. Keep the bottle, label, camera angle, reflections, and proportions unchanged.
Upload reference images, describe a targeted change, and state clearly what should remain unchanged.
Original: Existing product photo
“Change the table from marble to dark walnut. Keep the product and lighting unchanged.”
Original: Portrait or product image
“Move the subject to a bright modern studio. Preserve the subject’s appearance and camera framing.”
Original image + supporting references
Upload up to 10 images to guide the subject, product, composition, or visual direction in one editing request.
Reference values for the GPT Image 2.5 model family and its available generation controls.
Choose Flare for speed or Sunburst for added detail and precision.
Create new images from prompts or edit existing reference images.
Choose a square, portrait, landscape, or automatic composition.
Balance generation cost, speed, and output detail for each request.
The preselected quality level for a new generation.
Generate between one and ten output images in a single task.
Guide subjects, products, composition, or visual direction with references.
Choose an automatic, transparent, or opaque background.
Download generated images as PNG, WebP, or JPEG files.
Choose the Auto or Low moderation setting for a generation.
Create visuals for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, thumbnails, personal projects, music artwork, fashion concepts, visual storytelling, and social campaigns. Use fast generations for ideation, then refine promising concepts.
Produce campaign concepts, product reveals, paid-social visuals, display creative, posters, event graphics, and early-stage advertising directions without starting every variation from scratch.
Create product scenes, ecommerce visuals, launch graphics, lifestyle concepts, marketplace imagery, and campaign assets while using reference inputs to help preserve product appearance.
Explore compositions, campaign directions, moodboards, presentation visuals, concept art, interface marketing assets, and visual prototypes with Flare or detail-focused Sunburst workflows.
AI image generation is not deterministic, and a strong prompt does not guarantee an exact result. Review production images before publishing.
Review small or dense typography and exact spelling inside complex layouts.
Compare fine product details and exact logo reproduction with the source material.
Check hands, small anatomical details, and identity consistency across multiple characters.
When using several reference images, verify which visual details were preserved in the result.
Choose a one-time PWZ credit pack for GPT Image 2.5 generation and editing. The exact credit cost is shown with your selected model and generation settings before you create.
600 credits · $0.042 per credit
Perfect for trying out PWZ — get started with a credit balance for your first generations.
2,000 credits · $0.030 per credit
For creators generating regularly — better per-credit value for daily PWZ workflows.
4,000 credits · $0.025 per credit
Best value for teams and content pipelines — more generations at the lowest per-credit cost.
GPT Image 2.5 is an OpenAI image model for generating and editing images from prompts and reference inputs. It includes Flare and Sunburst variants for different speed and precision needs.
Flare is designed for faster generation, while Sunburst spends longer on requests where added precision and fine detail matter. Both support image generation and editing.
Enter a prompt, optionally upload up to 10 reference images, choose Flare or Sunburst, select your output settings, and generate. For an edit, describe what should change and what should stay unchanged.
Yes. On PWZ, switch to Image to Image, upload up to 10 reference images, and describe the targeted changes you want.
Yes. Choose Transparent under Background and select PNG or WebP to preserve transparency.
On PWZ, GPT Image 2.5 supports Auto sizing plus 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, and 9:16 aspect ratios for square, landscape, and portrait images.
GPT Image 2.5 adds Flare and Sunburst choices on PWZ, while the best model still depends on your prompt, references, quality setting, and preferred result.

Start with a prompt, add a reference when you need more control, and choose Flare for faster iteration or Sunburst for added detail and precision.
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