OpenAI’s latest image model, applied to caricatures. 8 styles compared head-to-head, live on this page. Upload your photo and run GPT Image 2 in one click — or try GPT Image 1.5 for free.
Same photo · Same prompt · Watercolor
Caricature portrait of the person in a soft watercolor painting style with gentle color washes and visible brush strokes, mild exaggeration of facial features, plain off-white background.
Every pair uses the same source photo and the same prompt. Only the model changes.
A classic painterly caricature. Look at the edge transitions and the color bleeds — 2 keeps the bleed organic, 1.5 tends to over-harden the outline.
In GPT Image 2 the color washes transition more naturally and skin tone gradients are smoother.
Caricature portrait of the person in a soft watercolor painting style with gentle color washes and visible brush strokes, mild exaggeration of facial features, plain off-white background.
Rounded stylized portraits. 2 carries more consistent lighting and cleaner shadow falloff; 1.5 sometimes flattens the volume.
GPT Image 2 holds facial proportions more faithfully under exaggeration.
Caricature of the person in a 3D cartoon style with bold rounded features, depth, and soft shadows, similar to Pixar character design, clean pastel background.
Hand-drawn black-and-white feel. 2 has finer hatching and a crisper mid-tone range.
GPT Image 2 produces more controlled hatch density without muddying the darks.
Caricature portrait in a detailed pencil sketch style with fine crosshatching and realistic shading, mild exaggeration of the face, plain white background.
Bold Warhol-style palette. 2’s halftone registration is tighter and the outline control is stronger.
GPT Image 2 keeps halftone patterns consistent across the face.
Caricature portrait in a vibrant pop art style with halftone dots, bold outlines, and bright contrasting colors inspired by Andy Warhol, exaggerated jaw and eyes.
Photoreal exaggeration. 2 preserves identity better while applying the caricature stretch.
GPT Image 2 retains distinctive features under exaggeration more reliably than 1.5.
Caricature portrait in a realistic caricature style with photorealistic rendering and exaggerated facial features, studio portrait lighting, plain gray background.
Japanese-anime styling. 2 handles clean linework and vivid color blocking with less noise.
GPT Image 2 produces cleaner line weight consistency in anime.
Caricature portrait of the person in a Japanese anime style with large expressive eyes, dynamic pose, and vivid colors, mild caricature exaggeration.
Classical oil-painted caricature. 2 renders brushstroke texture with more tonal nuance; 1.5 often flattens into posterized color blocks.
GPT Image 2 preserves fine brush detail and chiaroscuro depth better than 1.5.
Caricature portrait of the person in a rich oil painting style with visible brushstroke texture, deep tonal range, and classical portrait lighting with warm chiaroscuro shadows, mild exaggeration of facial features.
Pure black-ink linework. 2 produces more confident single-pass strokes with fewer redundant lines; 1.5 tends to over-ink the outlines.
GPT Image 2 keeps line weight consistent and reduces stray ink artifacts.
Caricature portrait of the person in a minimalist black ink line art style with confident elegant strokes, no shading, and a plain white background, exaggerated jaw and eyes.
| Feature | GPT Image 1.5 | GPT Image 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Output detail | Reliable baseline | More detail, cleaner edges |
| Aspect ratios | 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 16:9, 9:16, 4:1, 21:9 | 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 21:9, 9:21, 2:1, 1:2, 3:1, 1:3 |
| Best for caricature | High-volume iteration | Final / showcase images |
| Typical speed | 5–15s | 10–25s |
| Price on this site | Free (Standard) / 1 credit (Pro) | 2 credits |
| Availability | GA | Beta |
Measured against Evolink-hosted endpoints; validated during asset production.
A few patterns from generating the 16 samples on this page.
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