Turn a Prompt Into a GPT Image 2.5 Still at Full 4K
Type a prompt, choose 4K, and get a text-to-image render at full size. You go from words to a 4K file in a single pass.

GPT Image 2.5 is the image model OpenAI released on 8 September 2026. Type a prompt or add up to three reference images, choose 1K, 2K or 4K, then download a JPG. Sign up free for 40 starter credits.
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You set the prompt, the references, the ratio and the size. Every card below uses a real GPT Image 2.5 control, and the 4K one billed exactly what the 1K one billed.
Type a prompt, choose 4K, and get a text-to-image render at full size. You go from words to a 4K file in a single pass.


Upload up to three reference images and compose them into one new frame. You keep your own subjects and rebuild the scene around them.
Flare bills a flat 6 credits and Sunburst a flat 10 credits, whichever of the three sizes you pick. You draft at 1K and finish at 4K for the same price.


Anchor the render on your own photo, then describe the new setting, style or light. You move one subject through several scenes without reshooting.
You bring the campaign, the listing or the mood board. Pick the GPT Image 2.5 workflow that matches your job, then download a JPG at the size that job needs.
Describe a campaign or social still and download a JPG ready to post. You type the scene, pick 9:16 or 1:1, and download a GPT Image 2.5 image for your feed in the same session.


Draft at 1K, then render the approved frame at 4K for the same credits. You iterate at 1K until the concept lands, switch the size to 4K, and the charge does not move.
Combine a subject, a product and a setting from three photos into one frame. You upload three references from different shoots, and GPT Image 2.5 composes them into a single image you can refine and download.


Produce a clean product image from a prompt or a product reference photo. You describe the product and the set, or upload a product photo, then download a 4K JPG sized for your listing.
GPT Image 2.5 is the model behind every render here, and a failed one returns its credits. Your files download with no Seadanse-added mark, and history keeps every image.
Renders run on OpenAI's GPT Image 2.5, released 8 September 2026, through our provider — not a re-labeled substitute.
A GPT Image 2.5 4K final costs exactly what a 1K draft costs — 6 credits on Flare, 10 on Sunburst. Size never moves the price.
Every image downloads without a Seadanse-added mark. OpenAI may still embed C2PA or SynthID provenance in the file.
A render that errors returns its credits automatically — you never pay for an image you did not get.
Close the tab mid-render and the job keeps going; replay, download, or regenerate any image from your history.
You get 40 one-time starter credits free at sign-up — about 6 GPT Image 2.5 Flare renders, topped up by a pack or plan.
Every image you generate is yours to keep, publish, and reuse per plan terms.
Sign up free for 40 starter credits, then spend them on GPT Image 2.5. A 4K render bills the same as a 1K draft — 6 credits on Flare, 10 on Sunburst — and the estimate shows beside Generate before you submit.
You get the honest version here. You learn what a GPT Image 2.5 render costs, what 4K really means on this page, and which plan allowance does not cover it.
GPT Image 2.5 is the image model OpenAI released on 8 September 2026. On Seadanse it runs as a hosted browser tool. Type a prompt or add up to three reference images, choose 1K, 2K or 4K, and download a JPG. It does not output video.
Same release, two names. ChatGPT Images 2.5 is what OpenAI calls it inside ChatGPT, where it lives in a chat thread under that plan's limits. GPT Image 2.5 is the developer name for the same model. You need neither a ChatGPT seat nor a GPT Image 2.5 API key to use this page.
Sign-up is free and needs no card. You get 40 one-time starter credits, which covers about 6 renders on GPT Image 2.5 Flare at 6 credits each, or 4 on Sunburst at 10. Top up with a credit pack, or take a Pro plan, which renders both checkpoints without spending credits for the length of its unlimited-images term.
A flat rate that never moves with size: 6 credits on GPT Image 2.5 Flare and 10 on Sunburst, at 1K, 2K and 4K alike. For comparison, GPT Image 2 costs 4, Grok Imagine Image 2 costs 5, Seedream 5 Lite costs 6, and Nano Banana 2 costs 7 to 16 depending on size — so a 4K Nano Banana 2 image is 16 against Flare's 6. A failed render returns its credits automatically.
Yes, both checkpoints. On Pro, Flare and Sunburst render without spending credits for the length of the unlimited-images term, one at a time and at a slower queue than a paid render. Off Pro, or once that term ends, each render bills its own rate — 6 credits on Flare, 10 on Sunburst.
Yes. Choose 1K, 2K or 4K before you render, then one of eight framing options: 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16, 16:9, or auto. The image comes back in the framing you picked, at the size class you picked. Finished GPT Image 2.5 images download as JPG. There is no upscaler here — the size is set before the render, not after.
Up to three, and they compose into one new frame rather than running as separate jobs. Other sites quote higher counts taken from OpenAI's raw API; three is what we verified on this surface. References cost no extra credits, and leaving the upload empty gives you text-to-image from the prompt alone.
Both stay on the model pill, so nothing you built on GPT Image 2 goes away. GPT Image 2.5 is the newer release. It adds a real 1K, 2K and 4K size picker, takes up to three composed references instead of one, and bills 6 credits on Flare or 10 on Sunburst against GPT Image 2's 4. Stay on GPT Image 2 when your prompts are already tuned to its look.
They are OpenAI's two GPT Image 2.5 checkpoints, and the model pill offers both. OpenAI positions Flare as the fast everyday default, and Sunburst as the one built for work where editing precision matters most, at longer generation times. On Seadanse the difference you can see is the price: Flare bills 6 credits an image, Sunburst 10. Both take the same prompts, the same eight framing options, up to three reference images, and 1K, 2K or 4K.
Every page here runs the real models in your browser — jump to the one that matches the clip you have in mind.
Sign up free, claim your 40 starter credits, and point your first prompt at GPT Image 2.5 today. Your prompt and settings survive the login round-trip.