GPT Image 1.5 prompts

122 prompts by 97 creators, free to copy, each credited to the person who wrote it. 37 of them have editable fields you can fill in before you copy.

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About GPT Image 1.5

The earlier OpenAI image model, still widely used. Its prompt collection covers much the same ground as GPT Image 2 — layout-heavy compositions, typography, explainer graphics.

Prompts written for 1.5 usually transfer to 2 with little or no editing.

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What is GPT Image 1.5?

The earlier OpenAI image model, still widely used. Its prompt collection covers much the same ground as GPT Image 2 — layout-heavy compositions, typography, explainer graphics. This page collects 122 prompts written for it by 97 different people.

Where do these prompts come from?

They are drawn from open, CC BY 4.0 licensed collections published on GitHub by YouMind OpenLab. Each prompt was originally posted by an individual creator, and every card and detail page here credits that person and links to their original post — that credit is the licence condition, not a courtesy.

How do I use these prompts?

Open any prompt, fill in the placeholders if it has them, and copy. The copy button gives you the filled-in version. You can paste it into GPT Image 1.5 wherever you use it, or press Generate to open it in the Pixel Shine editor with your own photo.

Are they free?

Copying is free and needs no account. Generating an image inside Pixel Shine uses credits; using the prompt in a tool you already pay for costs nothing here.

What are the editable fields?

37 of these prompts contain placeholders like {argument name="subject" default="a red bicycle"}. Rather than making you find and replace them by hand, they are rendered as input boxes — change one and the prompt below updates, and Copy takes your version.

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Prompt data adapted from YouMind OpenLab — YouMind OpenLab — licensed CC BY 4.0. Each prompt credits its original author and links to their post.