Render long, dense, multi-font typography inside images — headlines, small print, foreign scripts — with the crispness of a vector file. No more garbled letters.
Upload a Reference Image
Drop a reference photo to edit or remix on our platform. The editor preserves lighting, composition, and faces across revisions while applying your prompt exactly where you want it. Leave it empty to generate from pure text instead.
Supports PNG, JPG, WebP up to 24MB
Pick an Aspect Ratio
Choose a ratio that matches your use case. 1:1 for social avatars, 16:9 for hero banners, 9:16 for mobile stories, 2:3 for posters and print.
Photoreal Text-to-Image from a Single Prompt
Prompt: "A freshly baked sourdough loaf on a slate board, warm morning light through a kitchen window, steam drifting upward, crumb visible through a clean cross-section, food photography, 50mm." The model renders the whole scene in one pass — accurate crust shading, realistic steam, correctly focused depth of field. Ideal for product shots, editorial hero imagery, and recipe pages.
Photoreal sourdough bread rendered by the modelAccurate In-Image Typography at Any Length
Prompt: "A retro-futurist movie poster titled 'ORBIT STATION 9' with tagline 'the last signal from the ring', deep indigo sky, chrome lettering, subtle film grain." It renders dense, legible type inside the image — titles, taglines, small print — without the garbled glyphs that plagued earlier models. Finally usable for posters, ads, and mock-ups you can ship.
Retro-futurist movie poster with sharp typography rendered by the modelIntent-Preserving Image Editing
Prompt: "Swap the red jacket for a navy peacoat, keep everything else identical." Upload a reference and the model edits exactly what you ask — nothing more. Lighting, composition, face, hands, and background stay stable across revisions, so your subject still looks like the same person after ten iterations. Drag the divider to compare before and after.
Reference portrait before editing
Same portrait after the jacket color is swappedMulti-Subject Scenes with Consistent Identities
Prompt: "Four coworkers around a whiteboard mid-brainstorm — Maya (Black, curly hair, yellow sweater), Kenji (Japanese, glasses, grey tee), Priya (Indian, long hair, denim jacket), Luca (Italian, beard, navy hoodie). Warm studio light." it keeps each person's identity, clothing, and body language intact instead of averaging faces. Hand them off to panels, storyboards, or a comic strip and the cast stays the cast.
Four distinct coworkers rendered consistently by GPT Image 3Style Transfer without Losing the Source
Prompt: "Reinterpret this photo as a watercolor illustration in the style of mid-century children's books, warm palette, visible paper texture." Upload a photo and the model applies the style while preserving the composition, expressions, and readable details. Perfect for turning family snapshots into framed prints or product photos into editorial illustrations.
Original photograph before style transfer
Same photograph reinterpreted as a watercolorPrecise Spatial Reasoning from Long Prompts
Prompt: "A bookshop window at dusk, seven books stacked left to right by color from red to violet, a tabby cat on the third shelf staring at the camera, rain on the glass, warm interior lamp." it tracks counts, colors, positions, and relationships across a dense prompt — not just the dominant nouns. The rainbow stays in order, the cat lands on the third shelf, and the rain actually hits the glass.
Bookshop window scene obeying counts and colors from the promptProduct Mock-ups that Ship to Clients
Prompt: "A matte-black wireless earbuds case on a concrete surface, soft north-window daylight, brand logo embossed cleanly on the lid, hero angle for a landing page." the model produces studio-quality product renders with controllable angle, lighting, and branding — ready to drop onto a hero section without a real photo shoot. Great for pre-launch pages, Kickstarter updates, and A/B tests.
Studio-quality earbuds mock-up generated by GPT Image 3Character Sheets with Stable Identity
Prompt: "Character sheet for 'Iris', a detective in 1920s Lisbon — front, three-quarter, and profile views, same face and wardrobe across all three, sepia color palette." it keeps facial features and clothing aligned across every pose on the same sheet. The same hero stays the same hero whether you render one image or ten, which makes it usable for comics, games, and animatics.
Three-pose character sheet with consistent identityWhat Makes GPT Image 3 Different
A focused summary of the advances users will feel the moment they switch to the new model. Every bullet maps to a real change in how the model reads prompts, plans scenes, and paints pixels.
GPT Image 3 Pricing
Flexible plans for hobbyists, creators, and studios. Subscribe for predictable monthly credits or top up when you need a burst. Credits work for both text-to-image and image editing on the platform.
Starter
$9.9/ month
Start creating today.
Includes:
- 2,950 credits per month
- ~118 images/month
Creator
$19.9/ month
Best for working designers.
Includes:
- 6,500 credits per month
- ~260 images/month
Studio
$49.9/ month
For teams and heavy users.
Includes:
- 18,000 credits per month
- ~720 images/month
GPT Image 3 FAQ
Common questions about GPT Image 3 — capabilities, availability, pricing, and how this site fits in.
01What is GPT Image 3?
GPT Image 3 is the upcoming successor to OpenAI's GPT Image 2, the image generation model that topped the LM Arena leaderboard with state-of-the-art text rendering, reasoning, and photographic quality. This site tracks the model's rollout and lets you generate images on the most capable model available today. The moment GPT Image 3 ships, subscribers on this site get first access.
02When is GPT Image 3 expected to launch?
OpenAI has not announced an exact launch date for GPT Image 3. Historically, the image model has seen a major generational upgrade roughly once a year. You can start generating on the current state of the art today, and your credits will automatically apply to the new renders the moment the new model becomes available.
03How is GPT Image 3 different from earlier image models?
The step from 2 to 3 is expected to sharpen every axis that made GPT Image 2 a leap over legacy diffusion models: text rendering inside images, spatial reasoning across long prompts, faithfulness during editing, and photographic realism. Speed should improve again, which shortens the feedback loop for designers iterating on a brief.
04Can I use GPT Image 3 outputs commercially?
Yes. Generated images can be used for commercial work including ads, product pages, editorial imagery, book covers, merchandise, and client deliverables. Follow OpenAI's usage policies regarding real people, trademarks, and disallowed categories. You own the outputs you create through this site.
05What makes your site a good place to use GPT Image 3?
One account, one bill, one prompt box — no dev work required. We pool access to the best image model available, handle quota and retries, let you compare aspect ratios side-by-side, and keep your full prompt history searchable. For studios on tight timelines, this removes weeks of tooling work.
06Is my data private?
Your prompts, uploaded reference images, and generated outputs are treated as private to your account. We do not resell your images or use them to train third-party models. You can delete any image from your history at any time with one click.