GPT Image 2.6
Generate or edit still images with GPT Image 2.6 in the VibePico Creator.
GPT Image 2.6 Flare vs. Sunburst
GPT Image 2.6 Flare
Start with Flare when the brief is still changing. For a poster, ask for the headline placement, the size of the main subject, and the amount of space you want around both. Look at the result at thumbnail size. If the headline competes with the illustration, change the hierarchy in the next prompt before spending time refining colors or texture. Flare is the speed-oriented GPT Image 2.6 variant.
GPT Image 2.6 Sunburst
Choose Sunburst when you already have a composition or a reference worth preserving. In a product photo edit, name the change you want and the details that should carry over, such as the silhouette, label text, camera angle, and contact shadow. Check those details against the original afterward. OpenAI positions Sunburst for more refined output and more consistent edits across references.
How to use GPT Image 2.6 online
Choose a model and frame
Open Flare or Sunburst from this page, sign in if prompted, and check that the Creator is in image mode. Choose an aspect ratio for where the image will appear. A vertical flyer has a different amount of room for text than a landscape banner, even when the subject is the same. Use the resolution control for output size.
Write a prompt or attach references
For text-to-image, describe the subject, the composition, and any exact words that should appear. For an edit, upload the source first and then specify the parts to change. When you attach several images, assign each a job in upload order. For example, use image 1 for the product, image 2 for the background palette, and image 3 for the lighting.
Review the result at the size you’ll use it
Read the lettering and compare important details with the original photo. Check edges and reflections for a product edit, or legibility and margins for a poster. If you plan another pass, fix the most visible issue first. Once the layout works, choose a larger output if you need more room to crop or inspect small details.
GPT Image 2.6 prompts to try
Design a book fair poster with Flare
Choose a vertical frame. Start from text and use a short headline so you can judge the layout before adding dates or venue information.
Create a vertical poster for a neighborhood book fair. Use the exact headline “SECOND CHAPTER” across the upper third in bold dark-green type. Below it, draw an open book with a small orange paper bookmark on a warm cream background. Keep the bottom quarter empty for event details. Use only the requested headline and leave a clear margin on all sides.
Change a product photo background with Sunburst
Upload a product photo as the first reference. If you add a second image, use it as a color reference and explain that in the prompt.
Keep the bottle in image 1 in the same position and at the same angle. Preserve its silhouette, cap, label text, and logo. Replace the backdrop with a pale slate-blue studio wall and surface. Add a soft shadow under the bottle that matches the light from the left. If image 2 is attached, use it only as a guide to the backdrop color.
GPT Image 2.6 pricing and image settings
VibePico charges per output image. Flare and Sunburst cost the same at a given resolution, so the choice comes down to how you want to work. Try 1K when you are still exploring a layout. Choose 2K or 4K when the composition is settled and the output needs a larger crop or more detail. Check the resolution again before submitting a new generation.
| Resolution | Credits per image |
|---|---|
| 1K | 31 |
| 2K | 51 |
| 4K | 81 |
GPT Image 2.6 FAQ
What did VibePico add with GPT Image 2.6?
The general Creator now offers Flare and Sunburst as separate image models. Both can create still images from text or edit uploaded references. Choose a version from the image model picker or use the shortcut above.
Which version should I use for editing a photo?
Start with Sunburst if you want to preserve several details in a source image. Try Flare when you are exploring different treatments and expect to revise the brief. Review the result against the reference before you use it.
How many reference images can I use?
The Creator supports up to 16 reference images for either variant. Give each attachment a clear role in the prompt, such as the object to keep or the lighting to match.
Does VibePico support GPT Image 2.6 GIF or SVG output?
VibePico’s GPT Image 2.6 integration generates and edits still images. The Creator model settings cover aspect ratio and resolution for this workflow.
Do the family photo and restoration tools use GPT Image 2.6?
The GPT Image 2.6 choices are in the general Creator. Family portraits and photo restoration use their own dedicated workflows. To run either 2.6 variant, open the corresponding Creator shortcut.