A prompt cookbook that ships with 689 working examples
Curated prompts and API patterns for OpenAI's GPT-Image-2, organized by real use case rather than vibe or aesthetic.

What it does
This is an awesome-list-style repository collecting production-ready prompts for GPT-Image-2, OpenAI’s image generation and editing model. Each entry includes the full prompt text, a categorized use case (e-commerce, portrait, UI mockup, ad creative, etc.), and a real output image. The collection is actively maintained with daily curation batches and covers 689 cases as of the latest README update.
The repo also documents API integration via Evolink’s wrapper around the standard OpenAI /v1/images/generations endpoint, including a one-line npx install for a callable skill.
The interesting bit
Most prompt galleries organize by style or mood; this one organizes by job-to-be-done. Need a skincare product diorama, a character sheet, or a mobile app mockup? The cases are tagged and numbered like a parts catalog. The maintainers also localize the entire README into 11 languages, which is unusual for a community prompt repo and suggests they’re optimizing for global search traffic.
Key highlights
- 689 curated prompt cases with verified output images
- 7 production categories: e-commerce, portrait, poster, UI, ad creative, character design, comparison
- API usage guide and callable skill via
npx evolink-gpt-image - Full translations in 11 languages
- Daily curation with dated changelog back to April 2026
- CC0 license — copy-paste freely
Caveats
- The API examples route through
api.evolink.ai, not OpenAI directly; you’ll need an Evolink API key - The prompt count in the intro (“359+”) lags the badge count (“689”) — minor inconsistency in the README
- Heavy Evolink branding and referral links throughout; this is effectively developer marketing for their platform
Verdict
Grab this if you’re building with GPT-Image-2 and want proven prompts without the trial-and-error tax. Skip it if you need deep technical documentation on the model itself — this is a recipe book, not a service manual.