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A design brief needs more than a style word. Specify the hierarchy, subject, palette, and space for the final layout, then explore the composition with GPT Image 2.5 on Ideogram 4. Start from text or references and review a single visual concept before adding the finishing design details.
Use the generator to explore imagery while keeping the final typography and layout review in your own hands.
Name the main element, the supporting details, and the areas that should remain quiet. This gives a poster or editorial image a clearer brief than style alone.
A product photo can define the subject while another image suggests materials or color. Explain which characteristics you want from each reference.
Select a supported ratio and 1K, 2K, or 4K before generating. Custom pixel dimensions are not available; check the downloaded file against your layout requirements.
GPT Image 2.5 is a separate model choice on this site. Its Flare and Sunburst versions use their own version and resolution controls; they do not use the Ideogram V4 Turbo, Balanced, or Quality rendering-speed setting.
For GPT Image 2.5, a written prompt is required for both text generation and reference editing. Up to 16 input images can guide one output. Each 1K image costs 3 credits, 2K costs 5, and 4K costs 7. The same prices apply to both versions, with no extra charge for references.
Review object placement and unwanted marks, then add or refine final copy in a design tool. Generated text and precise layout should be checked rather than assumed correct.
Switching between the site’s image models changes the available controls. Confirm GPT Image 2.5 is selected before choosing Flare or Sunburst.
Build a prompt around the visual problem, then make a deliberate revision.
Bring subject, texture, and environment references together. Describe their roles so the requested result has a coherent direction.
Ask for a plain area for a heading or label. Inspect the generated composition before placing measured typography over it.
A new brief or version selection creates one new image. Save useful results in My Creations and compare them in your own review process.
1K/2K/4K cost 3/5/7 credits per request. Confirmed generation failures refund that charge in full.
The examples leave final text to the layout stage so you can evaluate the underlying image separately.
Choose 2:3 and 2K. Prompt: "A graphic poster image of three oversized fern leaves on a warm ivory background. Deep forest green, one muted orange circle behind the leaves. Flat screen-print texture, strong silhouette, leaves concentrated in the lower two thirds. Leave the top third clean for a title to be added later. No lettering, logos, or border." Check whether the image hierarchy works before setting the exhibition title.
Upload a box photo as reference 1 and a fabric photo as reference 2. Select 4:5 and 2K. Prompt: "Show the tea box from reference 1 standing on a pale tabletop, with fabric inspired by reference 2 loosely folded behind it. Soft side lighting, gentle shadow, muted sage palette. One box only, front panel visible, no extra labels or loose tea leaves." Compare the package outline with the original and inspect any lettering before using the mockup.
Give the model the image decisions, then inspect the composition as a designer.
Write the subject, palette, materials, composition, and reserved space. Add references only when they clarify a specific decision.
Choose Flare or Sunburst, resolution, and ratio. Verify the displayed cost and generate one concept; no batch output is provided.
Download the image, inspect details, and place it into the intended layout. Refine lettering, alignment, and final delivery dimensions in your design workflow.
Model controls, layout limits, and the review steps that matter for design work.
No. They are separate model choices. GPT Image 2.5 offers Flare and Sunburst with 1K, 2K, or 4K output; Ideogram V4 has its own settings. Choose the intended model before submitting.
This page generates a complete image from the submitted prompt and references. It does not expose editable layers, masks, or measured layout locks. Use a design editor for precise final typesetting.
Inspect the generated lettering and compare important details with your source. Use the image as a concept when text needs correction, and prepare final labels separately rather than assuming exact reproduction.
Up to 16 references and either version are included in the resolution price: 3 credits at 1K, 5 at 2K, and 7 at 4K. A task returns one image.
Yes. Open My Creations to inspect the task later. Submitted tasks cannot be cancelled. Confirmed generation failures refund the full charge; a delayed status check alone is not a failure.
Describe a visual hierarchy, add the relevant sources, and generate an image concept to evaluate in your layout.