GPT Image 2 - Generate Images, Text and Layouts
GPT Image 2 on Wandura generates images with readable text and clear layouts from a prompt or a reference image. Use it for posters, product concepts and character sheets; generations are paid in Wandura credits (1 credit = $0.01), and the cost is shown before you create.
GPT Image 2Generate NowKey Benefits of GPT Image 2
Text and Layout in the Image
Ask for titles, labels and captions and describe where they sit. Proofread the result, especially small text.
Many Styles From One Model
Photoreal, illustrated, flat or cinematic — describe the look and compare directions on the same idea.
Reference-Based Edits
Add a reference image to restyle a photo or iterate on an existing design instead of starting from scratch.
Made with GPT Image 2
Every image below was made with GPT Image 2 on Wandura — film concepts, character sheets, illustrations, posters, editorial, UI and product, all with clean, legible text. Hover any one to see the exact prompt.
A one-page film pre-production concept sheet for an original sci-fi short titled "TIDE ZERO" — a labelled character reference row, an environment/set-design block, a shot-flow camera diagram and a cinematography-notes panel with small but legible body text. Teal-grey palette with amber accents.
A game character reference sheet: a stylized cyber-ranger heroine in five labelled views (Front, Side, Back, Action, Expression) with callout labels "Armor / Weapon / Palette" and a short readable bio. Teal and orange accents, clean concept-art layout.
A warm children's-storybook cover titled "The Lantern Fox", a small fox holding a glowing paper lantern in a misty pine forest, hand-painted gouache style, legible title and a "A bedtime tale" subline.
A travel magazine cover, masthead "WANDER — Issue 12", a lone hiker on a misty mountain ridge at dawn, legible cover lines "Iceland's hidden trails" and "Pack light, go far", clean editorial typography.
A clean flat infographic titled "How Cold Brew Is Made", four numbered steps with simple icons and short legible captions — Grind, Steep 12h, Filter, Serve over ice — muted coffee-brown palette.
A vintage screen-print travel poster reading "VISIT KYOTO", a stylized pagoda among autumn maples, bold legible title and a "Japan · Autumn" subline, limited warm palette, paper grain.
A clean SaaS dashboard mockup on a laptop: a sidebar reading "Dashboard / Revenue / Customers", a headline stat "$48,200" with "+18% this month" and a small bar chart, modern minimal product shot.
A premium minimalist product photo, a matte ceramic pour-over coffee dripper on pale stone, an elegant legible label "AONO — Slow Coffee" and a small tagline "brew with intention", soft daylight.Key Features of GPT Image 2
Readable titles, labels and captions
Quote the exact words you want and GPT Image 2 places them in the design — poster headlines, character-sheet labels, infographic captions. Short text tends to come out cleaner than long paragraphs, so keep it short where you can, then zoom in and proofread before export.
Try it NowStructured layouts and multi-panel sheets
Describe the structure — a five-view character turnaround, a labelled diagram, a storyboard grid — and the model follows the layout you spell out.
Try it NowProduct concepts and mockups
Explore packaging, labels and interface mockups as visual concepts. Treat them as ideas to review: check brand names, numbers and fine print before they appear anywhere public.
Try it NowHow To Use GPT Image 2
Open the GPT Image 2 Composer
Write your prompt with the exact text in quotes, or add a reference image to work from.
Set Up and Check Cost
Choose aspect ratio, quality and number of images, then check the credit cost for that setup.
Generate and Proofread
Read every word, check layout and details, then download or continue in another tool.
How to Get the Best Results With GPT Image 2
Type the Text in Quotes
A cover that reads “The Lantern Fox” renders more reliably than describing the text loosely.
Describe the Layout
Say where each element sits — “title top, subject centred, small caption bottom”.
Draft, Then Refine
Settle the composition first, then rerun the winning prompt at a higher quality setting if the composer offers one.
FAQ – GPT Image 2
Open the GPT Image 2 composer, write a prompt or add a reference image, choose the available settings and check the credit cost, then generate. Results are saved to your Creations.
Put the exact words in quotes — a cover that reads “The Lantern Fox” — and say where things sit: title at the top, subject centred, caption at the bottom.
Yes. GPT Image 2 handles typography well for many prompts, but long passages, very small text and unusual words can still come out misspelled or garbled. Proofread every result.
Yes — add a reference image in the composer and describe the change, for example restyling a photo or iterating on an existing design.
The GPT Image 2 composer shows the aspect ratios, quality levels and number of images per run that are currently available. Check them there before you generate.
Yes. Switch the model in the composer, keep the same prompt and compare the results and the credit cost shown for each setup.
Image generation is billed in credits, and the price depends on the quality, size and number of images you choose. The composer shows the cost for your setup before you generate.
Proofread all text, check small details and logos, confirm print size and resolution, and review Wandura’s Terms for how you may use generated images.
Plan and credit details, including any offers for new accounts, are listed on the pricing page.
