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GPT Image 2 Generator & Editor

Free Online GPT Image 2 Generator & Editor

Create or edit images with GPT Image 2 in Pixelto AI. Start free online, write a structured prompt or add a reference image, and build infographics, ads, UI concepts, product visuals, and polished image revisions.

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Readable LayoutsAds, UI & Product Visuals
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GPT Image 2 Examples: Infographics, Ads, UI, and More

Browse finished GPT Image 2 outputs across structured information, commercial design, character, product, and interface tasks. Copy an existing prompt and adapt it in the generator.

Readable Itinerary Infographic
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Prompt

4:3EnglishInfographic

Create a 4:3 English readable itinerary infographic card for a 3-day Kyoto city trip. Include a simplified map, day-by-day itinerary modules, landmark icons, transit notes, food highlights, and short readable labels.

Readable Itinerary Infographic
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Readable Itinerary Infographic

Create a 4:3 English readable itinerary infographic card for a 3-day Kyoto city trip. Include a simplified map, day-by-day itinerary modules, landmark icons, transit notes, food highlights, and short readable labels.

Consistent Character Portrait Grid
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Consistent Character Portrait Grid

Create a 4:3 consistent character portrait grid of the same fictional adult woman across varied editorial crops. Keep the same face, hair, styling, and identity while changing angles and expressions.

Campaign Ad Creative
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Campaign Ad Creative

Design a 4:3 campaign ad creative for a fictional sparkling water launch. Show a hero product, readable headline area, benefit chips, CTA treatment, and a polished commercial layout.

Educational Science Card
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Educational Science Card

Create a 4:3 educational science knowledge card explaining how solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Include a central diagram, arrows, icons, and readable English labels.

Recipe Process Flow
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Recipe Process Flow

Create a 4:3 recipe process flow infographic for mushroom risotto. Include a hero dish image, ingredient cards, four cooking steps, timing notes, texture tips, and readable English labels.

Product Structure Explainer
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Product Structure Explainer

Create a 4:3 technical product structure explainer for a fictional compact mirrorless camera. Show an exploded view with component callouts and short readable English labels.

UI Dashboard Concept
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UI Dashboard Concept

Create a 4:3 realistic UI/dashboard concept board for a creator analytics web app. Include a sidebar, chart cards, campaign table, component states, and readable English UI labels.

Cinematic Poster Key Art
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Cinematic Poster Key Art

Create a 4:3 cinematic poster key art for a fictional original sci-fi adventure film. Show explorers, an alien horizon, a title treatment, and premium theatrical composition.

Livestream Social UI
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Livestream Social UI

Create a 4:3 livestream social commerce interface concept with two fictional creator panels, score bars, comments, product card, viewer counters, badges, and readable English controls.

Guide GPT Image 2 Toward a More Usable Result

Describe the format, content hierarchy, short copy, reference constraints, and delivery context instead of relying on a broad style request.

Prompt method 01

Plan infographics as a readable information hierarchy

Name the format first, then list the required sections, labels, callouts, charts, and reading order. Keeping copy short gives every block a clearer role in the final layout.

Plan infographics as a readable information hierarchy
Example prompt

Create a 4:3 project roadmap infographic titled “A Clear Path from Brief to Launch.” Include five numbered stages, a short outcome under each stage, two compact progress charts, a risk callout, and a final summary. Use concise English labels, strong heading hierarchy, generous spacing, and a neutral editorial layout with mint accents.

Prompt method 02

Describe the complete campaign, not only the product

For an ad or product board, define the hero image, benefit hierarchy, offer, supporting scenes, channel variants, and brand mood so the output works as a connected campaign system.

Describe the complete campaign, not only the product
Example prompt

Design a 4:3 launch campaign board for a fictional portable reading lamp. Show one hero product shot, three concise benefits, a limited-time offer, a small warranty and shipping row, one lifestyle scene, and feed, story, and banner adaptations. Keep the product shape and pale ceramic finish consistent across every panel.

Prompt method 03

Specify screens, components, and states for UI concepts

A UI prompt is more reliable when it names the product type, device, navigation, cards, tables, charts, empty states, and visual hierarchy instead of asking for a generic modern dashboard.

Specify screens, components, and states for UI concepts
Example prompt

Create a 4:3 concept board for a creator analytics web app. Include a desktop overview with sidebar navigation, KPI cards, a campaign table, one line chart, a mobile summary screen, and a small component strip showing buttons, filters, status tags, and loading states. Use clear English UI labels and a calm neutral design system.

Prompt method 04

Separate fixed reference details from creative changes

When editing from a reference, identify the product shape, identity, materials, colors, and camera angle that must stay fixed. Then describe only the background, styling, message, or channel format that may change.

Separate fixed reference details from creative changes
Example prompt

Use the uploaded skincare bottle as the exact product reference. Keep its shape, cap, label proportions, glass color, and logo placement unchanged. Build a premium botanical campaign with a clean bathroom hero scene, ingredient detail, packaging view, feed post, and story ad. Change the environment and layout only; preserve the product identity in every panel.

Prompt method 01

Plan infographics as a readable information hierarchy

Name the format first, then list the required sections, labels, callouts, charts, and reading order. Keeping copy short gives every block a clearer role in the final layout.

Example prompt

Create a 4:3 project roadmap infographic titled “A Clear Path from Brief to Launch.” Include five numbered stages, a short outcome under each stage, two compact progress charts, a risk callout, and a final summary. Use concise English labels, strong heading hierarchy, generous spacing, and a neutral editorial layout with mint accents.

Plan infographics as a readable information hierarchy
Prompt method 02

Describe the complete campaign, not only the product

For an ad or product board, define the hero image, benefit hierarchy, offer, supporting scenes, channel variants, and brand mood so the output works as a connected campaign system.

Example prompt

Design a 4:3 launch campaign board for a fictional portable reading lamp. Show one hero product shot, three concise benefits, a limited-time offer, a small warranty and shipping row, one lifestyle scene, and feed, story, and banner adaptations. Keep the product shape and pale ceramic finish consistent across every panel.

Describe the complete campaign, not only the product
Prompt method 03

Specify screens, components, and states for UI concepts

A UI prompt is more reliable when it names the product type, device, navigation, cards, tables, charts, empty states, and visual hierarchy instead of asking for a generic modern dashboard.

Example prompt

Create a 4:3 concept board for a creator analytics web app. Include a desktop overview with sidebar navigation, KPI cards, a campaign table, one line chart, a mobile summary screen, and a small component strip showing buttons, filters, status tags, and loading states. Use clear English UI labels and a calm neutral design system.

Specify screens, components, and states for UI concepts
Prompt method 04

Separate fixed reference details from creative changes

When editing from a reference, identify the product shape, identity, materials, colors, and camera angle that must stay fixed. Then describe only the background, styling, message, or channel format that may change.

Example prompt

Use the uploaded skincare bottle as the exact product reference. Keep its shape, cap, label proportions, glass color, and logo placement unchanged. Build a premium botanical campaign with a clean bathroom hero scene, ingredient detail, packaging view, feed post, and story ad. Change the environment and layout only; preserve the product identity in every panel.

Separate fixed reference details from creative changes

Choose GPT Image 1.5, GPT Image 2, or Nano Banana 2

Compare the task each model is designed to handle before selecting one in the Pixelto AI generator.

Decision pointGPT Image 1.5GPT Image 2Nano Banana 2
Best starting pointFast generation and straightforward editsReference-led generation and composition
Typical deliverablesDraft visuals and quick variantsPackaging, character sheets, and story panels
Text and layout directionKeep the layout simple and copy shortDefine localized copy and the elements to preserve
Reference workflowUse a source image for a focused changeAssign a clear role to each reference image
Prompt approachDirect request with a clear subject and finishKeep, change, and reference-role instructions
Choose it whenYou need a fast first draftSource consistency matters across a transformation

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GPT Image 2 Generator and Editor FAQ

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