These are 24 complete, paste-ready image prompts for GPT Image 2 — built for text you can actually read. Text rendering is this model's headline strength: roughly 99% accuracy in English, strong multilingual results, and reliable dense text across headlines, subheads, body copy, labels, packaging, and UI. Where older models produce gibberish, GPT Image 2 reads the exact words you put in "quotes" and sets them as real typography. Every prompt here follows the same rules: quote the exact words, keep each element short, name the font family and weight, put the text instruction near the start, and add an "Aspect ratio X:Y" line plus 2K. Each has a one-line note on why it works.
GPT Image 2's native Thinking Mode reasons about layout and hierarchy before rendering, so complex, multi-element briefs need fewer rerolls. Want the full set? Start with the best GPT Image 2 prompts roundup, lean on the logo design prompts for brand marks, and keep the GPT Image 2 prompt cheat sheet open while you copy.
Event & music posters
Four prompts that hang a short, bold headline on a strong composition. Quote the title and date, name the type, and set a tall 2:3 or 3:4 poster frame at 2K — including a multilingual example that shows off GPT Image 2's non-English rendering.
1. Minimalist Concert Poster
Design a minimalist concert poster with the headline "MIDNIGHT ECHO" set large in a bold condensed grotesque sans-serif, centered in the upper third, plus a small subline "LIVE · SEPT 20" in the same family, light weight, along the bottom edge.
A single spotlight beam cuts diagonally across a deep charcoal background; a lone silhouetted singer at a microphone sits small at the base of the beam. Grain-free flat color, high contrast, generous negative space around the type. Color palette: charcoal black, warm amber spotlight, off-white text. Editorial poster style, gallery-clean.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: Putting the headline first and quoting it as short lines lets GPT Image 2 lock the type in Thinking Mode before it builds the scene, so the words stay crisp and correctly spelled.
2. Retro Film Festival Poster
Create a 1970s film festival poster. The title "SUN CINEMA" runs across the center in a chunky rounded retro serif, warm orange, slightly arched; below it a short line "JUNE 5–9" in a clean bold sans, and a tiny "OFFICIAL SELECTION" tag top-left.
Behind the type, concentric sunburst rays radiate from the horizon in cream, burnt orange, and mustard; a stylized palm and a strip of film reel frame the lower edge. Screen-printed texture, muted vintage color, thick borders. Color palette: burnt orange, mustard, cream, chocolate brown.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Best for: Festival, screening, and event promos where a warm retro headline plus two short taglines carry the whole design.
3. Japanese Jazz Night Poster
Design an elegant jazz-club poster with Japanese text. The headline reads "夜のジャズ" (yoru no jazu) set large in a refined vertical brush-style Japanese typeface down the right side, with a small romanized line "TOKYO JAZZ NIGHT" and a date "10月18日" in a clean sans along the bottom.
Moody scene: a saxophone player silhouetted against a warm amber stage glow, soft blue smoke drifting through the frame, deep shadows. Sophisticated, understated jazz-poster style, fine grain. Color palette: midnight blue, amber, warm off-white text.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: GPT Image 2 renders Japanese script cleanly, so quoting the exact characters and pairing them with a short romanized line shows off its multilingual text accuracy.
4. Vintage Travel Poster
Create a vintage travel poster with the destination name "AMALFI" set large across the lower third in an elegant tall serif, cream on a colored band, and a small tagline "COAST OF LIGHT" above it in a light italic.
Illustrate stacked pastel cliffside houses above a turquoise sea, a small sailboat, midday Mediterranean sun with long soft shadows. Flat mid-century illustration, screen-print texture, gentle color banding. Color palette: turquoise, terracotta, cream, sage green.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Best for: Wall-art and tourism posters where a single place-name is the hero and needs to be spelled perfectly.
Advertising & marketing
Four prompts for promos that sell. Lead with the offer text, quote the price or code exactly, and pick the frame for the placement — 16:9 banners, 4:5 feed ads, 9:16 stories.
5. Product Sale Banner Ad
Design a web banner ad. The headline "SUMMER SALE" is set left-aligned in a heavy bold sans, white; below it a large line "50% OFF" in an even bolder weight, and a rounded button that reads "SHOP NOW" bottom-left.
On the right, a single hero product — a pair of white sneakers — floats with a soft drop shadow on a bright coral background, a few confetti dots scattered around. Clean e-commerce ad style, strong contrast, product sharply lit. Color palette: coral, white text, black button.
Aspect ratio 16:9, 2K.Why it works: Naming the offer, discount, and button as three short quoted phrases keeps every word legible — critical when a typo in "50% OFF" kills the ad.
6. App Store Feature Ad
Create a vertical app promo. Top headline "TRACK EVERYTHING" in a modern medium-weight sans, white; a short subline "your day, one tap" beneath; a pill button "GET THE APP" near the bottom.
Center shows a single floating smartphone mockup with a clean dashboard UI, soft glow, on a smooth violet gradient background with subtle floating cards behind it. Polished product-launch aesthetic, crisp shadows, generous margins. Color palette: violet gradient, white text, mint accent button.
Aspect ratio 9:16, 2K.Best for: Story and Reels placements — the 9:16 story frame and short stacked lines fit the vertical slot cleanly.
7. Fashion Drop Announcement Ad
Design a fashion drop teaser. The words "NEW DROP" are set very large in a tall high-fashion serif, centered, ivory; a thin line "FRIDAY 10AM" runs beneath in spaced-out light caps.
A model in a minimalist beige coat stands off-center against a seamless studio backdrop, soft three-point softbox lighting, subtle film grain. Editorial fashion-campaign look, muted and expensive. Color palette: warm beige, ivory text, soft taupe.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Why it works: A two-word hero headline in a named high-fashion serif reads as premium and stays perfectly spelled at large size.
8. Coupon / Promo Code Graphic
Create a promo-code graphic. Center headline "TAKE 20% OFF" in a bold sans, then a dashed-border coupon box containing the code "SAVE20" in a chunky monospace, and a small line "code at checkout" below.
Bright mint background with a faint dotted ticket-edge motif around the frame, a small tag illustration in one corner. Clean, high-clarity promo layout, strong contrast so the code is unmissable. Color palette: mint, white coupon box, charcoal text.
Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Discount posts where the code must be readable — a short monospace code in its own box renders reliably. For matching brand marks, see the logo design prompts.
Quote & social media graphics
Four prompts for feed-ready quote cards and covers. Keep the quote short, quote it exactly, name the font, and use a 4:5 or 1:1 frame at 2K. GPT Image 2's clean multi-line handling keeps every element sharp.
9. Bold Quote Card for Instagram
Make an Instagram quote graphic. The quote "DONE IS BETTER THAN PERFECT" is set in a heavy bold sans-serif, broken across three centered lines, filling most of the frame; a small credit line "— unknown" sits beneath in light italic.
Flat solid deep-teal background, one thin rule under the quote, comfortable margins on all sides. Clean, modern, high-contrast typographic layout, no imagery. Color palette: deep teal background, off-white text, single coral accent rule.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Why it works: Breaking a short ALL-CAPS quote across a few lines keeps every element inside the reliable 1–4 word range while still filling the card.
10. Soft Pastel Motivational Post
Design a calm motivational post with the words "KEEP GOING" set large in a friendly rounded sans, warm brown, centered, and a small subline "one step at a time" beneath in a handwritten script.
Soft pastel background with a gentle peach-to-lilac gradient, a few loose hand-drawn leaf doodles in the corners, lots of airy space. Soft, wholesome, wellness-brand aesthetic, no photographic elements. Color palette: peach, lilac, cream, warm brown text.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Wellness and lifestyle feeds where a two-word headline plus a soft script subline sets the mood.
11. Carousel Cover With Big Number
Design a carousel cover slide. A huge numeral "7" fills the left half in an ultra-bold sans; to its right, stacked text "HABITS THAT STICK" in a tight bold sans, and a tiny footer "SWIPE →".
Solid mustard background, the big number in deep navy, a thin navy border framing the slide. Punchy editorial social layout, strong contrast, clean grid. Color palette: mustard, deep navy, white accents.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Why it works: A single giant numeral plus a three-word title gives an instantly scannable cover, and GPT Image 2 renders both digit and words cleanly.
12. Podcast Episode Quote Graphic
Create a podcast episode promo. A pulled quote "GROWTH IS UNCOMFORTABLE" is set large in a bold high-contrast serif, centered; a small tag "EPISODE 42" sits top-left and a short line "The Deep Work Show" runs along the bottom in a clean sans.
Dark plum background with a faint audio-waveform strip glowing behind the quote, a small circular headshot placeholder in the lower-right corner. Modern, premium podcast branding. Color palette: dark plum, soft gold text, muted rose waveform.
Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Shareable episode cards — the quote, episode number, and show name each get their own quoted slot.
Quote & typography posters
Four prompts where the word is the image. Put one short phrase in quotes, describe the material and lighting, and let the type do the work — including a right-to-left Arabic example. Use a 1:1 or 2:3 frame at 2K.
13. 3D Inflated Balloon Lettering
Render the single word "HELLO" as glossy inflated 3D balloon lettering, puffy rounded letterforms, soft studio reflections and a gentle rim light, floating slightly above a soft-shadowed surface.
Pastel-pink balloons on a clean cream background, subtle depth of field, playful and premium. Bright, cheerful 3D render, soft global illumination. Color palette: bubblegum pink letters, cream background, soft highlights.
Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Why it works: A single quoted word plus a clear material description gives GPT Image 2 one legible target, so the letterforms stay recognizable even when heavily stylized.
14. Hand-Lettered Chalkboard Sign
Create a café chalkboard sign. The words "FRESH COFFEE" are hand-lettered in a mix of bold brush script and caps, centered, with a small "OPEN DAILY" beneath in a simpler chalk hand and a tiny coffee-cup doodle.
Textured black slate background with realistic chalk dust and slight smudging, decorative flourishes and a thin chalk border. Warm, artisanal hand-lettering style, cozy café mood. Color palette: black slate, white chalk, a touch of pale yellow.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Best for: Signage and menu-board headers where a hand-lettered look still needs to read cleanly.
15. Arabic Calligraphy Type Poster
Design an elegant typographic poster centered on Arabic calligraphy. The word "سلام" (salaam, meaning peace) is rendered large and centered in a flowing Thuluth calligraphic style, deep ink blue, with a small romanized subline "PEACE" beneath in a light modern sans.
Warm cream background with a subtle geometric arabesque border in muted gold, generous negative space, gallery-print balance. Refined, contemporary art-poster style. Color palette: cream, ink blue, muted gold accents.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: GPT Image 2 handles Arabic and its right-to-left flow far better than older models — quoting the exact word and naming the calligraphic style keeps the letterforms authentic.
16. Double-Exposure Type Poster
Create a double-exposure typographic poster. The word "ESCAPE" fills the frame in a massive bold slab serif; inside the letterforms, a misty pine-forest landscape shows through, while the area outside the letters stays flat off-white.
Crisp letter edges, the forest imagery contained cleanly within the type, a tiny footer line "wander often" bottom-center. Modern minimalist art-poster style, muted and atmospheric. Color palette: off-white, deep forest green, soft gray mist.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Best for: Art prints and covers — the big single word doubles as both headline and image mask.
Packaging & labels
Four prompts for product labels that carry a brand name plus several short lines of copy. Quote each line, name the type, and set a 4:5 or 2:3 frame at 2K — GPT Image 2's dense-text accuracy makes label copy legible.
17. Artisan Coffee Bag Label
Design a coffee bag label wrapped on a matte kraft pouch. The brand "NORTH ROAST" sits at the top in a bold condensed serif; below it a line "SINGLE ORIGIN · ETHIOPIA", then tasting notes "BLUEBERRY · COCOA · CITRUS" in a clean sans, and a small "250g · WHOLE BEAN" line at the bottom.
A simple line-art mountain icon between the brand and the details. Realistic product-label mockup on the pouch, soft studio lighting, gentle shadow. Color palette: kraft brown, deep forest green, cream text.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Why it works: GPT Image 2 keeps four separate quoted label lines spelled right and in hierarchy — the multi-string density that trips up other models is exactly its strength.
18. Craft Beer Can Label
Design a craft beer can wrap. The brand "TIDE HAZY" runs large across the center in a bold retro sans, the style "HAZY IPA" beneath it in condensed caps, and a small footer "6.2% ABV · 440ml".
Bold wavy background pattern in coral and teal evoking rolling surf, a small line-art wave crest icon above the brand. Realistic aluminium-can mockup, soft cylindrical highlight, studio lighting. Color palette: coral, teal, cream text, navy detail.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Beverage branding mockups — the brand, style, and ABV each get a quoted slot so the can reads like a real product.
19. Skincare Bottle Label
Create a minimalist skincare bottle label on a frosted-glass dropper bottle. The brand "AURA" sits centered in a clean light sans, spaced wide; below it the product "VITAMIN C SERUM" in small caps, and a tiny line "30ml · daily glow" at the base.
Soft, clinical-premium aesthetic, lots of white space on the label, subtle thin rule under the brand. Realistic product mockup, cool even studio lighting, faint reflection on the glass. Color palette: white label, soft sage text, muted gold accent.
Aspect ratio 2:3, 2K.Why it works: A short brand name plus a small-caps product line and a tiny detail string keeps the label crisp — spacing and hierarchy stay clean because each element is quoted and named.
20. Boxed Tea Packaging Panel
Design the front panel of a tea box. The brand "LEAF & LOOM" arches across the top in an elegant serif; a large product name "CHAMOMILE DREAM" fills the center, with a subline "CAFFEINE-FREE · 20 BAGS" beneath in a clean sans.
A delicate hand-drawn chamomile-flower illustration frames the product name, warm and botanical. Flat, premium packaging-design style on a soft pastel panel, crisp print look. Color palette: soft honey yellow, sage green, warm charcoal text.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Best for: Retail packaging concepts — three quoted lines plus a framing illustration read as a finished box panel.
Infographics & UI text
Four prompts for graphics that carry several short labels — the densest text on the page. Keep each label under five words, quote them exactly, and use a 4:5 or 3:4 frame at 2K. This is where GPT Image 2's clean multi-label rendering matters most.
21. Three-Step Process Infographic
Design a three-step process infographic. A bold title "HOW IT WORKS" sits at the top in a heavy sans. Below, three numbered circles in a row, each with a short label: "1 SIGN UP", "2 UPLOAD", "3 SHARE", and a one-line caption under each in light gray.
Simple flat line icons above each label, thin connecting arrows between the circles, plenty of white space. Clean, corporate infographic style, flat color, no gradients. Color palette: white background, navy text, teal accent circles.
Aspect ratio 4:5, 2K.Why it works: Quoting each numbered step as its own short phrase keeps all three labels spelled right and evenly spaced — the classic infographic failure point GPT Image 2 clears easily.
22. Stat Highlight Infographic
Create a single-stat highlight graphic. A giant figure "87%" dominates the center in an ultra-bold sans; above it a small label "OF USERS AGREE" in caps, and below a short source line "2026 survey".
Solid deep-blue background, the big number in bright lime, a thin lime underline beneath the stat. Bold, data-report aesthetic, high contrast, minimal decoration. Color palette: deep blue, lime green, white text.
Aspect ratio 1:1, 2K.Best for: Report pull-outs and LinkedIn posts — one big number plus a short caption is the most reliable data layout.
23. Labeled Diagram Explainer
Create a labeled cross-section diagram of a coffee cherry. A clean central illustration with four thin leader lines pointing to parts, each ending in a short caps label: "OUTER SKIN", "PULP", "PARCHMENT", "BEAN".
Botanical-illustration style on a cream background, muted natural colors, a small title "ANATOMY OF A BEAN" top-left in a light serif. Textbook-clean, precise line work, evenly placed labels. Color palette: cream, sage, coffee brown, soft red.
Aspect ratio 3:4, 2K.Why it works: Leader lines with short quoted labels keep a diagram readable — GPT Image 2 places each caps label at its line end without garbling the type.
24. App Dashboard UI Mockup
Design a clean mobile app dashboard UI mockup. A top bar reads "DASHBOARD"; below it a greeting "Good morning, Alex", a large card labeled "TODAY'S STEPS" showing "8,420", and a row of three pill tabs reading "HOME", "STATS", "PROFILE".
Soft light-mode interface, rounded cards, subtle shadows, a small line-chart widget, generous padding. Modern flat product-design style, crisp legible UI type. Color palette: off-white background, indigo accents, charcoal text.
Aspect ratio 9:16, 2K.Best for: Product mockups and app-store screenshots — GPT Image 2 renders real UI labels and numbers cleanly, so the interface reads as a genuine screen.
Once these feel natural, mix them: swap in your own quoted headline, keep the font, layout, and aspect-ratio lines, and regenerate. When a design is 80 percent right but one word is off, don't start over — use a conversational edit to change only that word and lock everything else. Keep the GPT Image 2 prompt cheat sheet nearby, and browse the full prompt roundup for more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does GPT Image 2 spell text so well?
Text rendering is GPT Image 2's headline strength — roughly 99% accuracy in English and strong results across Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, and Arabic. Instead of the garbled lettering most image models produce, it reads the exact words you put in quotes and sets them as real typography, so a headline like "GRAND OPENING" comes back spelled right and cleanly laid out. Its native Thinking Mode reasons about layout and hierarchy before rendering the first pixel, which is why dense, multi-element text stays legible.
How much text can GPT Image 2 handle in one image?
More than any previous model — it reliably renders dense text like headlines, subheads, body copy, labels, packaging, and UI. That said, accuracy is highest when each element is short: keep strings to one to five words, with one to four words in ALL-CAPS the most bulletproof range. A poster with a headline, subhead, date, and a short body block is comfortably within reach. For long running paragraphs, break the copy into a few short quoted elements and name a font for each rather than asking for one giant text block.
Where can I use GPT Image 2?
GPT Image 2 is OpenAI's most capable image model in 2026, built natively into ChatGPT and available through the OpenAI API as gpt-image-2, plus the ChatGPT image tool and partner platforms. Paste any prompt on this page straight into ChatGPT to try it, or call the API when you need batches, automation, or programmatic control over size, format, and quality.
How do I get the exact font I want?
Name the font family, weight, and case in the prompt and put that instruction near the start — for example "bold condensed grotesque sans-serif" or "high-contrast serif like a fashion magazine masthead." Describing the style (geometric, humanist, slab, script, monospace) plus the weight and case gets you close even when a specific typeface isn't matched. For an exact brand face, attach a reference image showing the type and ask GPT Image 2 to match the lettering style through a conversational edit.
Does GPT Image 2 render non-English text?
Yes — it renders many scripts well, with strong results in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, and Arabic in addition to Latin scripts. Quote the exact words as they should read, name the font, and specify the script or language. Even so, proofread the output character by character for diacritics and less-common glyphs, and fix any stray characters with a conversational edit that changes only that text and keeps everything else identical.
What aspect ratios and resolution should I use for posters?
State the ratio in the prompt, e.g. "Aspect ratio 2:3". GPT Image 2 supports 3:1 down to 1:3, including 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, and 9:16, and image edges are multiples of 16. Use 2:3 or 3:4 for standing posters, 4:5 or 1:1 for feed graphics, 9:16 for stories, and 16:9 for banners. Ask for "2K" for social and web (native up to about 2560×1440) and add 4K upscaling for anything printed at A3 or larger, which keeps small type crisp.
How do I fix a single misspelled word without regenerating?
Use conversational editing. If the image is about 80 percent right, don't start over — describe only the change and state what must stay identical. For example: "Change the headline to read exactly 'SUMMER SALE' in the same font, size, and position; keep the background, colors, and every other element exactly the same." GPT Image 2 follows edit instructions tightly and holds the rest of the design steady, so naming the corrected word in quotes usually fixes the typo in one pass.