Workspace walkthrough

How to Use GPT Image 2 on gpt-image2.cc — five-minute onboarding

How to Use GPT Image 2 here means browser-only: sign in, open /generate, choose text-to-image or image edit, spend credits, download. How to Use GPT Image 2 efficiently is generate → compare two seeds → edit winners with ONLY clauses → export. This page maps every control in the gpt-image2.cc workspace so How to Use GPT Image 2 tutorials from other sites translate without guessing which button is which.

How to Use GPT Image 2 — timeline

  1. 1

    Open /generate

    Sign in if prompted. The workspace loads the GPT Image 2 collection with text-to-image and edit modes in one panel.

  2. 2

    Set size & quality

    Pick landscape, square, or portrait before you prompt—aspect ratio is compositional, not just a crop on export.

  3. 3

    Write or paste a brief

    Use subject + setting + style + lighting. Quote in-image text verbatim when layout copy matters.

  4. 4

    Generate twice

    Run two seeds, pick the cleaner frame, then optionally upload it for a focused edit pass.

  5. 5

    Download PNG

    Export the approved still for Figma, ads, or handoff. Keep the winning prompt in your team doc for reruns.

Workspace controls

  • Prompt field

    40–120 words for most stills; JSON-style briefs work for complex diagrams.

  • Reference upload

    One hero image for edits; say what stays locked (product geometry, face, logo).

  • Image size

    Match ad placement—9:16 for stories, 16:9 for heroes, 1:1 for cards.

  • Quality

    Draft at standard quality; switch up for client-facing exports.

Before edit referenceAfter GPT Image 2 edit

FAQ

How to Use GPT Image 2 without installing Python?
Use gpt-image2.cc /generate—everything runs server-side through the hosted model.
How many credits does one GPT Image 2 image cost?
See /pricing for current per-image rates; quality and size affect cost.
How to Use GPT Image 2 for edits only?
Upload a reference, switch to edit mode, and lead with a change/preserve list.
Where are outputs stored?
Downloads land on your device; history may appear in your account gallery when signed in.