Create with GPT Image 2.6 Flare or Sunburst on aivideoweb.com. Turn a prompt into a still image or a 1K GIF, or edit using up to 16 reference images with PNG, JPEG or WebP output.
Explore two groups of GPT Image 2.6 examples: animated character reactions and an owl sketch with its animated result. In this form, GIF generation uses text prompts only; reference images are supported for still-image editing.

An office worker reacts as the stock chart drops.

The same worker celebrates as the stock chart climbs.

An owl drawn in pen on lined paper.

A hand-drawn owl comes to life in a looping animation.
Choose Flare or Sunburst, then set the input, image quality, resolution and output format for your task.
Describe a new image or add up to 16 reference images with instructions for your edit. Both GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst support these workflows.
Choose GIF and describe your subject and its movement. GIF generation runs at 1K without reference images; use PNG, JPEG or WebP when editing uploaded images.
Select Low, Medium, High, Xhigh or Max quality. Still images support 1K, 2K and 4K resolution, with ten aspect ratios for square, portrait and landscape compositions.
Choose PNG, JPEG or WebP for still images, or GIF for prompt-based animation. Review the displayed credits after changing quality, resolution, format or reference images.
Match the output to your creative brief, then review the selected model, settings and credits before generating.
The form starts with GPT Image 2.6 Flare, Low quality, 1K resolution, a 1:1 aspect ratio and PNG output. Adjust these settings before submitting your request.
Pair your generated concept with its prompt when discussing the camera angle or setting with collaborators.
Check the overall layout first, then inspect details and revise the prompt around the most important issue.
The current form uses GPT Image 2.6 Flare by default. Confirm the model, ratio, and resolution before requesting a visual.
Describe each intended still image in the available generator, then evaluate how it supports your wider creative project.
Specify a prominent subject and a simple background to explore a cover composition, adding final typography in your layout tool.
Describe the opening location, camera position, and lighting to generate a still concept for discussion.
Build an image prompt around a recognizable subject and a clear mood to develop a campaign art direction.
Describe one scene that communicates the proposed story or setting, then review the generated visual for your presentation.
Start with a prompt, choose your output settings, and review the result before refining your next request.