Is this really GPT Image 2?

No. GPT Image 2 has not been publicly released by OpenAI. This playground uses Doubao Seedream and Google Gemini Nano Banana 2 — the best image models available today. When OpenAI ships GPT Image 2, it will appear as a selectable model in this same tool.

Yes. 5 generations per day per IP, no login, no card. We hold the API keys and pay the per-image cost ourselves. If you need higher volume, use the underlying APIs directly.

Can I use the output commercially?

Yes, subject to each underlying provider's terms of service. Doubao Seedream and Google Gemini both permit commercial use of generated content, with some restrictions on generating real-person likenesses and regulated content.

Do you store my prompts?

We store prompts only long enough to forward them to the image provider. We do not retain prompts, generated images, or your IP address beyond the rate-limiting window (24 hours).

When will GPT Image 2 be added?

The day OpenAI officially releases it. Current best-estimate window is late May to early June 2026.

Why are you allowed to call this 'GPT Image Design'?

The domain name references the broader AI image category. We make no claim of affiliation with OpenAI, and our tool clearly labels every generated image with the actual provider. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

What if I hit the daily limit?

Wait until UTC midnight for a reset, or use the underlying provider APIs directly with your own key.

Are generated images watermarked?

Visibly, no. Each provider embeds C2PA metadata that indicates the image is AI-generated — this survives basic editing in C2PA-aware tools and is the industry standard for content authenticity.

AI Prompt Template for Pet Portraits

Name: GPT Image Design
Author: GPT Image Design

TL;DR

Pet portraits fail when the model produces a generic dog or cat instead of your subject. The fix is to describe breed cues, coat pattern, facial markings, ear shape, eye color, expression, and portrait style in a structured order. If you have a reference image, keep the prompt focused on what should stay true and what can be stylized.

This template works for memorial portraits, gift prints, social avatars, and custom commissions. The goal is recognizable likeness first, style second.

Quick Comparison Table

| Goal | Prompt focus | Best framing | Common failure | |---|---|---|---| | Memorial portrait | likeness + calm mood | head and shoulders | generic face | | Fun social avatar | expression + color | close crop | costume overwhelms pet | | Print gift | fur detail + background simplicity | chest-up | over-busy scene | | Painterly keepsake | likeness + art style restraint | chest-up | style hides markings |

The Core Prompt Template

Portrait of a [breed or species] pet with [coat color and markings], [eye color], [ear shape], [expression], styled as [photorealistic / painterly / illustration], framed as [close-up / chest-up / full body], lit with [lighting], simple [background], strong likeness, detailed fur texture, accurate facial markings, natural anatomy.

How To Use The Template

Lead with species and breed, then the specific markings.
Mention one emotional cue such as alert, relaxed, playful, or dignified.
Keep the background minimal unless it carries meaning.
Ask for accurate facial markings and natural anatomy explicitly.
If using image-to-image, describe only the style changes you want.

Ready-To-Use Examples

Example 1: Golden retriever print

Portrait of a golden retriever with warm cream coat, dark brown eyes, floppy ears, gentle relaxed expression, styled as photorealistic studio portrait, framed chest-up, lit with soft natural window light, simple warm gray background, strong likeness, detailed fur texture, natural anatomy.

Example 2: Tuxedo cat memorial portrait

Portrait of a tuxedo cat with black coat, white chest and white whisker patches, green eyes, upright ears, calm dignified expression, styled as soft painterly portrait, framed close-up, lit with diffused side light, muted blue-gray background, accurate facial markings, elegant and respectful tone.

Example 3: Cartoon corgi avatar

Portrait of a corgi with tan and white coat, large upright ears, bright dark eyes, playful smile, styled as clean modern illustration, framed close-up, lit evenly, flat pastel background, strong likeness, simplified but accurate markings.

What Usually Improves Results

Name the coat pattern before style.
Keep accessories optional unless they matter emotionally.
Choose a single pose and crop.
Mention eye color if likeness matters.
Ask for natural anatomy to reduce malformed paws and snouts.

Portrait Planning Table

| Portrait type | Best style choice | Background advice | |---|---|---| | Memorial | photorealistic or soft painterly | low-distraction solid tone | | Gift print | painterly or premium studio | neutral color wash | | Social avatar | bold illustration | flat color or simple gradient | | Kids wall art | whimsical illustration | playful but uncluttered |

Common Mistakes To Avoid

Over-describing props while under-describing the animal.
Asking for a costume before you lock the facial likeness.
Using vague phrases like cute dog portrait.
Letting the style instruction overpower breed details.

Related Guides

Primary References

FAQ

What detail matters most for pet likeness?

Facial markings, eye color, muzzle shape, and ear shape usually matter more than the background.

Should I use a reference photo?

Yes, if likeness is the priority. Keep the prompt focused on style and crop changes rather than rewriting every feature.

Is photorealistic always the best choice?

No. Gift prints and children’s art often work better with a restrained illustrated style.

Why do paws and whiskers go wrong?

The model needs explicit anatomy and close-up framing guidance, especially for detailed portraits.

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AI Prompt Template for Pet Portraits With Better Likeness