500+ GPT Image 2 Prompt Examples

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GPT Image 2 Prompt Guide

How to write stronger prompts for GPT Image 2

Use these prompt design patterns to get cleaner composition, more accurate text rendering, better lighting, and more controllable results across portraits, posters, UI mockups, and commercial scenes.

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Name the core subject first

Open with the main object or scene before anything else. A precise subject like “editorial beauty portrait”, “matcha product poster”, or “mobile app onboarding screen” gives the model a much better foundation.

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Declare the visual style early

State the art direction clearly: photorealistic, anime, watercolor, packaging mockup, luxury ad campaign, UI design system, infographic poster, or cinematic still. This usually changes the output more than any other line.

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Guide framing and camera position

Mention close-up, full body, top-down, isometric, eye-level, low angle, or 9-panel storyboard layout. Composition instructions help the model organize the scene instead of guessing the framing on its own.

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Control the light and mood

Lighting language shapes the whole image. Try combinations like soft studio diffusion, golden-hour backlight, neon rim light, moody night ambience, or dramatic side light from the upper left.

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Lock the palette and materials

Call out exact colors, surfaces, and finishes: brushed steel, translucent acrylic, warm beige and gold, pastel pink and mint, matte black, glossy glass, or paper grain. This prevents bland default styling.

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Quote important on-image text

If the image needs readable words, put the wording in quotation marks and keep each text block short. Pair it with placement instructions like headline, badge, caption, label, or sign for clearer intent.