GPT Image 2.6 Flare Image Generator

Prompts to try with GPT Image 2.6 Flare

Product recolour, day-to-night edits, object removal and reference-guided restyles. Click an example to load its prompt.

Recolor headphonesRecolor the ivory headphones to rich cobalt blue. Keep their exact shape, materials, position, lighting, backdrop, and natural shadow unchanged.Remove objectRemove the red bicycle and reconstruct the garden naturally. Keep the bench, plants, path, framing, colors, lighting, and shadows unchanged.Reference-guided restyleUsing the provided product and material references, restyle this bottle into a matte ceramic finish with a brushed-metal cap while preserving shape, label layout and camera angle.Portrait illustrationTransform this portrait into a sophisticated hand-painted gouache editorial illustration. Preserve the subject's identity, expression, pose, hairstyle, clothing, and composition.Studio shoe cutoutPlace this shoe on a clean seamless studio backdrop with soft directional light and a natural contact shadow, removing the original background completely.

Day to nightChange this cafe scene from sunny late afternoon to blue hour after light rain. Add warm interior glow and subtle pavement reflections while preserving the architecture and composition.Sunlit library interiorA photoreal sunlit library interior with tall oak shelves, a reading table by tall windows, warm wood floors and soft dust in the light.Model comparison collageA clean editorial collage comparing AI image models side by side, equal panels, subtle labels, soft studio backdrop and precise alignment.Expand cabin sceneExpand this cabin scene outward on all sides to reveal more of the surrounding forest, lake shoreline and sky while preserving the cabin, trees and existing lighting.

Recolor headphonesRecolor the ivory headphones to rich cobalt blue. Keep their exact shape, materials, position, lighting, backdrop, and natural shadow unchanged.Sunlit library interiorA photoreal sunlit library interior with tall oak shelves, a reading table by tall windows, warm wood floors and soft dust in the light.Portrait illustrationTransform this portrait into a sophisticated hand-painted gouache editorial illustration. Preserve the subject's identity, expression, pose, hairstyle, clothing, and composition.

Day to nightChange this cafe scene from sunny late afternoon to blue hour after light rain. Add warm interior glow and subtle pavement reflections while preserving the architecture and composition.Reference-guided restyleUsing the provided product and material references, restyle this bottle into a matte ceramic finish with a brushed-metal cap while preserving shape, label layout and camera angle.Expand cabin sceneExpand this cabin scene outward on all sides to reveal more of the surrounding forest, lake shoreline and sky while preserving the cabin, trees and existing lighting.

Remove objectRemove the red bicycle and reconstruct the garden naturally. Keep the bench, plants, path, framing, colors, lighting, and shadows unchanged.Model comparison collageA clean editorial collage comparing AI image models side by side, equal panels, subtle labels, soft studio backdrop and precise alignment.Studio shoe cutoutPlace this shoe on a clean seamless studio backdrop with soft directional light and a natural contact shadow, removing the original background completely.

What GPT Image 2.6 Flare is good at

GPT Image 2.6 Flare FAQ

What people ask before their first image on GPT Image 2.6 Flare.

1. 1

   What is GPT Image 2.6 Flare?

   Flare is the speed-first tier of GPT Image 2.6, the newest GPT Image release. It is the recommended default for fast iteration, layouts and edits.

2. 2

   How much does one image cost?

   From 25 credits per image at 1K (50 at 2K, 85 at 4K), charged when the image is delivered. A generation that fails is not charged.

3. 3

   When should I use Sunburst or GPT Image 2.5 instead?

   Use Sunburst (also from 25 credits) when detail and consistency across multi-turn edits matter more than speed. Use GPT Image 2.5 Flare (from 20 credits) or GPT Image 2 (from 10 credits) when you want a lower-cost GPT option.

4. 4

   Is Flare better for edits or layouts?

   Both. It handles focused edits (recolour, lighting, removal) and structured layouts when you need a fast first draft.

5. 5

   Do I need an OpenAI account or an API key?

   No. Choose GPT Image 2.6 Flare in the shared model picker and use the same account and credits as every other model.

6. 6

   Can I batch images or use references?

   Each run returns one image. You can attach up to eight reference images to guide the edit or layout.