Use this workflow when a job starts with two or three visual references and the goal is a new image, not a pixel-perfect layer file. It is most useful for product-scene concepts, subject-and-background composites, visual comparisons, and early creative directions. Choose another tool when exact typography, locked dimensions, or manual masks are the main requirement.
Start with a clear role and task: for example, an ecommerce operator creating a product scene. Upload two or three images that provide the product, subject, background, or layout reference, and only use assets you have permission to use.
Tell GPT Image 2 what each image should contribute, what must stay recognizable, where the elements should appear, and what should be avoided. Then choose the aspect ratio available in the creation panel.
Review the generated image, make a targeted follow-up request when the composition needs another pass, and use ImaStudio's creation history to review, compare, download, or reuse the direction in later work.
Use this workflow when a job starts with two or three visual references and the goal is a new image, not a pixel-perfect layer file. It is most useful for product-scene concepts, subject-and-background composites, visual comparisons, and early creative directions. Choose another tool when exact typography, locked dimensions, or manual masks are the main requirement.
Case record: Input — a product or subject reference plus a scene or background reference. Prompt — “Place the subject from image A in the setting from image B; keep the subject shape, camera angle, and key visual details recognizable.” Model — GPT Image 2. Output — one generated image using the selected aspect ratio. Generation time and credits are shown by the current task and vary by account and settings.
Place a person, object, or product into a different environment by describing scale, position, perspective, lighting direction, shadows, and the parts that must remain unchanged. This replaces an early composite draft, not a guaranteed final retouch.
Create a first-pass comparison, transformation layout, or side-by-side concept from reference images. State the reading order, spacing, labels, and aspect ratio, then verify text and alignment before publishing.
Combine visual ideas from several references into a moodboard-style concept, campaign direction, thumbnail, or poster draft. Keep the prompt focused on the visual relationship instead of asking for too many unrelated changes at once.
Use a manual editor for exact layers, masks, typography, dimensions, or brand geometry; use a background remover for a clean cutout; and use a dedicated layout tool when the final asset must follow a locked template.
The right tool depends on the constraint. Use GPT Image 2 when you need a new composition from a small set of visual references; switch workflows when precision, cutouts, or fixed layouts matter more than speed.
Best when two or three references need to become one scene, concept, product visual, comparison draft, or creative direction.
Best when masks, layers, typography, exact spacing, dimensions, and brand geometry must remain locked.
Best when the task is simply to isolate a product, person, logo, or object from its original background.
Best when a channel template, legal copy, product specification, or exact export format cannot move during production.
Upload a product, subject, background, or layout reference, describe the task and constraints, then review the first generated direction in ImaStudio.