GPT Image

GPT Image is an online AI image workspace that uses the GPT-Image-2 model. It allows users to generate new images from text (text-to-image), edit existing images by changing style or elements (image-to-image), and perform AI-powered photo retouching, all driven by text prompts.

GPT Image operates on a credit-based system. You start with a limited number of free credits, and generating images consumes them. For ongoing or commercial use, you need to purchase additional credits or a subscription plan via the pricing page.

Yes, according to the website's terms, images generated on GPT Image can be used for commercial purposes, including advertising, product listings, and social media content. Always check the latest Terms of Service for specific licensing details.

Text-to-image creates a brand-new visual from a text description alone. Image-to-image uses an uploaded reference image as a base and transforms its style, background, or mood based on your text prompt while trying to keep specified elements consistent.

The platform supports uploading more than one reference image. This allows you to combine cues from different sources, such as using one image for subject and another for artistic style, to guide the AI with greater precision.

Yes. Using the image-to-image feature, you can upload a portrait and in your prompt specify that the face must remain stable or consistent. The AI will then attempt to change the background, clothing, or lighting while preserving the subject's likeness.

A vibe image workflow involves using inspirational images (like those in the gallery) as a creative starting point. You can click 'Create Similar' on any vibe image to use its style and composition cues as a reference for your own generation, speeding up the creative process.

Credits are the platform's currency for generating images. Each image generation (text-to-image or image-to-image) costs a certain number of credits, typically 1 credit per generation as indicated on the interface. You consume credits as you create or edit images.

The provided website content does not mention an API or developer tools. The primary interface is the web-based workspace. For integration possibilities, you would need to contact support or check for future documentation updates.

The website mentions upscaling as part of its feature set within the workspace. After generating or uploading an image, there should be options or tools available to upscale it for higher resolution, suitable for print or detailed digital use.