Edit uploaded images with natural-language instructions. Change backgrounds, refine products, or prepare video references at up to 4K.
Upload an image and describe what to change — no manual masking required.
Tell the AI what to change and what to keep in plain language.
Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution and quality settings for the edited result.
GPT Image 2 Edit is an AI image editing model that modifies uploaded images based on natural-language instructions. Upload one or more reference images, describe what to change and what to preserve, and generate a refined result at up to 4K resolution. A source image is required — this is an editing tool, not a text-to-image generator.
Upload a source image and describe the edit: what should change, what should stay the same, and how the result will be used.
Support for multiple reference images when the edit needs product, style, or subject context from more than one source.
Choose quality (low, medium, high) and resolution (1K, 2K, 4K) for the edited output.
Creative engine
Upload, describe the edit, choose settings, and preview credits before generating.
GPT Image 2 Edit handles targeted changes while preserving the parts of the image you want to keep.

Keep the subject and change the background, lighting, and shadow to match a new setting.
Use the Edit model when you already have an image and need controlled changes, not a new image from scratch.
Preserve product shape, face identity, pose, or composition while changing specific elements.
Describe what to change and what to preserve in plain language instead of painting masks.
Clean up a reference image before using it as Seedance image-to-video input.
Core capabilities for reference-based image editing.
Start from uploaded reference images and use text instructions to guide the edit.
Use multiple source images when the edit needs product, style, or character context.
Choose low, medium, or high quality to balance detail against credit cost.
Output edited images at 1K, 2K, or 4K depending on the intended use.
Key parameters for the image editing model.
Four steps from source image to edited result.
Start with the source image or images that should guide the edit.
Describe what to change, what to preserve, and how the edited image will be used.
Pick quality, resolution, and output format before running the edit.
Check the estimated cost, generate the edit, and download the result.
Use the Edit model when you have an existing image that needs targeted changes.
Change background, lighting, or scene while keeping the product recognizable.
Create alternate versions of a poster, frame, or social image from the same source.
Refine a still image before using it as input for Seedance image-to-video generation.
Adjust visual style, color mood, or setting without starting from a blank prompt.
Common questions about AI image editing.
Upload your image, describe the changes, choose settings, and preview credits before generating.
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Standard Seedance video mode for 480p, 720p, and 1080p generation.
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Low-cost lightweight Seedance tier for 480p and 720p video at the lowest credit cost.
Create reference images, style frames, thumbnails, and product visuals for image or video projects.
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