GPT Image 1.5: The High-Fidelity AI Image Generator

How to Use GPT Image 1.5 AI Generator
Select GPT Image 1.5
Input a Detailed Text Prompt
Adjust Settings and Ratio
Generate and Download
Why GPT Image 1.5 Stands Out in AI Art
Unmatched Prompt Adherence
Cinematic Lighting & Composition
Fine-Grained High Fidelity
Consistent Style Control
GPT Image 1.5 Generation Costs
| Name & Role | Credits |
|---|---|
Low Quality (Draft) 2 Credits per image | 2 |
Medium Quality (Square) 6 Credits per image | 6 |
Medium Quality (Wide/Tall) 8 Credits per image | 8 |
High Fidelity (Square) 20 Credits per image | 20 |
High Fidelity (Wide/Tall) 30 Credits per image | 30 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes GPT Image 1.5 different from other AI generators?
GPT Image 1.5 stands out for its unmatched prompt adherence and high-fidelity output. Unlike other models that may ignore specific details, GPT Image 1.5 strictly follows complex instructions, ensuring accurate composition, lighting, and object placement.
Can I use GPT Image 1.5 for free?
Yes, you can start generating for free using daily complimentary credits on Toolplay. For high-volume or ultra-high-fidelity production, flexible credit packages are available.
Do I own the commercial rights to the images?
Yes. You own full commercial rights to all images you generate with GPT Image 1.5 on Toolplay, making them suitable for marketing materials, websites, and merchandise.
How does the credit pricing work?
We offer a flexible 'pay-for-quality' system. Drafts (Low Quality) cost as little as 2 credits, while production-ready High-Fidelity images range from 20 to 30 credits depending on the aspect ratio.
What is 'High-Fidelity' mode?
High-Fidelity mode maximizes the model's processing power to render fine-grained details—such as skin texture, fabric weave, and distant background elements—providing a photorealistic finish ideal for professional use.
What aspect ratios are supported?
GPT Image 1.5 supports multiple aspect ratios to fit any platform, including Square (1:1), Landscape (16:9, 4:3), and Portrait (9:16, 3:4) for mobile content.




