Make the people, props and scene agree.
Prepare GPT Image 2.6 briefs for group scenes, character references and object placement. Use the current Wan2.7 Image workspace to explore a scene you can check.
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Create a cinematic rainy-street photograph of exactly three adult friends. Left: woman in a red raincoat holding a food tray. Center: man in a dark teal jacket holding a clear umbrella. Right: man in a mustard-yellow jacket reading a folded map. Keep each face and body distinct, hands anatomically believable, wet reflections coherent and the group clearly separated from background pedestrians.
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GPT Image 2.6 is Coming soon here. The connected workspace currently submits image tasks to Wan2.7 Image.
WHAT IS GPT IMAGE 2.6?
GPT Image 2.6 is the model name explored on this page. Wan27Image provides the current image workflow, using Wan2.7 Image for text generation and reference edits. The separate 2.6 entry is disabled until a verified integration is available; selecting it does not switch engines.
FROM BRIEF TO IMAGE
Build a GPT Image 2.6 scene brief as a set of visible relationships. Count the people, assign their wardrobe and place each important object before describing the atmosphere.
01MULTI-PERSON SCENES
For a rainy-street scene with friends, define who stands where and what each person wears. Add expressions, weather and lighting after those identities are clear.
Check every face, hand and body overlap; a cinematic mood can hide structural errors.
02CHARACTER REFERENCES
Describe the face, jacket, hair and key accessory that must remain recognizable. Use your own reference for edits and compare these details in each image rather than assuming separate requests share memory.
Reference editing does not guarantee an identical identity in every new composition.
03OBJECT PLACEMENT
List the required objects and their left-to-right or near-to-far relationships. A simple still life is easier to inspect when the count and placement are part of the prompt.
Count the visible objects and check contacts, shadows and overlaps.
MADE FOR YOUR NEXT TASK
Prepare the decisions that a storyboard, character sheet or product arrangement needs to communicate.
STORYBOARD ARTISTS
Explore a shot with a named character, wardrobe and location; record the details that later frames should retain.
CHARACTER DESIGNERS
Use a reference sheet to discuss silhouette, clothing and distinctive accessories with your team.
VISUAL MERCHANDISERS
Specify object counts and positions before experimenting with surfaces, background or light.
THREE STEPS TO GET STARTED
Prepare a GPT Image 2.6 task and create with a model available in your workspace.
Use the connected Wan2.7 Image model. Choose text-to-image for a new scene or edit mode for one reference image. GPT Image 2.6 remains Coming soon.
Write the subject, composition, exact text and details to preserve. Add a reference for editing, then review the settings and credit estimate before generating.
Open the example at full size and compare its text, objects and layout with the brief. When your own image is complete, review it before downloading or continuing to edit.
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BEFORE YOU CREATE
GPT Image 2.6 remains Coming soon and cannot submit requests. The current image workspace uses Wan2.7 Image. Its output should be evaluated as that model's result, rather than a 2.6 preview.
The workspace displays a credit estimate based on the selected available model and settings. Review it before submitting. No GPT Image 2.6 price is offered here while it is Coming soon.
Text-to-image starts from a written prompt. Reference editing needs an uploaded image and a description of the change. Separate the intended edit from the details you want to preserve.
Upload one JPEG, PNG or WebP reference in edit mode. Use a clear image that you have permission to upload; describe the change separately from the details to preserve.
Download uses the image file supplied by the completed result. Check the resulting file type; the download button does not promise format conversion. A GPT Image 2.6 output format has not been configured here.
Open task history to inspect the status and error. Failed charged tasks follow the existing credit-return process; partial results are handled according to the task record. A refund is confirmed when its status is recorded. Contact support if the task and balance disagree.
This workspace supports text and reference images, without a dedicated markup drawing or submission control. Describe the target region in words. A GPT Image 2.6 markup workflow needs a verified integration before it can be enabled here.
START WITH ONE CLEAR IDEA
Describe the people and objects first, then place them in the frame. Use a reference when the next image needs to retain a recognizable character or item.