GPT Image 2.5 is here: create images with transparent backgrounds

AI image generator

Describe your idea to create product visuals, social media images or illustrations, with optional reference images

Try a description like this A blue ceramic mug on a light wooden table, natural window light, with empty space in the upper left

Example image of a sunlit desert-style house surrounded by cacti

How to turn text into an image

1

Describe the image you have in mind

Include the subject, setting, and style. You can also upload reference images.

2

Choose a ratio and generate

Choose a shape for product images, covers, or vertical content, then review the model and credit cost.

3

Review and download your image

Check the details and download the result. Use the AI photo editor if you want to make further changes.

Portrait examples showing a close-up of an eye and a face in profile

Start creating with a description

Describe a person, setting, and style to generate portraits, avatars, or character concepts without first finding an existing image.

A black backpack shown from the front, side, bottom, and back

Use reference images to guide the subject

Add reference images and explain which colors, objects, or styles to borrow. The model uses them as guidance; check product shapes and logos in the result.

Example of a robot vacuum displayed in a bright living room

Explore ideas for product visuals

Describe surfaces, settings, and lighting to try product image concepts. Add a real product photo as a reference, or use the AI background changer when you only need a new scene.

A street character shown in photographic, neon, and illustrated styles

Create social images in different styles

Choose a square, portrait, or widescreen ratio and describe a photographic or illustrated style, subject placement, and space for a headline.

References of a woman, a dog, and a living room combined into an interior scene

Bring several references into an idea

Upload references for people, objects, or places and explain how they should relate in the image. References guide the composition but do not guarantee an exact reproduction.

What would you like to do next?

Frequently asked questions

No. You can generate an image from text alone. Add reference images when you have them and explain which colors, subjects or styles you want to use.

Describe the subject, setting, lighting and intended use. For example: “White running shoe, light gray studio background, side view, for a product listing.” Plain language is enough.

Choose a suitable aspect ratio and describe your composition and space for text. The usage hints help you choose a shape; they do not guarantee that the result meets every publishing requirement of a platform.

Some models support transparent output. Check the format and background options for your selected model. To turn an existing image into a transparent cutout, use the background removal tool.

Image generation uses credits. The cost for your selected model and settings is shown before you submit.