zimage2
  • Create
  • AI Image
    • Open Image Workspace
    • Edit Photos with AI
    • GPT Image 2New
    • Nano BananaNew
      • Nano Banana 2New
      • Nano Banana Pro
      • Nano Banana Flash
    • Seedream 5.0New
    • Flux 2
    • Qwen ImageNew
      • Qwen Image 2
      • Qwen Image 3New
    • Z-Image
  • AI Video
    • Open Video Workspace
    • MiniMax H3New
  • Tools
    • Browse all tools
    • Image alternatives
      • SeaArt AI
      • Canva AI
      • Leonardo AI
      • Lovart AI
    • Video alternatives
      • InVideo AI
      • VEED AI
      • Vidu AI
      • DeeVid AI
      • Sora AI
      • Qwen AI Video
    • More tools
      • Image to Prompt
      • Batch Image to Prompt
      • Video Enhancer AI
      • AI Photo to Video
  • Pricing
English
  • English
  • 中文
  • 日本語
  • 한국어
  • Español
  • العربية
  • 繁體中文
zimage2
Resources
  • Create
  • Pricing
  • Image to Prompt
  • Batch Image to Prompt
Company & Legal
  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Refund Policy
Compose a poster layout
  • Product Concept Workflow
  • Multi-Reference Product Shot
  • Reverse Prompt Builder
zimage2

Sketch a poster's layout, headline weight, and margin spacing. See your composition rendered as an image to judge hierarchy and legibility.

[email protected]

This website is an independent third-party platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially representing any AI model providers referenced on this site. All trademarks and brand names belong to their respective owners.

© 2026 zimage2. All rights reserved.

Privacy Policy

Photo Editing with GPT Image 2: Reference-Guided Photo Edit

Edit a photo by uploading one source image and describing the changes you want in a prompt. New AI generations replace the original; no pixel-level editing tools.

Reference-Guided Photo Edit

Edit a photo using GPT Image 2. Upload one source/reference photo and write a prompt that states what must remain and what should change. The output is a new AI generation based on your instructions. Use words in your prompt to request framing or crop adjustments.

  1. 01

    Upload your source photo

    Choose one clear photo to serve as the reference. The model uses this image to understand the subject, composition, and lighting.

  2. 02

    Write your edit prompt

    Describe what should stay the same and what should change. For example: 'Keep the mug and its position exactly as shown. Replace the wooden table with a clean white studio backdrop.'

  3. 03

    Review the generated output

    The tool produces a new image. Check that the preserved elements match the source and the requested changes are applied. Regenerate if needed.

Change product background

A white ceramic mug on a wooden table. Change the background to a clean white studio backdrop. Keep the mug, its position, and the lighting on the mug exactly the same. The table should be replaced by the white backdrop.

The mug should be identical to the original. The background should be a clean white studio backdrop.

Preserved elements match source
Compare the generated image to the source. The subject, position, and lighting you asked to keep should be identical.
Requested changes are applied
Verify that the background, color, or other elements you wanted to change have been replaced as described.
How do I ensure the mug's lighting stays the same?

Add 'keep the lighting on the mug exactly as in the source photo' to your prompt.

What if the white backdrop has a gray tint?

Specify 'pure white studio backdrop with no shadows or color cast'.

Can I change the mug's color instead of the background?

Yes, write 'change the mug color to bright red while keeping the background and lighting the same'.