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GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image

Generate high-quality images from text using OpenAI's GPT Image 1.5 model. Choose from multiple quality levels and create images with transparent backgrounds.

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What can GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image help you create?

GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image turns a written brief into an image draft you can inspect and refine. State the main subject first, then add the setting, composition, visual style, lighting, and final placement. Pick only settings that support the decision you are testing, and revise one clear instruction after each result.

What Can GPT Image 1.5 Do?

  • Flexible Quality Options

    Choose from three quality levels - Low (6 credits), Medium (10 credits), or High (40 credits) - to balance between cost and image quality.

  • Transparent Background Support

    Generate images with transparent, opaque, or automatic backgrounds, perfect for logos, icons, and design elements.

  • Multiple Image Sizes

    Support for square (1024x1024), landscape (1536x1024), and portrait (1024x1536) orientations to fit your needs.

  • OpenAI Technology

    Powered by OpenAI's GPT Image 1.5 model, delivering consistent and high-quality image generation results.

How to get more useful GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image results

  • Write for the decision you need to make

    Use GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image to make a visual decision concrete. Name the audience, focal subject, required objects, and intended destination before adding decorative style. This gives every generation a clear purpose and makes feedback easier to apply in the next prompt.

  • Keep iterations comparable

    Change one major variable at a time: framing, light, palette, subject detail, or style. A stable prompt makes it easier to see what caused a useful result. Save the wording that worked, then build a new version from that controlled baseline.

  • Review important output details

    AI images can introduce unexpected text, visual inconsistencies, or factual errors. Check labels, spelling, product details, accessibility needs, and brand requirements before using any output in a customer-facing asset or a published document.

How to Use GPT Image 1.5

  1. 1

    Write Your Prompt

    Describe the image you want to create with detailed instructions.

  2. 2

    Choose Quality & Settings

    Select your preferred quality level, image size, and background option.

  3. 3

    Generate

    Click Generate and receive your image. Higher quality takes slightly longer but produces better results.

Practical GPT Image 1.5 - Text to Image use cases

  • Creative direction

    Turn a campaign, editorial, presentation, or product brief into a visual reference that a team can discuss. Use the result to agree on mood, framing, and hierarchy before committing to a detailed production process.

  • Concept comparison

    Generate controlled alternatives for a single idea: vary composition, atmosphere, setting, or color direction while keeping the subject stable. Compare the options against the channel and audience instead of choosing only by visual novelty.

  • Prompt-led production planning

    Use a generated image as a planning aid for a shoot, illustration, design handoff, or storyboard. Treat it as a draft; validate claims, typography, licensed assets, and final brand elements in the production workflow.

What to review before using an image

  • Generated images can miss spelling, numbers, proportions, or small details. Review the result before sharing it publicly.
  • Use only prompts, references, and output rights that fit your intended use. Check your organization’s policies and the applicable model terms.
  • Treat a generated image as a creative draft when accuracy, accessibility, legal claims, or brand consistency matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

What image sizes does GPT Image 1.5 support?

GPT Image 1.5 supports three sizes: 1024x1024 (square), 1536x1024 (landscape), and 1024x1536 (portrait).

What are the quality options and their costs?

There are three quality levels: Low quality costs 6 credits per image, Medium quality costs 10 credits, and High quality costs 40 credits. Higher quality produces more detailed and refined results.

Can I generate images with transparent backgrounds?

Yes! GPT Image 1.5 supports transparent backgrounds. You can choose between Auto (automatic decision), Transparent (clear background), or Opaque (solid background).

When should I use High quality vs Low quality?

Use High quality for final production work, professional projects, and when detail matters most. Use Low or Medium quality for quick iterations, testing ideas, or when budget is a concern.

What output format does GPT Image 1.5 use?

All images are generated in PNG format, which preserves quality and supports transparency when needed.

Pricing

Flexible pricing based on quality

Low Quality
6 credits
Medium Quality
10 credits
High Quality
40 credits (recommended)

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
Output formatPNG
Image sizes1024x1024, 1536x1024, 1024x1536
Quality levelsLow, Medium, High
Background optionsAuto, Transparent, Opaque
Cost range6-40 credits per image

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