GPT Image 2.5 Image Comments: 5 Edits You Can Copy Now

GPT Image 2.5 image comments allow users to attach written editing instructions to a location in an image, helping identify a specific target while describing what should change and what must be preserved. Effective edits use a narrow, explicit brief that names the target, requests one change, and lists important protected details such as text, object shapes, lighting, framing, and earlier approved modifications. Because generative edits can affect areas outside a comment, selection, or requested region, each output should be compared both with its immediate input and the original baseline, with work continuing only from approved versions. Examples include recoloring a bottle, replacing card text, removing an object, changing a cushion’s apparent material, and replacing a background, each requiring checks for unintended changes to surrounding elements. The guidance distinguishes comments from masks, selections, and text-only requests, notes that comments do not guarantee pixel-level preservation or formal approval tracking, and recommends deterministic conventional editing tools when exact legal text, logos, or other critical elements must remain unchanged. Atlas Cloud’s Sunburst editing route can reuse the same written briefs but does not transfer ChatGPT comment pins or history, and costs, parameters, source files, attempts, and approval decisions should be recorded separately for reproducibility and production review.

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