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Turn a prompt into campaign-ready images
Use GPT Image 2 for fast image generation from text prompts. Create product visuals, ad concepts, thumbnails, posters, and social assets with aspect ratio and resolution controls in the same workspace.
Built for first-draft visual direction
Start with the concept, not a blank canvas. The page is tuned for marketers, founders, and creators who need polished visual options before moving into final production.
Prompt-led concepts
Describe the subject, composition, mood, style, and output format in plain language, then iterate from the generated result.
Format controls
Choose aspect ratio and available resolution settings so the result fits ads, product pages, thumbnails, or social layouts.
Saved creation history
Generated images stay available in My Creations, so useful variants are easy to revisit and download later.
Best use cases
Keep this page focused on net-new images. Use image-to-image when you already have a reference or want to preserve a composition.
Brand and campaign boards
Explore visual directions for launches, seasonal campaigns, banners, and creative mood boards.
Product and ecommerce scenes
Generate lifestyle scenes, clean product mockups, and ad concepts before booking a shoot or editing assets.
Social creative variants
Create multiple hook visuals for short-form video covers, paid social, newsletters, and landing-page sections.
FAQ
What is a text-to-image generator best for?
It is best for creating new visuals from an idea: product mockups, campaign concepts, posters, thumbnails, editorial images, and social graphics.
Can I control the final format?
Yes. Choose from available aspect ratio and resolution controls before generation so the image fits your target channel.
When should I use image-to-image instead?
Use image-to-image when you already have source visuals and want to edit, restyle, or preserve part of the original composition.
Start with one clear visual brief
Write the subject, environment, style, and output goal. Generate a first draft, then refine the strongest direction.
Generate an image