OpenAI released its latest image generation model, GPT Image 1.5. That means the quality bar for AI images just jumped again, and the difference between a lazy prompt and a carefully written one is bigger than ever.
I'll walk through some of the best ChatGPT image prompts you can plug in right away, plus a set of cozy Christmas and holiday variations you can reuse for social posts, thumbnails, product images, or just for fun.
And because writing, testing, and organizing prompts across a bunch of tools is a pain, I've been building a web app to make that part easier too. It's called QuestStudio — an all-in-one generative AI lab where you can create images and videos with top models like ChatGPT's DALL·E, Nano Banana Pro, Flux Pro, Sora 2, and more, all in one place.
You can spin up projects, save your prompts and outputs under each project, compare different model results side by side, and keep everything organized instead of scattered across random tabs and apps.
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The Prompts (Copy & Paste)
How to Use These Prompts
Use these prompts as starting points, not rules. Swap locations, change lighting, try new color palettes, and don't be afraid to break your own formulas when something interesting appears. If you find a combo that works, save it, reuse it, and build on it.
If you want a place to keep all of that organized, experiment with different models, and generate both images and video without jumping between tools, you're more than welcome to try QuestStudio. It's built exactly for this kind of creative workflow: one workspace, the latest AI models, and your prompts and projects all in one hub.