The edit that stays an edit
Most image models re-render the whole frame when you ask for one change. GPT Image 2.5 is better at editing only what you asked for, keeping the rest of the details the same, even with complex subjects and backgrounds.
That holds across a conversation. Earlier changes stay consistent, each new edit builds on the work already done, and quality does not degrade over the run. Your ⚡50 signup grant covers the first pass on a live model.
What OpenAI shipped
Sharper details, more precise editing, faster generation. More natural lighting and richer textures. Better preservation of the subjects in your reference photos. More complex layouts, transparent backgrounds included, and closer adherence to a visual style. Latency is down by up to 50% against Images 2.0.
Two models reach the API. Flare is the default for most work. Sunburst is the premium tier for workflows that need tighter control across edits.
What the composer offers
Free-form size on the wire, with seven presets sitting on the field for the common canvases (1024×1024, 1024×1536, 1536×1024, 2048×1152, 2048×2048, 2160×3840, 3840×2160). Any WIDTH×HEIGHT works within the vendor's own bounds: edges divisible by 16, longest edge up to 3840, aspect within 3:1. One flat ⚡ per render, size and quality tier included.
Sketch, Templates and image comments are features of OpenAI's own app, not of OpenClips. What arrives here is the model.
Where it sits on the roster
Flare is the flagship version and the composer's default choice. Sunburst rides beneath it as a Variant. Same page, same rate card, same reference envelope, for briefs that want tighter control across a multi-turn edit. Every take lands in one library, and one balance covers the whole models roster.