
GPT Image 2.6 Poster and Banner Design
Give it the offer, the date and the tone. You get a print or social layout with the headline, price and fine print set where they belong.
Write the brief, get the proof. GPT Image 2.6 plans the layout before it draws, so headlines, labels and busy scenes land where you asked. Make stills up to 4K, looping GIFs or SVG graphics.
Nudity, sexual content and edits that undress real people aren't supported and will be blocked. Terms of Service
Real GPT Image 2.6 results. Pick one to load its exact prompt and settings into Image26.
Use cases
The jobs that used to need a design tool: posters, logos, covers, infographics, sticker packs and comics. Write what you need and Image26 lays it out with the words spelled right.

Give it the offer, the date and the tone. You get a print or social layout with the headline, price and fine print set where they belong.

Start with a name and a mood. Get a mark, a wordmark and a palette as an SVG you can scale, then see them on cups, tote bags and shop signs.
YouTube thumbnails, carousel covers and story frames with large, high-contrast titles that still read at phone size.

Hand over the steps or the numbers. GPT Image 2.6 arranges them into a tidy chart with icons and labels for decks, posts and handouts.

One character, a dozen moods. Keep a pet, mascot or avatar on-model across a whole sheet, captions included, or make it wave in a looping GIF.

Lay a scene out panel by panel with the same cast in every frame and speech bubbles you can actually read. Good for webcomics, pitches and shot lists.
Photo editing
Left is the upload, right is the result. Each edit used only the instruction shown under it.


Scratches, creases and fading go; color comes back. The people keep their own faces and the pose is untouched.
Restore and colorize this old photo: remove the scratches, creases, stains and fading, sharpen the faces, and add natural, realistic colors. Keep the people, their expressions, poses and the composition exactly the same.
Workflow
Say what you need in everyday language, or drop in a photo to change. Extra reference images help with try-ons, product shots and keeping a look consistent.
Fast for a quick look, Thinking for the final. Set quality and size, and the credit cost is on the button before you press it.
Close but not there? Circle the spot on your photo and say what to change, or attach the result again. Everything you make is kept in your library.
Inside Image26
The model's strengths, without the setup: one prompt box, clear prices, and settings that stay out of the way.
Fast turns ideas around in seconds; OpenAI says 2.6 generates up to 50% faster than 2.5. Thinking plans harder for dense layouts and careful edits. Both cost the same.
Headlines, menus, labels and price tags are set legibly and spelled as written, so a poster or package can go straight to review.
Upload a photo, circle or arrow the spot and say what should change. GPT Image 2.6 edits the marked area and leaves the rest alone.
Turn a prompt into a looping GIF for the price of a still, or into an SVG logo or icon that stays sharp at any size.
Start free, move to a plan when you need more, and stop whenever you like.
Lite
For side projects and occasional images.
~$0.010 / credit
From ~$0.021 per image
Includes
Pro
For regular content, shops and social channels.
~$0.008 / credit
From ~$0.017 per image
Everything in Lite, plus
Ultra
For heavy use and small studios.
~$0.007 / credit
From ~$0.014 per image
Everything in Pro, plus
Tax is included where it applies; the price shown is the price you pay.
Guides
Hands-on guides for getting sharper layouts, cleaner text and better edits out of GPT Image 2.6.

Turn a modern photo into a real-looking 1980s picture: 8 tested prompts for the ChatGPT 80s photo trend, from mall portraits to family snapshots, made with GPT Image 2.6.

Can ChatGPT make SVG files? Yes, two ways: writing SVG code, or native SVG output in GPT Image 2.6. We made 9 SVG logos: the prompts, the failures and the fixes.

ChatGPT can make animated GIFs since Images 2.6 (GPT Image 2.6). How to make one from text or a photo, prompts that loop well, the limits, and a no-ChatGPT option.
FAQ
Image26 is an online image generator and photo editor running on GPT Image 2.6. Write a description to create a new image, or upload a photo and describe the change you want.
GPT Image 2.6 is OpenAI's image model released in November 2026, the one behind ChatGPT Images 2.6. It comes as Flare, built for speed (OpenAI says up to 50% faster than 2.5), and Sunburst, for fine detail and edits that stay consistent. On Image26 they are Fast and Thinking. New in 2.6: looping GIFs, SVG graphics and circle-to-edit markup.
Use Fast to explore ideas and for everyday images; it comes back quickly. Switch to Thinking for crowded layouts, small details and edits that must be exact. Both cost the same, and you can change mode at any time.
SVG works best for logos, icons, badges and other simple flat graphics: clean shapes, a few colors and little or no text. It stays sharp at any size, but detailed illustrations and long lettering often come out distorted, so use a normal image for those. A GIF is a short loop of one simple motion, such as steam rising, a sign flickering or a mascot waving, with the camera held still. Both are made from a prompt only and need GPT Image 2.6; a GIF costs the same as a still, an SVG a few credits more.
Yes. GPT Image 2.6 is the default, and GPT Image 2.5 stays in the model menu in Fast and Thinking. It costs fewer credits at the Low and Standard tiers, so it suits quick drafts and large batches. GIFs, SVGs and circle edits need 2.6.
Yes. New accounts receive free credits for a first image. After that you use credits from a plan or a pack, and every image shows its cost before you generate.
Very good for headlines and short labels. Put the exact words in quotes in your prompt, and proofread the result before it goes to print.
Yes. Add multiple images to a single request, such as a model plus a jacket for a try-on, or a handful of photos that set the style.
Describe the subject, the setting, the style and any text you want, in plain words and in any language. Put exact wording in quotes. To adjust a result, attach it as a reference in Image26 and describe what to change.
Fifteen aspect ratios, from 3:1 panoramas through square to 1:3 tall strips, at 1K, 2K or 4K. Leave size and ratio on Auto and the model picks what fits the prompt.
Yes, paid plans come with a commercial license for what you create. For large-scale publishing, also review OpenAI's usage policies.
No. Image26 is run independently and has no affiliation with, endorsement from or sponsorship by OpenAI. It accesses OpenAI's GPT Image 2.6 through third-party model platforms. GPT and GPT Image are OpenAI trademarks.
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