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GPT-Image-2 gains transparent backgrounds in ChatGPT and the API

Source: Tibo
Date: Published Aug 21, 2026

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GPT-Image-2 can now emit transparent backgrounds through both the API preview and ChatGPT, so generated logos, icons and product assets can be composited without a separate background-removal step.

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