GPT Image 2.5 Prompts

Find a GPT Image 2.5 prompt for portraits, posters, product images, and more. Copy it and make it your own.

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Reference examples from GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana. Each card credits its original model and creator.

How to write a GPT Image 2.5 prompt

Start with the image you need: a product photo, a magazine cover, or a character illustration. Then describe the visible details that matter to you. Use the template as a starting point and replace the brackets before generating.

  1. Describe the subject and the frame

    Name the subject, setting, and viewpoint. For a product photo, specify the material, background, and where the product sits in the frame. For a portrait, describe the pose, crop, and light source.

  2. Be precise about style and text

    Choose a visual style, color palette, and lighting direction. If the image needs text, put the exact words in quotes and say where they belong. Check the spelling in the result.

  3. Revise one detail at a time

    When editing a reference image, name the part to change and the details to keep, such as the face, product shape, or composition. Compare the result before asking for another edit.

A prompt template to copy and adapt

Create a [type of image] for [purpose]. Show [subject and visible details] in [setting]. Frame it as [viewpoint and composition], with [lighting] and [colors or materials]. Style: [photograph, illustration, collage, or another style]. Text: Place "[exact wording]" at [position], or use no text. For an edit: Change [one detail]. Keep [specific details] unchanged. Avoid: [unwanted elements].

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GPT Image 2.5 prompt FAQ

How do I use a prompt from this library?

Select an image to see the full prompt, or switch to the Prompts view to read the collection as text. Choose “Copy prompt” to use it in your own workflow, or “Use prompt” to open the image editor with the text filled in. Replace the subject, colors, and layout with your own details before generating.

Were all of these examples made with GPT Image 2.5?

No. The cards preserve the original model labels, including GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana. They are visual references and prompt ideas to adapt for GPT Image 2.5, not a set of verified GPT Image 2.5 outputs. Changing models or reference images can change the result.

Do I need to upload a reference image?

You can start a new image from a text description. Upload a reference when your prompt asks to edit an existing image or retain a particular face, product, or layout. “Use prompt” transfers the text only; it does not attach the example image.

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