Choose a GPT Image 2 plan

Compare credits and recurring plans for GPT Image 2 image generation, editing, and ongoing creative work.

GPT Image 2 Plans

Choose a credits package or recurring plan for GPT Image generation and editing.

Starter Plan

$12.0 / month
The most accessible subscription for regular GPT Image use.
Subscription can be canceled anytime!

Includes

  • 500 credits valid for 1 month
  • About 125 medium-quality generations or 22 high-quality generations
  • Text-to-image and image-to-image generation
  • Download and reuse generated outputs

Pro Plan

$24.0 / month
Higher monthly credits for heavier creative workloads.
Subscription can be canceled anytime!

Includes

  • 1200 credits valid for 1 month
  • About 300 medium-quality generations or 54 high-quality generations
  • Text-to-image and image-to-image generation
  • Download and reuse generated outputs

What credits cover

Credits map directly to image generation and editing cost, so quality changes how many images you can create with each plan.

Text to Image

A medium-quality generation costs 4 credits. A high-quality generation costs 22 credits.

Image to Image

Image editing follows the same quality-based credit model, so the selected quality determines the credit cost.

Iterations

Credit-based pricing keeps costs transparent and makes it easier to estimate usage across repeated drafts.

Why teams choose GPT Image 2

The main value is control: better prompt accuracy, cleaner text, more realistic outputs, and stronger handling of structured visual tasks.

Prompt Fidelity

You are paying for an image tool that is better suited to detailed instructions and structured visual requests.

Text and Layout Quality

Readable text, labels, and UI-like layout logic are some of the clearest reasons to choose GPT Image 2.

Usable First Drafts

For many users, the difference between a usable first draft and a throwaway image is worth paying for.

Pricing FAQ

These questions help new users decide how to start: what credits cover, which plan fits, and how image generation works today.