GPT Image 2.5

“Just ran a few tests, the biggest improvement in GPT Image 2.5 is more stable text and more realistic materials. When making posters and product images, the composition also looks more like a finished product. Especially the glass, metal and lighting details, which look much more natural than before.”

“The prompts are already quite complex. The difference isn't that obvious. At least from what I've seen, the difference between image2 and 2.5 isn't that big.”

“Image 2.5 throws me way to many moderation and guardrail errors even on harmless prompts”

“Three rounds of the so-called "change only one spot" editing still showed an average RGB channel change of about 2.35–2.74/255 outside the target area; pixels with differences exceeding 10 account for about 5.6%–6.0% of the non-target area. In other words, it achieves "high consistency at the visual level," not Photoshop layer-style, pixel-level lossless editing.”

“Why do I get copyright restriction rejections when I try to generate images of celebrities or movie characters? How do I solve this?”

“Same thing happened to me too, like thanks for consulting with me lol”

“Also, the images generated in codex now come with transparent backgrounds directly. You just need to tell it to make the background transparent when generating images. I want to emphasize this point—many people creating game characters probably do this: first create a prototype character image, then to remove the surrounding area, you first need to fill it with a solid green color, and after the whole image is done, you remove the green. If you're only removing one, that's manageable, but if you're removing dozens in bulk, it's absolutely grueling work. Using AI to remove backgrounds also leaves many artifacts. These problems are all solved. (Solved in 2.0)”

“Here Flare has 50% lower latency compared to GPT Image 2 while maintaining better quality”

“Reduced GPT's blurry/smudged appearance and improved speed by 30%”