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GPT Image 2.6

Create images and animated GIFs with GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst. Choose your output format, resolution, and reference images in Nanobana.

Four capabilities in GPT Image 2.6

Animated GIF output

Describe a short movement and turn it into an image animation.

PNG, JPG, and WebP

Choose a format for illustrations, photos, or compact web images.

1K, 2K, and 4K output

Choose the resolution and aspect ratio for your composition.

Reference image editing

Use up to 16 images to guide a new image or a focused edit.

Model capabilities

More control over the image and its final format

Turn a creative brief into a short animation, a brand illustration, a detailed composition, or a focused image edit.

Feature 01 · Animated GIF output

Give a small moment its own movement

Describe the subject, action, and desired loop to generate an animated GIF. Create expressive character moments, moving illustrations, and short visual sequences with control over the animation’s timing.

  • Describe the motion and how the loop should return to its start.
  • Control frame count and frame duration.
  • Build short loops for messages, presentations, and visual storytelling.
Animated GIFA monkey in a green coat raises and lowers a glowing lantern outside a snowy cabin

Feature 02 · Image output formats

Choose a format for the next step

Develop icons, illustrations, and visual identity concepts, then save the result as PNG, JPG, or WebP. At 1K, you can also choose an opaque or transparent background.

  • Use PNG for detailed illustrations and transparent backgrounds.
  • Choose JPG for photographic images or WebP for compact web assets.
  • Set background transparency when generating at 1K.
PNG / JPG / WebPField & Flour bakery design with a loaf, wheat sprigs, wordmark, and rolling pin

Feature 03 · Resolution and aspect ratio

Fit the composition to your project

Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K output and an aspect ratio that suits the image’s destination. Describe the layout, exact text, and relationships between objects in your prompt.

  • Select 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution.
  • Use square, portrait, landscape, and wide aspect ratios.
  • Review object placement, text, and fine detail before downloading.
Composition examples
Low-complexity paper-cut football scene with players in red and a CHAMPIONS banner
Medium-complexity paper-cut football scene with red uniforms and a laurel-decorated trophy
High-complexity paper-cut football scene with blue paper jerseys and a CHAMPIONS sign in the stands

Feature 04 · Reference image editing

Show exactly where the edit belongs

Upload reference images and describe the requested change. You can use an annotated reference to identify an object, adjust a detail, and explain which parts of the scene to preserve.

  • Upload up to 16 reference images.
  • Explain the role of each reference in your prompt.
  • Describe the change and the surrounding details to preserve.
Annotated inputKitchen photo with a red annotation circle around a striped vase
Edited resultThe same kitchen with a cobalt-blue vase and dried stems on the table

Start creating

Create with GPT Image 2.6 in three steps

Choose Flare or Sunburst, describe your image, and generate in Nanobana.

01

Choose your model and format

Select Flare or Sunburst, then choose PNG, JPG, WebP, or a text-to-image animated GIF.

02

Prepare your creative brief

Describe the subject, layout, exact text, reference material, and final format your project needs.

03

Generate and review

Sign in, generate your image, and review the result. Credits are settled from actual usage after completion.

GPT Image 2.6 questions

What is GPT Image 2.6 and who develops it?+

GPT Image 2.6 is an OpenAI image generation and editing model family with Flare and Sunburst variants. Nanobana supports text and reference image inputs, PNG, JPG, WebP, and text-to-image animated GIF output.

How do Flare and Sunburst differ?+

Flare is suited to fast iteration and interactive image generation and editing. Sunburst is oriented toward detailed visual work. Both support the four capabilities shown on this page.

How does GPT Image 2.6 relate to Nanobana?+

Nanobana is an independent creative platform. You can use GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst here after signing in. Generations are charged from actual usage after completion.

Which resolutions and backgrounds can I choose?+

Choose 1K, 2K, or 4K and a supported aspect ratio. Background controls are available at 1K, with automatic, opaque, and transparent options.

Which output formats are available?+

Nanobana supports PNG, JPG, WebP, and animated GIF output. GIF is available for text-to-image and offers frame-count and frame-duration controls. Reference image edits support PNG, JPG, and WebP.

How should I write prompts for GPT Image 2.6?+

Describe the intended use, subject, composition, lighting, and style. Put exact image text in quotation marks and assign each reference image a clear role. For edits, focus on one main change at a time and specify the details to preserve.

How can I keep a character or product consistent when editing?+

Use a clear, approved image as the subject reference throughout your edits. Specify the identifying features to preserve, such as a person’s appearance or a product’s silhouette, proportions, materials, and label. Define the change for the current edit, then inspect the subject details before continuing.

Paper-cut football scene with blue jerseys and a CHAMPIONS sign

Create your next visual with GPT Image 2.6

Choose Flare or Sunburst and turn your creative brief into an image or animated GIF.

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