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GPT Image 2, available through ImgEditor, is a free online AI image generator and editor that creates and edits product visuals from text prompts and up to 8 reference images, with 1K/2K output and text rendering in 48+ languages.
GPT Image 2 is the OpenAI image model offered inside the ImgEditor web app, where it powers a browser-based generator and editor for product visuals. You input text prompts, optional reference images (up to 8), or an existing photo, and the tool outputs generated or edited images that can be upscaled. It runs entirely at imgeditor.app, and new accounts receive 30 free starter credits without requiring a credit card.
The workflow has three steps: upload up to 8 reference images, type a natural-language brief describing the look, mood, or edit, then generate and download. After generation, you can refine with the editor or upscale the result, and credits are charged only for successful outputs.
Pros — Runs entirely in the browser without installation; supports up to 8 reference images; includes prompt examples for quick starts; default exports have no visible watermarks.
Cons — Free access is limited to 30 starter credits, and each generation, edit, or upscale consumes credits; creating an image requires a free ImgEditor account so credits and history can be attached to you.
ImgEditor uses a freemium model: new accounts get 30 free starter credits, no credit card required, and paid credits can be purchased when you need more image generations, faster output, or higher-resolution downloads. Eligible paid plans are intended for commercial workflows such as product visuals, ads, posters, and campaign assets.
Yes. New ImgEditor accounts receive 30 free starter credits to try the model online. Generation and editing use credits, so free access is limited rather than unlimited. Creating an image requires a free ImgEditor account, but no credit card is needed.
You can browse the examples and prompt ideas without signing up, but creating an image requires a free ImgEditor account so credits, generation history, and results can be attached to you. No credit card is required for the free credits.
ImgEditor supports 1K and 2K image generation. Use 2K for sharper hero visuals, product images, and social assets that need extra detail. Upscaling after generation may require additional credits.
ImgEditor states that images and prompts are used only to process requests and deliver results in your account, and that it does not sell data or use content to train its own models without explicit consent. For details on retention periods and infrastructure provider logs, refer to the ImgEditor Privacy Policy.
By default, images exported from ImgEditor do not include visible watermarks, so you can use them directly in layouts. However, some platforms may still detect that assets are AI-generated. If you need explicit AI labels or watermarks for compliance, you can add them manually or contact ImgEditor to discuss custom settings.