Model guide
GPT Image 2 AI Image Generator
Create images from text or transform existing visuals with GPT Image 2 in KiwiMotion. Explore real results, reference-guided workflows, published prompts, and the settings available in Create Image.
Made with GPT Image 2
Real KiwiMotion results. Open any image to see its published prompt.
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What Is GPT Image 2?
GPT Image 2 is OpenAI’s model for high-quality image generation and editing from text and image inputs. It supports flexible output sizes and high-fidelity image inputs, so you can create a new visual or work from an existing one.
In KiwiMotion, use Text to Image for a written idea or Image to Image to provide references. Describe the subject, composition, lighting, materials, typography, and what should change or stay visually consistent.
Explore the Possibilities
Create from Text or Work from References
Both paths live in KiwiMotion’s Create Image workspace; choose the one that fits your source material.
Text to Image
Describe a new scene
Begin without an upload. Name the subject, setting, framing, and mood.
Explore Text to Image →Image to Image
Guide an edit with a reference
Upload a source image, then say what to change and what to keep recognizable.
Explore Image to Image →GPT Image 2 Prompt Examples
Browse the results and short previews here; each detail page has the complete prompt.
How to Get Better Results with GPT Image 2
A practical sequence for both new images and reference-guided edits.
- 01
Choose a workflow
Create from text or upload an image for a reference-guided edit.
- 02
Lead with the subject
Say what should be visually dominant before adding supporting detail.
- 03
Set the scene
Describe the environment, framing, viewpoint, and arrangement.
- 04
Choose a treatment
Specify photography, editorial, illustration, cinematic, or poster style.
- 05
Direct key details
Call out lighting, materials, colors, clothing, or typography that matter.
- 06
For edits, protect what matters
State both the requested change and what should stay recognizable.
GPT Image 2 Settings in KiwiMotion
- Workflow
- Text to Image · Image to Image
- Reference images
- 1–16 active images for edits
- Aspect ratios
- 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4
- Quality
- Standard · Medium · High
- Output tiers
- Standard · HD · QHD · 4K
- Saved results
- Completed images in your KiwiMotion Library
View available sizes
Standard — 1024 × 1024 · Standard — 1024 × 768 · Standard — 768 × 1024 · HD — 1920 × 1080 · QHD — 2560 × 1440 · 4K — 3840 × 2160 · HD — 1080 × 1920 · QHD — 1440 × 2560 · 4K — 2160 × 3840
GPT Image 2 FAQ
What can I create with GPT Image 2?
You can create portraits, product visuals, posters, editorial concepts, cinematic scenes, social content, and other original images from prompts or reference images in KiwiMotion.
Can I generate GPT Image 2 images from text?
Yes. Select GPT Image 2 in Create Image, describe the image you want, choose the available settings, and generate without uploading a source image.
Can I use reference images with GPT Image 2?
Yes. KiwiMotion's GPT Image 2 edit workflow accepts from 1 to 16 active reference images. Only images you upload or retain in the Studio are submitted.
Can I edit an existing image?
Yes. Upload the existing image as a reference, describe the requested change, and state which subjects, objects, or composition details should remain consistent.
Which aspect ratios are available?
The current GPT Image 2 configuration supports 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, and 3:4. Available output sizes update with the selected aspect ratio.