Change a vase color using a photo and markup

How to use

Use the exact recorded prompt and the displayed original reference assets in order. Changes to the prompt or inputs create an untested variant.

Upload the original synthetic room photo first and the separate red-circle markup overlay second. The overlay identifies the vase; it is not the generated result. The recorded working prompt is in Chinese and remains unchanged here. An English translation would be a new, untested prompt.

Observed result

Vase changed from cream to cobalt blue, red markup removed. Jug, dried stems, tiles and window remain visually consistent; new glaze is glossier.

Generation evidence and limits

The run record links the prompt hash to inputs a_373 and a_374, in that order, and output a_372. The generation receipt preserves input and output hashes. Its timestamp is November 5 UTC, corresponding to November 4 in Los Angeles, the date displayed for this run.

GPT Image 2.6 is the project owner's version attribution. The tool returned no exact API model ID; seed, sampling and quality settings were not recorded. This one output shows a color change with a glossier surface, not proof that a color edit preserves every reflection or pixel. Check material finish and surrounding objects when trying your own image.

Source and generation

The source provides an original prompt; this production uses the separately recorded working prompt. Source. Source-post engagement does not measure this newly generated example.

Generated with GPT Image 2.6. All reference images used here were generated for this project.