gpt-image-2

GPT Image 2 model for text-to-image and image editing. Supports generating images from text as well as editing and synthesizing images with reference inputs.

Overview

Field	Value
Model ID	`gpt-image-2`
CLI	`dlazy gpt-image-2`
MCP	`gpt-image-2` (Claude Code surfaces this as `mcp__dlazy__gpt-image-2`)
Type	`image`
Execution	Returns synchronously
Batch	Supports `--batch <n>` parallel fan-out

Parameters

Arg	Type	Required	Notes
`prompt`	string	Yes	Prompt
`images`	array<url>	No	Images; image (accepts URL, local path, or data: URL); max 5 items
`size`	"1024x1024" \| "1536x1024" \| "1024x1536" \| "2048x2048" \| "2048x1152" \| "3840x2160" \| "2160x3840" \| "auto"	No	Size; default `"auto"`
`imageFormat`	"jpeg" \| "png" \| "webp"	No	Image Format; default `"jpeg"`
`quality`	"low" \| "medium" \| "high"	No	Quality; default `"medium"`

--input @file.json or --input '{...}' can supply all args at once; flags take precedence over --input keys.

CLI Examples

dlazy gpt-image-2 --help
dlazy gpt-image-2 --prompt "Write your prompt here" --images "https://example.com/reference1.jpg" "https://example.com/reference2.jpg"
dlazy gpt-image-2 --prompt "Write your prompt here" --images "./local-image.png"
dlazy gpt-image-2 --prompt "Write your prompt here" --images "https://example.com/reference1.jpg" "https://example.com/reference2.jpg" --dry-run
dlazy gpt-image-2 --prompt "Write your prompt here" --images "https://example.com/reference1.jpg" "https://example.com/reference2.jpg" --batch 4

Compose with a pipeline

dlazy gpt-image-2 --prompt "reference visual" \
  | dlazy gpt-image-2 --images - --prompt "Write your prompt here"

MCP is consumed by AI clients, not handwritten. Once dLazy is registered as an MCP server the tool appears in the client's tool list — Claude Code surfaces it as mcp__dlazy__gpt-image-2; generic clients (e.g. OpenClaw) call it as gpt-image-2.

See MCP setup for how to add the server.

Output

{
  "outputs": [
    { "type": "image", "id": "o_...", "url": "https://files.dlazy.com/result.png", "mimeType": "image/png" }
  ]
}

Media tools emit image / video / audio / file outputs. Use --output url to print only the URLs on stdout.