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GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, for the details that matter

Give the model a clear brief, or bring an image and describe the change. Build product visuals, text-led layouts, and material studies with control over size, quality, and output count.

Create with Sunburst

High quality starts at 16 credits per image.

See examples and review points
Sunburst generation: orange aluminum headphones, woven ear cushions, and directional light. Medium quality, 1536 × 1024.
Sunburst generation: orange aluminum headphones, woven ear cushions, and directional light. Medium quality, 1536 × 1024.

Visual examples

From a campaign headline to a material close-up

Four distinct briefs show the range of a small creative studio: typography, industrial detail, homeware photography, and a visual sequence.

A poster with a clear reading order — A short exhibition headline and a quieter subtitle leave room for the object and the message.OpenAI

A poster with a clear reading order

A short exhibition headline and a quieter subtitle leave room for the object and the message.

A product in believable light — A glass carafe and tumblers bring reflections, shadow, and transparent material into the same brief.OpenAI

A product in believable light

A glass carafe and tumblers bring reflections, shadow, and transparent material into the same brief.

Materials that invite a closer look — Brushed metal, woven fabric, and a curved shell give an industrial designer different surfaces to inspect.OpenAI

Materials that invite a closer look

Brushed metal, woven fabric, and a curved shell give an industrial designer different surfaces to inspect.

A process in three images — A pour-over sequence explores how a simple visual layout can communicate order without relying on paragraphs.OpenAI

A process in three images

A pour-over sequence explores how a simple visual layout can communicate order without relying on paragraphs.

These are actual Sunburst text-to-image outputs at Medium quality, not reference-edit comparisons. Text, geometry, and factual details still need a final review.

OpenAI model documentation
Practical workflow

Tell it what changes—and what stays

Separate the subject, the requested change, and your constraints. This is especially useful when working from a reference.

  1. 01

    Start with the destination

    Describe the subject, camera angle, lighting, and intended placement. Put short required text in quotation marks.

  2. 02

    Give references a role

    Add up to 10 images. Explain which carries the subject, which guides the palette, and which establishes the layout.

  3. 03

    Change one decision at a time

    Ask for a specific adjustment, choose quality and dimensions, then compare the result against the parts you wanted preserved.

Before you create

Image inputs, output choices, and review points in the current Toono AI integration.

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Keep the right tools close

Explore GPT Image 2 for another model workflow, Nano Banana 2 for image creation, or Product Packshot for a focused product-photo task.

GPT Image 2 — Create text-led layouts, detailed product visuals, structured graphics, and reference-based image edits.
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GPT Image 2

Create text-led layouts, detailed product visuals, structured graphics, and reference-based image edits.

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Nano Banana 2 — Create and revise everyday campaign images with reference-led editing, short text, and 1K–4K output.
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Nano Banana 2

Create and revise everyday campaign images with reference-led editing, short text, and 1K–4K output.

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Product Packshot — Clean up a product photo into a marketplace-ready packshot with a simple one-purpose flow.
Nano Banana 2

Product Packshot

Clean up a product photo into a marketplace-ready packshot with a simple one-purpose flow.

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Production brief ready

Bring one precise brief. Make the first image.

Open Sunburst with your subject, layout, and constraints ready. Begin with one output and refine from there.

Create with Sunburst

High quality starts at 16 credits per image.