Step 1: Choose text or image input
Start from a written prompt for a new concept, or upload a source image when the subject, composition, or style needs to guide the generation.
History
Using the reference photo, show what this person would have looked like around 1985. Preserve their identity, facial features, skin tone, age, and recognizable appearance. Reimagine their hair, clothing, accessories, and surroundings with unmistakably mid-1980s styling: expressive silhouettes, statement accessories, layered details, distinctive colors, and textures. Make it feel like a genuine 1985 photograph with analog grain, faded color, direct flash, and subtle softness. Add a period-accurate red-orange date stamp in the lower corner. No modern objects.
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AI Image Generator
Generate reviewable images from prompts or source visuals with an AI Image Generator workflow built around visible settings, credit estimates, and saved output history.
How the AI Image Generator Works
The workspace keeps each important choice visible before generation: input type, prompt, model, output size, format options, and estimated credit cost.
Step 2: Write a prompt you can review
Describe the subject, visual style, layout, lighting, text requirements, and constraints in plain language so the finished image can be checked against the brief.
Step 3: Inspect and save the result
Review details such as faces, product shapes, rendered text, brand fit, and image rights before using the output in campaigns, client work, or public content.
Transparent AI Image Generator Workflows
The AI Image Generator presents GPT Image 2 as a practical production tool: clear inputs, visible model choices, prompt history, credit review, and outputs you can inspect before publishing.
Text-to-image for fresh concepts
Use a prompt to draft portraits, posters, product ideas, infographics, social visuals, and creative directions without starting from a blank design file.
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Image-to-image for guided changes
Upload a reference when composition, character identity, product shape, or style direction matters, then use the prompt to describe the exact change you want.
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Readable prompt records
Keep the prompt, model, and result together so you can compare versions, repeat a useful direction, or explain how an image was generated during review.
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Credit estimates before submission
Review the estimated credit cost before running a task. Failed tasks are handled through the workspace flow instead of leaving the result unclear.
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Where the AI Image Generator Fits in a Real Workflow
Use the AI Image Generator for drafts and production support, then review the output for factual accuracy, brand consistency, and rights to any uploaded references.
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Draft social visuals faster
Generate thumbnail ideas, character looks, and vertical content concepts before spending time on final layout or editing.
FAQ
Practical answers about AI Image Generator quality, GPT Image 2 prompt control, credit estimates, source-image rights, and human review.
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Generate a reviewable AI image
Start from a prompt or source image in the AI Image Generator, preview the credit estimate, and inspect the finished result before you publish or hand it off.
