Image 2.5 Online Generator
Refine Image 2.5 prompts and --ar / model / speed settings, then generate on this site. Supports multilingual prompts, Sunburst, and copyable examples.
Quick examples
Model
Aspect ratio (--ar)
Speed mode
Reference image
Advanced parameters
Parameters map to Image 2.5 flags such as --ar, --stylize, --chaos, --weird, --quality, --seed, --iw, --no.
Recent prompts
- Your prompts will appear here.
This run costs 8 credits
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Result grid
Use U1–U4 / V1–V4 after generation. Works sync to My Works.
Example preview
Enter a prompt and tap Generate at the bottom to fill a 2×2 grid.
Image 2.5 generation guide
How to generate with Image 2.5: prompts, parameters, and workflow
Use this page to refine Image 2.5 prompts and key parameters (aspect ratio, model, speed, negatives), then generate live on this site. Ideal if you want a clearer Image 2.5 prompt and Flare / Sunburst workflow.
Describe subject, scene, lighting, and style first, then layer flags like --ar, --stylize, and --chaos for more consistent results than one-shot guessing.
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Write stronger Image 2.5 prompts
Structure prompts as subject → scene → lighting/lens → style → quality. Mix precise lighting and camera terms when you need tighter control.
- Name the subject clearly—avoid vague pronouns
- Add light: soft window light, neon, golden hour, volumetric light
- Add framing: close-up, wide shot, overhead, cinematic crop
- Add style: photoreal, anime, cyberpunk, ink wash, and more
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Image 2.5 parameter cheat sheet
Controls on this page map to common generation flags:
- --ar: aspect ratio (1:1 avatars, 16:9 landscape, 9:16 vertical)
- --stylize / --s: aesthetic intensity—higher looks more “artistic”
- --chaos: composition variety for exploration
- --no: negatives to reduce blur, watermarks, stray text
- Sunburst: better for anime / 2D character looks
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Recommended on-site Image 2.5 flow
Craft the prompt here, then generate on this site. Results are live outputs you can download or save to My Works.
- Fill prompt, ratio, model, and speed here
- Borrow templates from Quick Examples or the Prompt Library
- Tap Start generate and wait for on-site results
- Browse the Gallery when you need visual references
Image 2.5 practical tips
Structure before adjectives
Write who/what/where first, then style words—cleaner than adjective stacks.
Change one variable at a time
When comparing runs, change only ratio or only style terms so you can learn what worked.
Use references to lock look
For consistent characters or products, add a reference image plus a clear caption.
Check commercial rights
Confirm plan terms before commercial use; avoid unauthorized celebrity or trademark assets.
Image 2.5 generation FAQ
Does Generate on this page create the final Image 2.5 image? +
Yes. This page submits to the on-site generate API and returns live result images you can download or save to My Works. Header “Start creating” opens the same workspace.
Flare vs Sunburst on this page — how do I choose? +
Pick Flare for photoreal portraits, product shots, architecture, landscapes, and brand moodboards. Pick Sunburst for anime character sheets, stylized illustration, and manga-like frames. Unsure? Run the same prompt on both. Pin a version (e.g. Flare / Sunburst) for series work; trust the on-site model list.
My prompt is unstable — what is a practical fix? +
Try: (1) clearly name subject + action; (2) borrow an English lighting/lens skeleton from the Prompt Library; (3) set --ar and --no; (4) change one variable per run. Helpful add-ons: soft window light, cinematic lighting, 85mm, shallow depth of field, ultra detailed. Use blog prompt recipes and Gallery twins for structure.
Where do Upscale / Vary / inpaint / outpaint run? +
Use the result actions on this page to re-submit from a generated image (upscale/vary-style follow-ups). You can also download and rewrite the prompt. Tutorials explain when to Vary vs when to rewrite.
How should I use a reference image (Image Prompt)? +
References help lock character vibe, product shape, or composition — but still spell out what to keep vs change. Too much weight can glue you to the source; too little does nothing. Start low, then increase. For commercial work, confirm you have rights to the reference and avoid unauthorized trademarks/likeness.
Fast vs Relax vs Turbo — how do I avoid wasting credits? +
Finalize wording first, then generate. Turbo for deadlines, Fast for daily work, Relax when you can wait. Relax may queue longer at peak. If you are blind-rerolling, fix prompt structure and negatives before buying more speed.
Which --ar should I use for my channel? +
Avatars often 1:1; covers/blog heroes 16:9; mobile feeds/shorts 9:16; print posters may use 2:3 or 3:4. Choose aspect before generating to reduce hard crops later. Ecommerce heroes and PDP crops benefit from matching the layout early.
Generation fails, stalls, or totally misses the brief — what next? +
Check network/login, then simplify conflicting style stacks. When off-brief, name the subject clearly and negative out distractors. Compare another model/version or a library template as a control. Credit debit and error codes follow this generate page; billing questions live on the Pricing FAQ.
Keep learning Image 2.5
Ready to generate with Image 2.5?
Generate on this site, or grab a reusable template from the Prompt Library first.