GPT Image 2.5 Comment Edit: Change One Thing, Keep the Rest

GPT Image 2.5’s comment-editing workflow enables users to place feedback on a specific image area and describe a targeted revision, such as changing product-label text or color, while explicitly listing elements that should remain unchanged. Although comments, selections, and sketches can reduce ambiguity, they are not pixel-locked masks, so edits may alter nearby or unmarked details including hands, reflections, typography, shadows, and layouts. The recommended process is to create and save an approved master image, make only one conceptual change per run, specify both the exact modification and preservation requirements, inspect the entire result through structured quality checks, and return to the master rather than layering repairs onto a flawed edit. The text distinguishes native ChatGPT Comment controls from repeatable browser or API-oriented scoped-edit workflows, offers examples involving product packaging, fictional event passes, and tattoo-design previews, and emphasizes verifying visible text character by character. It also advises maintaining version records, checking current feature availability and pricing, using only authorized images and assets, obtaining consent for edits involving people or brands, and avoiding deceptive uses involving official documents, evidence, or factual claims.

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