# GPT Image 2.6

> Create images, refine photos, and communicate editing intent with text and visual guidance.

Website: https://image26.com/
Content language: English

Describe a new image or start with a reference photo. Give clear instructions about the change, its location, and the details to preserve. Explore product images, portraits, posters, and text-led designs; review the result before publication.

## Start creating

- [Image workspace](https://image26.com/): describe an idea or upload a reference, check settings and credit cost, submit, review, and download.
- [Pricing](https://image26.com/#pricing): subscriptions and one-time credit packs. Sign-in and credits are required; new accounts receive 16 starter credits.
- [Full product guide](https://image26.com/llms-full.txt): page-specific questions and answers.

## Related tools

- [Image upscaler](https://image26.com/image-upscaler)
- [Background remover](https://image26.com/image-background-remover)
- [Image to prompt](https://image26.com/image-to-prompt)

These are separate workflows. Download and upload files between tools as needed.

## Help

- [Terms of Service](https://image26.com/terms-of-service)
- [Privacy Policy](https://image26.com/privacy-policy)
- Support: support@image26.com

## Image editing guides

- [GPT Image 2.5 Flare vs Sunburst: Which Should You Use?](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-25-flare-vs-sunburst): Choose GPT Image 2.5 Flare or Sunburst for your next image task. Compare editing priorities, API pricing, and a practical method for checking usable results.
- [OpenAI GPT Image 2.6: Flare vs Sunburst—which should you choose?](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-flare-vs-sunburst): Compare GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst for fast drafts, detailed edits, and production work. Learn how quality, complexity, and cost affect your choice.
- [GPT Image 2.6 GIF Generation: Create a Seamless Loop](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-gif-generation): Learn GPT Image 2.6 GIF generation: plan a looping action, set frame count and timing, save the API output, and fix visible jumps between cycles.
- [GPT Image 2.6 Product Backgrounds: Keep the Product Recognizable](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-product-backgrounds): Plan GPT Image 2.6 product background edits with a clear reference, realistic lighting, and checks for packaging, labels, shape, and contact shadows.
- [GPT Image 2.6 SVG Generation: Create Editable Icons and Illustrations](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-svg-generation): Learn how GPT Image 2.6 generates SVG files, write clearer vector prompts, check editability, and budget for reference-image and SVG authoring costs.
- [GPT Image 2.6 Text in Images: A Proofreading Workflow](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-text-in-images-proofreading): Write clearer GPT Image 2.6 text prompts, check spelling and multilingual copy, and fix poster lettering without losing the rest of your design.
- [GPT Image 2.6 Visual Editing: Markup, Selections, and Prompts](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-visual-editing-guide): Learn how to pair visual guidance with a clear editing prompt, understand markup inputs, and review local image edits on image26.com.
- [GPT Image 2.6 vs GPT Image 2.5: Workflows, Editing, and Cost](https://image26.com/posts/gpt-image-26-vs-gpt-image-25): Compare GPT Image 2.5 API options with the Image26 editing workflow, review image costs, and start creating directly on the GPT Image 2.6 homepage.