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 Album Covers

Name: GPT Image Design
Author: GPT Image Design

TL;DR

Album-cover prompts should translate sound into a visual identity. That means choosing a mood, genre cue, color system, and hero image instead of describing a random beautiful scene. The most usable AI cover concepts are simple, emotionally specific, and easy to adapt with typography later. This template helps you generate square compositions that feel intentional for indie, electronic, pop, ambient, or cinematic releases.

Album-cover prompt template

[hero visual], [music mood or genre cue], [color palette], [composition], [texture or medium], album cover concept, square framing, strong visual identity, room for artist/title treatment

Creative choices that matter

| Choice | Example | |---|---| | Hero visual | lone figure, abstract object, night road, flower close-up | | Mood | melancholic, euphoric, tense, dreamy | | Palette | monochrome blue, warm orange and black, faded silver | | Texture | grainy film, painted texture, glossy digital finish |

Runnable prompt examples

Indie cover

Lone figure standing under a streetlight in light rain, melancholic indie mood, desaturated blue and amber palette, square album cover composition, subtle film grain, strong visual identity, room for title treatment

Electronic release

Abstract chrome sphere floating over a dark reflective floor, futuristic electronic music mood, black and electric cyan palette, square framing, polished digital texture, minimal but striking cover concept

Ambient cover

Soft mist drifting across a quiet lake at dawn, ambient and meditative mood, muted gray-green palette, square album cover composition, subtle paper texture, calm negative space for typography

Useful review criteria

| Check | Why it matters | |---|---| | Mood is clear | makes the cover feel intentional | | Square crop works | supports streaming-platform use | | One focal idea | keeps identity strong | | Typography space exists | helps finishing the artwork later |

Best practices

Choose one emotional tone.
Keep the cover recognizable in a tiny streaming thumbnail.
Use texture to support genre.
Avoid packing multiple narrative scenes into one square.
Generate a few palette variants from the same concept.

Related guides

FAQ

Should I include the album title in the prompt?

It is usually better to leave room for title placement rather than relying on generated text.

What size should I design for first?

Square composition is the safest starting point for album art.

Can AI help create genre-specific cover directions?

Yes, especially if you describe the mood, texture, and palette instead of naming vague genres only.

Why do album-cover prompts become messy?

Because they often combine too many symbols, locations, and emotional cues at the same time.

GPT Image Design is not affiliated with OpenAI. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

AI Prompt Template for Album Covers With Stronger Identity