GPT Image 2
Supports up to 16 reference images and 3000-character prompts for higher-consistency image generation, brand assets, and complex creative workflows
GPT Image 2
Image Generator
About GPT Image 2
GPT Image 2 is a newly added image generation model on Pearktrue. It supports both text-to-image and image-to-image workflows, accepts up to 16 reference images, and supports four practical aspect ratios: auto, 1:1, 9:16, and 16:9. It is especially useful for users who struggle with character inconsistency, lost product details, mismatched visual styles, and prompts that are too complex for shorter models.
Key Features
Up to 16 References
Upload up to 16 reference images for character consistency, product detail retention, multi-element fusion, and style alignment.
Text + Image Workflows
Supports both text-to-image and image-to-image for fresh generation, edits, expansions, and style improvements.
Practical Aspect Ratios
Supports auto, 1:1, 9:16, and 16:9 for e-commerce covers, social creatives, vertical posters, and widescreen visuals.
3000-Character Prompts
Describe complex creative direction, camera language, visual constraints, and brand requirements in a single prompt.
Clear Credit Pricing
Text-to-image costs 5 credits and image-to-image costs 8 credits, making planning easier for teams and batch workflows.
Built for Commercial Use
Well suited for brand visuals, e-commerce marketing, character design, poster creation, and multi-image fusion tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
GPT Image 2 FAQ
What Our Users Say
"The multi-reference workflow is the biggest win for me. Character sheets that used to take multiple rounds now land much closer on the first try."
Lina Zhou
Brand Designer
"I use it most for character consistency and series artwork. The 16-reference limit cuts down rework dramatically."
Jason Lin
Independent Creator
"The multi-reference workflow is the biggest win for me. Character sheets that used to take multiple rounds now land much closer on the first try."
Lina Zhou
Brand Designer
"I use it most for character consistency and series artwork. The 16-reference limit cuts down rework dramatically."
Jason Lin
Independent Creator