GPT Image 2.6 is now one of the image models on HeyOz. Point at the part of an image you want changed instead of rewriting the whole prompt, pick Flare for speed or Sunburst for depth, and pull subjects out on a transparent background.
Campaign frames, product sets and cutouts made on HeyOz.
A “Cold Brew Season, finally” poster — model in a hot-pink suit holding the can against a bright sky, headline set in clean editorial type.
Studio portrait card — pink faux-fur jacket, tinted glasses, pointing straight down the lens on a soft off-white backdrop.
Lime soda can held to the mouth, hand-drawn sticker characters and lightning bolts layered over the photo in brand colours.
One candle jar shot four ways — cherry blossom, summer stone, autumn leaves and winter pine — same label, same lighting logic.
One soda ad reworked three ways: new headline, new offer, new background, with the product and layout held steady.
From prompt to finished frame in three steps.
Open the image generator and choose GPT Image 2.6 from the model list. Pick Flare when you want speed, Sunburst when you want depth and editing control.
Describe the frame, or start from a reference image you already have. Say what the subject is, where the light comes from, and any text that needs to render.
Set your aspect ratio and run it. Keep what works, change the one thing that does not, and take the finished frame into video or an ad format.
Point-and-edit control, two speed modes, and cutouts that drop straight into a layout.
Mark the area and say what belongs there instead. Change the words on a sign, recolour a coat, clear people out of the background — without rewriting the prompt and hoping the rest survives.
Flare is the fast one — drafts, variations, everyday social. Sunburst takes longer and holds up to scrutiny: editorial frames, product shots and detailed layouts.
Ask for the subject on a transparent background and it arrives clean. Drop the same cutout into a story, a product page, an email and a banner without erasing anything by hand.
Hold the product and the layout steady while the headline, the offer or the background changes. That is how you get a test set instead of five unrelated images.
One model for the frames a brand actually ships.
Yes. GPT Image 2.6 is one of the image models in the Content Studio. Choose it from the model list and generate — there is nothing to install.
Flare is the faster mode, built for drafts, quick variations and everyday social posts. Sunburst spends longer and gives you more quality and editing control, which suits editorial frames, product photography and detailed layouts.
Instead of describing where a change goes, you mark the part of the image you want changed and say what should be there instead. It is the difference between “change the sign on the left-hand wall” and simply pointing at the sign.
Yes. Ask for a cutout and the subject arrives without a background, so the same file sits cleanly on any colour — a slide, a product page, an email or a wider design.
GPT Image 2.6 is the one to reach for when an image needs changing rather than regenerating, and when you need legible text and clean cutouts. Other models win on different ground — Midjourney on aesthetic, Nano Banana Pro on raw quality.
GPT Image. Typography and in-image text are what this family is strongest at, which makes it the default for posters, packaging mockups and ads where the words have to read.
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