Where do I use this GPT Image 2 prompt?

Open ChatGPT (image generation is available on free and paid plans), paste the prompt, and send. GPT Image 2 follows detailed, multi-part instructions well, so you can be specific about layout and composition.

Can I use my own photo with GPT Image 2?

Yes. Attach your photo in ChatGPT first, then paste the prompt — GPT Image 2 edits from a reference image, so it restyles your photo while keeping the subject. Keep the prompt focused on the change you want.

Is GPT Image 2 free to use?

Image generation is available to free ChatGPT users with limits; paid plans raise those limits. Copying and reusing this prompt is free either way.

A man sitting cross-legged, holding his own head

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@Sheldon056

GPT Image 2

Prompt

A man sitting cross-legged, holding his own head in his hands… but that head is also holding another smaller version of his head, creating a recursive loop.

Outfit: relaxed minimal fit.
Lighting: soft studio, high detail skin texture.
Typography:
* Top: "THINK"
* Small: "AGAIN"
* Large recursive-styled text: "LOOP"
Mood: overthinking spiral, mental recursion.

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How to use this prompt

Copy the full prompt with the Copy Prompt button.
Open GPT Image 2 in ChatGPT and paste it — attach your own photo as a reference to apply the style to it.
Generate, then tweak one detail at a time (subject, colors, framing) to remix the result.

FAQ

Where do I use this GPT Image 2 prompt?: Open ChatGPT (image generation is available on free and paid plans), paste the prompt, and send. GPT Image 2 follows detailed, multi-part instructions well, so you can be specific about layout and composition.
Can I use my own photo with GPT Image 2?: Yes. Attach your photo in ChatGPT first, then paste the prompt — GPT Image 2 edits from a reference image, so it restyles your photo while keeping the subject. Keep the prompt focused on the change you want.
Is GPT Image 2 free to use?: Image generation is available to free ChatGPT users with limits; paid plans raise those limits. Copying and reusing this prompt is free either way.