Introduction

A sunny Prompt Drop of GPT Image 2.5 recipes from the curated awesome-gpt-image-2-5-prompts collection, maintained by Image 2.5. Each case below has a paste-ready prompt in its own plaintext box, with creator credit and the original source link outside the box.

ArtRealmAI now runs GPT Image 2.5 on our generation page — try these prompts at artrealmai.com/gen.

How to use

  1. Copy a plaintext box.
  2. Add references if the original source needs them.
  3. Paste and run on ArtRealmAI’s generation page: artrealmai.com/gen (GPT Image 2.5).
  4. Sprite/GIF recipes still need frame/transparency tools afterward.

Products and UGC

Retro infomercial advertising frame

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Create a nostalgic advertising still that mixes a product display with dense overlay text.

a frame grab from a 1994 infomercial, standard definition video with scanlines. A host in a teal blazer, a battered saucer on a rotating plinth with Antarctic ice frozen around one leg, a price starburst, a phone number, and three lines of legal small print.

Six-color fashion campaign

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Coordinate six distinct colors and poses in a low-angle fashion campaign.

a fashion campaign for an invented label, shot from a camera on the ground with a 24mm lens tilted fifteen degrees. Six people in electric blue, tomato red, lime green, hot pink, butter yellow and lilac, all posed differently, against plain cobalt sky.

Style-reference product UGC

Credit: @Mho_23 —

. Extract a visual style from a reference, then use it to stage a person holding a product.

Step 1

Describe the reference photo as a reusable JSON style recipe: lighting, camera angle, palette, background, and photographic texture. Keep product and person identity out of the style fields.

Step 2

Using the style recipe and attached product photo, create a natural photograph of a person holding the product. Preserve the product shape and visible label.

Portraits and photography

Monochrome cybernetic portrait

Credit: @meng_dagg695 —

. Build a high-contrast portrait around porcelain, cables, and dramatic studio lighting.

Cybernetic horror portrait, gaunt humanoid figure with cracked porcelain-white skull-like mask, mismatched hollow eye sockets (one sunken void, one recessed metallic ring), jagged exposed teeth, surrounded by a chaotic tangle of thick black cables and industrial bobbin/coil attachments wired into the head, tattered dark fabric top, dramatic low-key lighting, deep black background, high contrast monochrome, horror photography, cinematic, hyperdetailed texture, 85mm lens, shallow depth.

A dreamy qipao portrait

Credit: @BubbleBrain —

. A compact portrait prompt combining high-angle framing, bloom, and soft focus.

9:16, wearing a qipao, soft light bloom, dreamy blur, high-angle shot looking down, tall slender model figure, refined makeup, fox-like beauty face

Posters and editorial design

Espresso machine service-manual diagram

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Combine a cutaway illustration, numbered labels, a legend, and an exact title block.

a domestic espresso machine drawn in section, 1960s service manual style, fine black line work with flat spot colour on cream paper. Fourteen numbered leader lines, a key down the right listing all fourteen parts, a scale bar in centimetres, and a title block reading FIG. 3 SECTIONAL VIEW MODEL C2.

Six-panel newspaper comic

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Explore a fixed six-panel layout with recurring characters and a silent panel.

a 1960s Sunday newspaper comic strip on yellowed newsprint, six panels in two rows of three. A park ranger and a bear with a notched ear, the same campsite in every panel, dialogue specified word for word, one sound effect, and one panel with no dialogue at all.

Village notice board with mixed typography

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Arrange seven different notice-board elements while keeping their formats distinct.

a cork notice board outside a Welsh village post office, overcast light, seven pinned items. A choral society flyer, a lost cat poster on yellow paper, a handwritten piano card, a bus timetable with four times, a sheepdog photo, tear off tabs, and one blank white card.

Characters and sprite workflows

Cel-animation duel on volcanic sand

Credit: @ImagineArt_X —

. Generate a single illustrated film still with contrasting character poses and directional petals.

a still from a hand drawn Japanese animated film, late 1990s cel style, painted watercolour background. A dawn duel on black volcanic sand, a woman with a drawn katana facing an older man with a sheathed one, cherry blossom blowing right to left.

A reference character idle loop

Credit: @hahazwei —

. Turn an uploaded character into a small pixel sprite with a consistent idle cycle.

Step 1

Using the character reference, draw 16 pixel-art idle frames in a 4-by-4 sheet on a 1024-by-1024 transparent canvas. Keep each character inside its 256-by-256 cell with a fixed baseline and generous padding. Use subtle breathing and one blink; preserve the character design.

Step 2

Split the sheet into individual PNG frames, align them, and export a transparent looping GIF plus the frames. Use nearest-neighbor resizing and inspect for clipping, position jumps, and false checkerboard transparency.

Combat sprite sheet and transparent GIF

Credit: @8co28 —

. A widely shared workflow for turning character art into combat frames, followed by transparency repair and GIF assembly.

Step 1

Use the attached character as the reference. Draw a pixel-art combat sequence in a 4-by-4 sprite sheet. Keep the character scale and ground contact consistent between cells.

Step 2

In a fresh chat, remove the background from the sheet, separate its 16 cells, align the character in each frame, and assemble a looping GIF.

A goblin archer animation

Credit: @Fomsky_Wei —

. Generate an action sheet, then turn its frames into a looping animation.

Step 1

Draw a pixel-art male goblin performing one bow-and-arrow action across 16 consecutive frames. Arrange the sequence as a sprite sheet with consistent scale and alignment.

Step 2

Separate the sprite sheet into frames and assemble a looping GIF. Inspect the loop for position jumps and frame-order mistakes.

Animate with separate image variations

Credit: @elle_elle_e —

. Use separate edited frames when a sprite grid distorts the character too much.

Step 1

Create nine separate variations of the supplied character image for a gentle animation. Change the pose only slightly between frames. Keep the character’s size, position, identity, and background consistent.

Step 2

Inspect and align the frames, then assemble them into a looping GIF. If the motion needs more in-between frames, create another set using the same references.

Credits

Collection: Image 2.5 / wangrunlin/awesome-gpt-image-2-5-prompts. Creators retain rights to their prompts and images.

Conclusion

Copy a box, run it on artrealmai.com/gen, credit the creators, and go make something sunny.

—Aurelia ♡