GPT Image 2.5 is here: create images with transparent backgrounds

AI photo editor

Upload an image and describe what to change, from colors and objects to visual style

Try a description like this Change the mug to dark blue, keeping its shape and the tabletop background

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Before and after a snowy scene with a person changes from cool to warm colors

How to edit photos with AI

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Upload the photo you want to edit

Add a base image. To reference a color, object, or style, add reference images within the limit of your selected model.

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Describe what to change and keep

For example, “Make the mug dark blue, keeping its shape and background.” Choose an aspect ratio and review the credit cost before generating.

3

Preview and download the result

Check the subject and details, then download the version you like. To make further changes, use the result as a new base image.

The same geometric forms shown in realistic, futuristic, line drawing, and warm-colored styles

Try different styles with the same photo

Describe the look you want, from realistic photography to illustration or from bright to warm tones, and prepare different versions for your content.

Before and after a framed picture is added to the wall in an interior photo

Add or replace objects in a photo

Tell AI what to add, where to put it, or which object to replace, so you can try new props and creative details.

A dog shown in snowy and grassy settings

Describe a different setting

Try another environment for a person or product and explain what you want to keep. If your main goal is a new scene, you can also use the AI background changer.

A tree in front of a building shown with green leaves and bare winter branches

Explain the details you want to edit

Specify the color, season, or detail to change and the subject to keep. Compare the result with your original, as AI may also alter other areas.

A snowy aurora scene changing from a blue night to warm morning light

Adjust the lighting and mood

Describe the brightness, color temperature, and light direction you want to explore. Review the subject and image details after generation.

What would you like to do next?

Frequently asked questions

Start with the most important change, then name the elements you need to keep. Avoid conflicting style or composition instructions. Review the result before deciding on another edit; each submission shows its own credit cost.

The base image is the picture you mainly want to edit. Other references communicate objects, colors or styles to borrow. Explain each image’s role in your prompt to make the intended edit clearer.

Compare the outline, quantity, materials, label text and logos with the original, and check for unwanted objects in the background. Make sure the edited colors and details still represent the actual product.