Upload one honest photo of the product and describe the shot you wish you had taken. GPT Image 2.5 keeps the product recognisable and rebuilds the scene, the surface and the light around it.
Name the surface and the light first. The two things that make a product photo look expensive are the surface it sits on and where the light comes from. "Matte black stone, single soft light from upper left, gentle falloff" does more than any adjective.
Keep the label readable. Say "label facing camera, text legible" when the packaging carries copy. GPT Image 2.5 renders text well, but it needs to be told the label matters.
Use real camera language. "85mm, f/2.8, eye-level" is understood. It sets the perspective and the depth of field more reliably than "professional photo".
One product per prompt. Sets come from repeating the prompt with a different scene, not from asking for six products at once. Consistency across the set comes from the same reference.
Start from a library prompt. The product photography and e-commerce categories below are written this way already. Open one, swap in your product, and keep the lighting.
Community prompts in the matching categories, each shown with the image it produced. Open one and the text is filled in for you.
| Credits per image | 1K | 2K | 4K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3 | 6 | 12 |
| High | 12 | 24 | 40 |
Packs from $9, or monthly and annual plans; see pricing. Failed generations are refunded.
It is built not to. GPT Image 2.5 was designed to preserve the subject of a reference photo across new settings, and the Studio sends your photo with every generation. Fine print and tiny logos are the parts most likely to drift, so check them and regenerate if needed.
The same as any image on ShimmerPic: from 3 credits for 1K Standard to 40 for 4K High, plus 3 credits per reference photo and a small surcharge for prompts over 500 bytes. The Studio quotes the exact number before you generate. New accounts get 6 free credits; there is no separate product-photography plan and no per-model surcharge.
You can ask for a new angle, and the model will produce a plausible one, but it is generating, not rotating a 3D scan. For angles the reference does not show, upload a second reference from that side.
Flare to explore scenes quickly, Sunburst for the final image — in our side-by-side runs Sunburst added more surface detail. Both cost the same credits.
Model facts from OpenAI, "Introducing ChatGPT Images 2.5". ShimmerPic is an independent tool, not affiliated with OpenAI.