Product and campaign visuals
Explore product scenes, poster concepts, ad imagery, and social assets from a prompt and brand references.
Create polished visuals with a focused GPT Image 2.5 workflow. Describe the subject and composition, add reference images when consistency matters, and compare several generated directions without leaving the page.
Explore product scenes, poster concepts, ad imagery, and social assets from a prompt and brand references.
Use visual references to develop character looks, key art, mood boards, and alternate compositions for a project.
Generate frames that communicate setting, lighting, action, and camera angle before moving into image-to-video production.
Use the prompt to describe the subject, setting, framing, lighting, color, and material detail. GPT Image 2.5 is suited to visual directions that benefit from natural-looking light, richer texture, and recognizable subjects.
Add reference images to communicate a person, product, character, palette, or composition more directly than text alone. Recapo keeps the prompt, references, settings, and generated results together for easier review.
For a new variation, keep the important subject and style details explicit, then change only the composition, setting, expression, color, or object that needs another direction. Review small text and fine details before publishing.
GPT Image 2.5 is an image-generation and image-refinement model designed to turn written instructions and visual references into new images while following the requested subject and composition.
Yes. Add reference images before submitting to guide subjects, composition, colors, and other visual details. Always confirm that you have permission to use the source images.
Common uses include product concepts, campaign artwork, character studies, storyboards, keyframes, covers, posters, and social media visuals.
Recapo lets you request one to four independent image results in a single submission. Each accepted result uses the credit estimate shown before generation.
Yes. Recapo stores the project and execution identifiers for your account in the browser so it can resume status checks when you return.