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Twenty prompts written for the GPT Image models, grouped by task. Copy one, or open it in the generator and change the details.
This library collects 20 GPT Image prompts in five groups: posters and text, product photos, photo edits, portraits and illustration. Good prompts name the subject, setting, style and light in one or two sentences, put exact words in quotation marks, and for edits say what must stay unchanged. Every prompt opens in the generator with one click.
Posters, products, edits, portraits and illustration, so you start from the right structure.
Each prompt names a subject, a setting, a style and the light.
Poster prompts quote the exact words, which GPT Image renders most reliably.
Swap the subject, colors or words and keep the rest of the structure.
Copy it, or press Try it to open it in the generator.
Editing and portrait prompts work on the photo you upload.
Change names, colors and words to fit your idea, then generate.
Full sentences beat keyword lists. Lead with the subject, then add the details that matter, in order of importance. The GPT Image models follow long prompts, so a little more detail usually helps.
A retro travel poster for Kyoto with a red pagoda and maple trees, the bold serif headline “KYOTO” at the top, printed paper texture.
A modern flyer for a summer jazz night with the title “Jazz in the Park” and the line “Saturday, 8 pm”, deep blue and gold.
A fantasy novel cover with a castle on a cliff at dusk and the title “The Last Lantern” in gold lettering, author name at the bottom.
A hand-lettered chalkboard menu that reads “Flat white 4.00, Lemon tart 5.50”, on a café wall in morning light.
Place this product on a pure white background with a soft natural shadow, centered, e-commerce style. Keep the label unchanged.
A bottle of sparkling water on wet black stone with frozen splashes, dramatic rim light, dark background.
Put this product on a marble kitchen counter next to fresh herbs and lemons, bright morning light.
A matte kraft coffee bag standing on a wooden shelf, the label reading “Highland Roast” in a clean sans serif.
Replace the background with a seamless light-gray studio backdrop. Keep the person, pose and clothes unchanged.
Relight this photo as golden hour: warm low sun, long soft shadows. Keep everything else the same.
Remove the people in the background and fill the space naturally. Do not change the main subject.
Turn this summer street into a snowy winter morning with light snowfall and lit windows.
Turn this selfie into a professional headshot: navy blazer, neutral gray background, soft even light. Keep the face exactly the same.
A candid portrait of a young man laughing on a city street, shot on 35 mm film, natural light, slight grain.
Repaint this portrait as a classical oil painting with a dark background and dramatic side light. Keep the likeness.
Turn the person in this photo into a gentle storybook character in soft gouache, same hairstyle and glasses.
A clean labelled diagram of a bicycle with arrows to the frame, chain, gears and brakes, flat colors on white.
A cozy isometric reading room with plants, warm lamps and a cat asleep on the sofa, soft pastel palette.
A sheet of six cute vegetable stickers with thick white borders, each with a tiny smiling face, on a plain light-gray background.
A minimal flat mark of a fox made of simple geometric shapes, orange on white, no text.
One clear result described in one or two sentences: the subject, setting, style and light, the exact words in quotation marks, and what must stay unchanged when you edit a photo.
Yes. Copy and adapt any prompt at no cost; you pay the usual credits only when you generate an image with it.
Add “keep the face exactly the same” to the prompt, use a sharp, well-lit photo and choose GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst; shorter editing instructions also drift less.
They are plain-language prompts, so they work with any GPT Image model, including the image features in ChatGPT. On GetGPTImage you also choose the model, shape and size.
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Last updated October 17, 2026