A prompt that behaves like a creative brief
Flare is the practical default for most applications when you need high-quality results, low latency, and high throughput across many generations. Use the generator to turn a visual direction into a prompt with explicit composition, fidelity, and revision boundaries.
- Use it for rapid exploration, content pipelines, and repeated variations.
- Keep prompts structured so speed does not come at the cost of creative direction.
- Reserve the most demanding refinement passes for the final candidates.
Create a polished Flare with GPT Image 2.5.
SUBJECT
[Describe the subject and defining details]
COMPOSITION & FORMAT
[Framing, hierarchy, and aspect ratio]
LIGHTING & BACKGROUND
[Direction, mood, environment]
PRESERVE
[List the details that must remain unchanged]
DO NOT CHANGE / AVOID
[List explicit edit boundaries and common failures]Frequently asked questions
When should I choose Flare?
Choose Flare as the default for most applications, especially when response time and generation volume matter alongside quality.
Is Flare suitable for creative iteration?
Yes. Its low latency makes it useful for exploring composition, styling, and prompt variations quickly.
Should every project use Flare?
Not necessarily. If a task needs more precise refinement and can tolerate longer generation time, compare it with Sunburst.