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GPT Image 2
Turn a product brief into a visual starting point.
An image-generation family introduced with ChatGPT Images 2.0. Use this guide to plan a controlled product composition and compare it with later versions.
Independent model guide · Reviewed September 16, 2026
01 / UNDERSTAND
What to know
before you create.
- Image-generation family
- Introduced with ChatGPT Images 2.0
- Compare separately with GPT Image 2.5
Capability summary based on the provider’s published material. Limits and availability can vary by model variant and access platform. Read the source ↗
02 / APPLY
Build a storyboard reference frame
A storyboard image should resolve composition before video production starts. Decide where the product sits, what the viewer notices first and which parts of the frame must remain clear for captions. Treat the image as a planning artifact until product details have been reviewed.
Check garment geometry and any human anatomy before using the frame as a video reference.
03 / START WITH A BRIEF
A prompt idea for GPT Image 2 research.
Original creative direction, not a generated sample. Adapt it to your selected tool’s supported settings.
Make a storyboard frame for the supplied blue overshirt: a waist-up model standing near a plain window, hands relaxed, shirt front clearly visible. Preserve its collar, pocket placement and buttons. Natural daylight, balanced composition, space above the shoulders for a caption added later. No invented patterns.
04 / QUESTIONS
GPT Image 2 FAQ
What is GPT Image 2?
An image-generation family introduced with ChatGPT Images 2.0. Use this guide to plan a controlled product composition and compare it with later versions.
Can I generate with GPT Image 2 on this page?
This page is a model guide, not a generator. Open the Zlink workspace to see the models and settings actually available to your account. Inclusion in this library is not an integration announcement.
Is the example prompt a tested model output?
No. It is an original Zlink creative brief for adaptation, not a benchmark or a generated example. Confirm your selected model supports the requested inputs and inspect the result against your real product.
How should I compare models for an apparel campaign?
Check garment geometry and any human anatomy before using the frame as a video reference. Use the same source assets and assess product fidelity, motion, editing effort and the cost of usable results.
Bring your next product brief to Zlink.
Start with your product. Check available models and settings in the workspace before generating.
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