GPT Image 2.6
Pictures from words or from up to sixteen of your own, in two ways, at sizes up to 3840 × 2160 or one of your own, with a mask or notes to guide a change.
GPT Image 2.6 makes pictures from your words, or changes up to sixteen of your own pictures with words. When Studio offers it, you find it under Pictures on Studio's home and Images in Choose a model.
What it takes and makes
Make — words, and pictures if you like, to a picture
| Setting | What it takes |
|---|---|
| Your words | Required — up to 2,000 characters |
| Pictures | Up to 16 pictures (Image 1, Image 2… in the order you add them) |
| Kind | Flare or Sunburst — you choose one |
| Size | 1024x768, 1024x1024, 1024x1536, 1920x1072, 2560x1440, 3840x2160, auto or custom — starts at 1024x768 |
| Quality | Auto, Low, Medium, High, Extra high or Max — starts at High |
| Naming your references | Type @ and pick one — one of each kind, read as “the picture”, “the clip” or “the sound” |
| Makes | A picture |
The price is never written here — prices change. It is on the model's page in Studio: on the Make button and beside each length, size or quality that changes it, before you press.
The choices on its page
- Kind — Flare is quicker; Sunburst keeps more fine detail and takes longer.
- Size — six sizes, the model's own pick (Auto), or Custom: a width and a height of your own.
- Quality — from Low to Max. Auto lets the model pick, and is priced as Max.
- Reasoning — how much the model plans before it draws: more helps dense lettering and busy layouts, and takes longer.
- Background — Transparent for a picture with no background.
- Format — JPEG, PNG, WebP or a moving GIF. JPEG and WebP take a Compression; a GIF takes its Frames and Frame time, and each frame is priced as one picture.
Changing a picture
- Add the picture to change first. Then, if you like, add one guide beside it:
- a Mask — white where the picture may change, black where it must stay;
- or a Markup — a see-through picture of the same size as the first, with circles, arrows or notes on it.
- A mask and a markup never go together.
The price
The price is shown before you press. It follows the size, the quality, the frames of a GIF and every picture you add — a mask or a markup counts as one.