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GPT Image 2.5

gpt-image-2.5-sunburst/image-to-image

OpenAI's two-tier image generation and editing models: Flare focuses on speed, Sunburst pursues precision, covering both text-to-image and multi-turn image refinement

Route

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Input

Output

image
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Pricing

gpt-image-2.5-sunburst/image-to-image per image

Specifications Unit Price
1K $0.050
2K $0.080
4K $0.120

Positioning Overview

The gpt-image-2.5-sunburst image editing pipeline is designed for developers who need high-fidelity modifications and extensions to existing images. It accepts one to sixteen reference images along with an editing instruction, outputs images at 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution tiers, and supports specifying aspect ratios and transparent backgrounds, making it suitable for design refinement workflows that require subject consistency across multiple iterations. Sunburst trades longer processing time for detail restoration precision.

Key Highlights

  • Precision-oriented editing pipeline — The Sunburst variant trades a longer per-request processing time for more refined detail restoration, making it suitable for editing tasks that are sensitive to final output quality.
  • Up to sixteen reference images in a single input — A single request can submit one to sixteen source or reference images, making it easy to feed subject, style, and layout information to the model together.
  • Four resolution tiers and selectable aspect ratios — Output supports 1K, 2K, and 4K resolution tiers plus thirteen aspect ratios, directly matching final deliverable specs and reducing secondary cropping.
  • Transparent backgrounds available at 1K — Transparent background mode is limited to 1K resolution; generated transparent assets can go directly into downstream compositing workflows.

Capabilities

Multi-reference conditional editing: Submit one to sixteen JPEG, PNG, or WebP images via image_urls, together with an editing instruction of up to 20,000 characters, to rewrite, replace, and outpainter existing assets.

Resolution and aspect ratio control: resolution selects the 1K, 2K, or 4K output tier; aspect_ratio supports thirteen ratios from 1:1 to 21:9, with the default auto letting the model decide.

Transparent background generation: background can be set to transparent, opaque, or auto; transparent mode is only available at 1K resolution, making it easy to produce cutout-free assets directly.

Refined detail restoration: The Sunburst variant prioritizes detail fidelity, staying closer to reference images in texture, lighting, and layout structure, making it suitable for editing rounds with higher final-output requirements.

Use Cases

  • Design teams batch-revising existing brand assets — Submit brand visual drafts as reference images, replace copy and color schemes according to a unified instruction, and produce complete asset sets for campaign delivery.
  • E-commerce operations refining product and scene images — Use real product photos as input to generate finished images with swapped backgrounds or scenes, ready for product detail pages and ad creatives.
  • Creatives iterating on the same image over multiple rounds — Continuously feed the current result back as input with supplementary instructions, converging step by step to the final draft and producing directly deliverable design finals.
  • Asset production requiring transparent-background graphics — Generate 1K transparent-background images from reference images plus editing instructions, to be used as layer assets in downstream compositing and layout.

Limitations and Selection Advice

Sunburst prioritizes precision, and a single request takes longer, so it is not suitable for low-latency or high-concurrency image generation scenarios; 2K and 4K output further increase compute and wait costs; transparent backgrounds are limited to 1K. Layouts with dense small text or complex legends remain error-prone, so manual review after output is recommended. If you need local deployment, self-tuning, or offline inference, this closed-source model cannot meet those needs, and an alternative solution is required. When you need fast batch image generation, consider the Flare pipeline in the same family.

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