awesome-gpt-image-2-5

How to use it

Models / tools: GPT Image

1. First pick a use case in the README.
2. Then copy the whole prompt from its code block without paraphrasing.
3. Finally swap in your own subject, copy and palette, replace any placeholders in braces or brackets, and run it.

What it can do

Awesome GPT Image 2.5 Prompts is a prompt collection from YouArt, an AI image and video studio run by Formative Intelligence Inc. It holds 150 prompts for OpenAI's GPT Image models, each kept word for word and credited to its author's X account with a link to the original post, 110 authors in all. They're grouped by what you want to make: posters, text in images, infographics, UI mockups, product shots, ads, character design, portraits and illustration. The README says most were written before GPT Image 2.5 came out; they're plain-language prompts that carry over to 2.5 unchanged, and 25 are written as JSON. GPT is OpenAI's trademark, and the README states YouArt isn't affiliated with OpenAI. The repo itself doesn't generate images. Highlights: - Every number is computed from data/prompts.json - the README has a section on prompt writing, such as locking layout before style and quoting the exact words you want drawn - the README comes in Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic and Portuguese too, while prompts stay in their original wording - we sampled 3 prompts: a 16-panel dance pose sheet, a Japanese AI-battle YouTube thumbnail and a continuous-run glitch storyboard. How to use: - First pick a use case in the README. - Then copy the whole prompt from its code block without paraphrasing. - Finally swap in your own subject, copy and palette, replace any placeholders in braces or brackets, and run it. Who it's for: Designers and AI art fans using GPT Image or similar tools who want proven prompts to adapt. Before you start: - Read it free on GitHub with no sign-in. - To generate, you need an image tool you're allowed to use, and the README says GPT Image 2.5 isn't open to every account yet. - The README's generator links point to YouArt's own site. - The repo has license files: the build scripts are MIT, and the README says the rest of the curation isn't openly licensed yet. - Each prompt belongs to its author, YouArt grants no rights in them and hasn't traced the chain of rights, so check before commercial use. - Authors can ask the repo to remove their prompts. Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.

Who it is for

Designers and AI art fans using GPT Image or similar tools who want proven prompts to adapt.

Before you use it

- Read it free on GitHub with no sign-in. - To generate, you need an image tool you're allowed to use, and the README says GPT Image 2.5 isn't open to every account yet. - The README's generator links point to YouArt's own site. - The repo has license files: the build scripts are MIT, and the README says the rest of the curation isn't openly licensed yet. - Each prompt belongs to its author, YouArt grants no rights in them and hasn't traced the chain of rights, so check before commercial use. - Authors can ask the repo to remove their prompts. Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.

Follow the stated license. Do not use the output to replicate someone else’s work or a real person’s likeness.