Image 2.5 AI Image Generator

Creative controlImage inputsMultiple models

Start with a few words or a reference photo. Choose AI Image in the creator below, then select your model and shape the details. The moving background offers a reference for composition and mood.

Enter text, describe the content, movement... (e.g. A 3D boy skateboarding in the park.)

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CORE TECHNOLOGY

How do image models and settings work in Image 2.5?

Build images through text, reference, composition, and iteration. Use these motion references to explore framing, light, and mood for your next image brief.

Your selected model interprets the prompt

The image model you choose receives your prompt and uses it to guide the generated image.

Describe the subject, setting, and visual style

Include exact wording when requesting text in an image

Review how the chosen model interprets your instructions

Reference inputs depend on the model

Models with image-input support can use your uploaded reference alongside a written prompt.

Choose an image model that accepts references

Use the input limits shown for the selected model

Describe which details to keep and which to change

Each model supports its own output settings

Available aspect ratios and resolutions follow the capabilities of your selected image model.

Choose from the ratios shown in the creator

Select a resolution when the model offers that setting

Match the supported format to your intended use

Credit estimates follow the selected settings

The creator calculates a displayed credit cost for the image model and supported settings you choose.

Review the displayed amount before submitting

Check the amount again after changing models

Account for resolution choices where available

CREATIVE INSPIRATION

What visual directions can you explore with Image 2.5?

Explore visual directions for your next prompt. These curated examples illustrate creative styles; they are not a benchmark or a claim of model output.

Glass serum bottle on warm stone with soft natural shadows — A quieter kind of product shot
Warm stone, soft daylight, and a restrained palette.

Iced coffee splashing on a sunny beach beside coffee packaging — A campaign with summer energy
An iced drink, a bright setting, and room for a brand story.

Fashion portrait in an ivory suit beside a sunlit textured wall — An editorial point of view
Directional light, simple styling, and a deliberate composition.

Green serum bottle with a white dropper and delicate botanical stems — A botanical still life
Combine natural textures with a clean product arrangement.

IMAGE 2.5 WORKSPACE

What can you create from an idea with Image 2.5?

Build a product shot, explore a new composition, or develop a poster from a few well-chosen words. Start with an image model in the studio and refine the details that matter. The four images below are curated visual references for these creative directions.

Give your product a setting worth noticing

Describe the material, camera angle, surface, and light. Create a clean starting point for a product page, a campaign concept, or your next creative brief.

Specify soft studio light or a dramatic shadow

Choose a composition with room for your message

Explore backgrounds before committing to a shoot

Silver headphones on a pale stone surface with a dark studio background

Pale green skincare pump bottle against a muted green background

Start with a reference and change the direction

Upload an image and explain what should stay and what should change. Use an image-input model to explore packaging, backgrounds, and a new visual treatment.

Name the subject details you want to preserve

Describe the background and lighting changes

Review each result before creating the next version

Make space for words as well as images

Plan a poster with a clear headline, supporting copy, and a visual hierarchy. Put exact wording in your prompt, then check the result for spelling and layout.

Use quotation marks around the intended headline

Describe type size, placement, and color contrast

Inspect generated lettering before publication

Black festival poster with vivid orange and turquoise typography

Colorful illustrated coastal train poster with blue sea and an orange sunset

Explore a visual style before you settle on one

Turn a scene into an illustration, a travel print, or an editorial concept. Describe the palette, shapes, and mood to give your prompt a clear creative direction.

Try graphic shapes, painterly textures, or photography

Set a palette that fits your project

Match the aspect ratio to where the image will appear

HOW IT WORKS

How do you create your next image with Image 2.5?

A simple workflow for text-to-image and reference-led creation.

Describe your idea

Start with your subject, setting, lighting, and style. Upload a reference when you want the image to guide the result.

Choose your model and settings

Choose from the aspect ratios and any resolution controls shown for the selected model. Review the displayed credit cost before generating.

Review and refine the result

Inspect the result, adjust specific details in your prompt, and download the version you want to use.

Use your image in a project

Use the final download in social posts, campaigns, presentations, or other creative work.

MADE FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Where can Image 2.5 help with your next project?

Create useful visual drafts for the places your ideas need to go.

Social content

Explore feed images, launch announcements, and visual hooks. Choose portrait or square formats for your channel.

Product campaigns

Develop product scenes, background directions, and seasonal campaign concepts before investing in a finished shoot.

Design exploration

Try poster layouts, illustrated worlds, and editorial directions. Turn a written brief into images you can discuss.

Client presentations

Build moodboards and visual proposals that make your direction easier to understand, compare, and refine.

Which Image 2.5 plan fits your creative work?

Choose a credit plan for your next creative project.

Credit costs depend on model and settings

Each image generation uses credits based on the selected model and output parameters. Review the displayed cost before creating.

Some models offer resolution choices

Where resolution is available, the selected resolution can change the displayed credit cost. Check the amount after changing that setting.

Choose models based on your needs and budget

Different models have varying credit costs. Select one that fits your project requirements.

Track your credits in your account

Monitor your balance and usage to manage projects effectively within the workspace.

Starter

$20$16/mo

💰 Pay yearly only$240$192

Perfect for getting started with Image 2.5

800 credits/month
Download your generated images
Access to all templates
Review your saved image history
Email support within 24h
Community access
Text-to-image and image-to-image tools
Additional AI models
Access to AI image generation models

Priority support
Advanced features

Popular

Pro

$59.92$29.95/mo

💰 Pay yearly only$719$359.5

Scale

$299$149.5/mo

💰 Pay yearly only$3,588$1,794

For power users creating images with Image 2.5

17300 credits/month
Download your generated images
Access to advanced AI image generation models
Access to all templates
Priority customer support
Fastest generation queue
Dedicated account manager
Review your saved image history
All advanced image settings
Priority image processing
Text and reference image workflows
All premium image settings
Image creation workspace

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FAQs

What should you know before using Image 2.5?

Models, prompts, edits, and credits.

Getting started

What is Image 2.5?

Image 2.5 is an independent image creation workspace at image25.pro. Use text prompts or reference images with the models available in the studio. We are not affiliated with OpenAI.

How do I write a useful image prompt?

Describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting, and style. For text in an image, include the exact wording in quotation marks. Start with one clear idea, then refine specific details.

Can I create images from text alone?

Yes. Choose Text to Image, describe your idea, select an available image model, and review the credit cost before submitting.

Models and image inputs

Can I use GPT Image 2.5 here?

GPT Image 2.5 is not currently listed in this workspace. GPT Image 2 is a separate model available when shown in the model selector.

Can I edit an existing image?

Choose a model that supports image inputs, upload a reference, and describe what to change. Include the details you want to preserve. Input limits and available settings depend on the selected model.

Which image sizes can I use?

Aspect ratios and resolutions depend on the selected model. The form shows the supported settings so you can match the image to a post, presentation, or product page.

Credits and support

How many credits does an image cost?

The generator shows the credit cost for your selected model and settings before submission. Review this amount before creating an image. Higher resolutions and different models may use different amounts.

Can I get a refund for credits used?

Contact support to review the applicable refund policy for your account.

Examples and publishing

Where do the images and motion clips on this page come from?

The images and motion clips are curated creative references from our existing asset library. They illustrate composition, lighting, and visual styles; they are not verified outputs of an Image 2.5 model.

What should I check before publishing an image?

Review small details, text, faces, product labels, and any references you supplied. Confirm that the result fits your intended use and that you have the rights needed for your inputs.

Still have questions? Our support team is ready to help.

What can Image 2.5 help you create next?

Open the studio, choose an image model, and turn your prompt into a starting point.

Evaluate a direction before production

Visualize concepts and compare creative directions before committing to production.

Communicate your brief visually

Turn written briefs into visual drafts for clearer team or client communication.

Build on a reference you already have

Upload reference images to guide edits and explore new creative directions.

Review spending before iterating

Monitor credit usage and plan iterations based on your budget.

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