Structured image briefs
Turn a creative request into a repeatable checklist covering subject, composition, style, lighting, text, and aspect ratio.
Independent tool overview
Image Generation with Parameters is an existing custom GPT in ChatGPT that was originally listed as DALL·E 3 with Parameters. The old URL now resolves to the new name, and the GPT remains available to signed-in users. It can provide a focused conversational route to image prompting, but its public page does not disclose the builder's instructions, exact parameter vocabulary, or current backing model. Treat every supposed setting as a creative instruction unless the live result proves that ChatGPT applied it.
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Overview
The original DALL·E 3 with Parameters link now opens a ChatGPT page titled Image Generation with Parameters. That is a rename, not evidence that the GPT has disappeared, and the current public page still requires a ChatGPT sign-in before a conversation can begin.
The listing was created to make image requests more configurable, but the public page does not expose a parameter reference or the GPT's private configuration. Users should not assume it supports controls common in other generators—such as seeds, samplers, CFG scale, negative prompts, or deterministic regeneration—unless those controls are explicitly shown and honored in the current session.
DALL·E 3 is no longer the current image system in ChatGPT. OpenAI retired the official DALL·E GPT on August 30, 2026, while stating that user-created GPTs with Image Generation enabled are not affected and can use the new ChatGPT image-generation model. OpenAI also says existing GPTs may be switched when an underlying model is retired.
For most users, the native ChatGPT Images workspace is the more transparent starting point: it supports generation, uploaded-image editing, aspect-ratio requests, transparent backgrounds, an editor, and a saved image library. This custom GPT is most useful only if its prompt-structuring behavior improves a real, repeatable brief.
Professional use still needs human review. Generated images may contain bad text, malformed objects, inaccurate depictions, unintended logos, misleading realism, or elements that create copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, and disclosure risk. OpenAI assigns its rights in output to the user to the extent permitted by law, but says outputs may not be unique and users remain responsible for their content.
Use cases
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Turn a creative request into a repeatable checklist covering subject, composition, style, lighting, text, and aspect ratio.
Refine one visual direction through follow-up instructions rather than rewriting the entire prompt after every result.
Continue an existing workflow while recognizing that the underlying ChatGPT image system and behavior may have changed since the DALL·E 3 era.
Explore mood boards, internal drafts, layout ideas, and creative directions that will receive human selection and production review.
Capabilities
Uses a custom GPT configuration intended to help translate image requests into more explicit creative instructions.
Lets users describe the subject, environment, framing, visual treatment, lighting, palette, text, and desired use conversationally.
Keeps feedback and revisions in one ChatGPT conversation so a user can narrow the composition step by step.
A user-created GPT with Image Generation enabled can create images with OpenAI's current ChatGPT image model; the public page does not reveal this GPT's exact capability settings.
Current ChatGPT Images accepts aspect-ratio requests, although the final file should still be checked for exact pixel dimensions.
Current ChatGPT Images can edit generated or uploaded images when the relevant capability is available in the GPT and account.
Images created in ChatGPT are saved in the Images area for later review, download, and reuse.
Existing GPTs and standard image generation are available on Free, while higher plans provide greater allowances and additional image modes.
Process
Step 1
State whether the output is a concept, advertisement, editorial illustration, product mockup, social post, or other deliverable, plus the audience and publishing channel.
Step 2
Use only reference images, likenesses, logos, characters, and source material you are allowed to upload and transform; remove confidential or unnecessary personal information.
Step 3
Describe the subject, setting, composition, camera or illustration viewpoint, lighting, palette, required text, exclusions, and aspect ratio in plain language.
Step 4
Before generating, have the GPT restate the brief and identify which instructions are creative preferences versus controls it can actually apply.
Step 5
If the GPT proposes a seed, sampler, negative-prompt field, CFG value, or other specialized control, ask how it is implemented and verify it in the output rather than assuming native support.
Step 6
Compare a few materially different directions before spending limits on minor variants of a weak composition.
Step 7
Check spelling, anatomy, object counts, shadows, reflections, labels, faces, cultural details, logos, and factual visual claims.
Step 8
Change composition, styling, text, or background separately so it is easier to see which instruction improved or damaged the result.
Step 9
Confirm pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, transparency, compression, color handling, and accessibility needs outside the chat before production use.
Step 10
Have the accountable editor approve likeness consent, trademarks, copyrighted elements, disclosure, advertising claims, and whether the image could mislead viewers about a real event or person.
Step 11
Save the date, GPT link, final prompt, reference inputs, selected output, and manual edits; do not rely on a seed unless the current product demonstrates repeatable behavior.
Cost
The custom GPT has no separate subscription or usage charge. Existing GPTs and standard ChatGPT image generation are available on Free with separate limits; Plus is $20 per month and includes higher limits and expanded image access. Exact image allowances can change, so the in-product limit and checkout page are authoritative.
No separate fee
Image Generation with Parameters runs inside the user's existing ChatGPT account.
$0
Supports discovering and using existing GPTs plus limited image creation.
$20/month
Adds higher usage limits and broader image-generation access.
Varies
Go, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu availability, limits, data handling, and prices differ by plan, workspace, and region.
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Assessment
Compare
The right alternative depends on the specific output, workflow, controls and budget your project requires.
Design
OpenAI's current image model and the clearest starting point for present-day ChatGPT generation and editing capabilities.
Explore ChatGPT Images 2.0 →Content Creator
The native ChatGPT Images workspace avoids relying on this custom GPT's undisclosed configuration.
Explore ChatGPT Images →Design
Another focused custom GPT for conversational image creation and refinement inside ChatGPT.
Explore Image Generator GPT →Design
A historical reference for the retired model and the migration path from legacy DALL·E 3 workflows.
Explore DALL·E 3 →Design
A dedicated image platform to compare when visible controls, typography, and design-oriented workflows matter.
Explore Ideogram →Questions
Yes, the original link now resolves to an existing custom GPT named Image Generation with Parameters. A signed-in ChatGPT account is required to use it.
The public page does not say. OpenAI retired the official DALL·E GPT on August 30, 2026, says user-created GPTs with Image Generation enabled can use the new image model, and may move GPTs to a current model when an older one is retired. Do not present this GPT as DALL·E 3-powered without current in-product evidence.
No public parameter reference is available. It can help structure ordinary creative instructions, but users should not assume it exposes seeds, samplers, CFG scale, negative prompts, or deterministic controls unless the live product explicitly demonstrates them.
There is no separate fee. ChatGPT Free users can use existing GPTs and create images within applicable limits; paid plans provide higher allowances.
OpenAI lists ChatGPT Plus at $20 per month, billed monthly. It includes image generation and higher limits, although usage caps can still change with system conditions.
Do not assume so. The public GPT page does not promise a seed control or deterministic regeneration. Save the output itself and expect a repeated prompt to produce a different result.
OpenAI's terms say that, as between the user and OpenAI and to the extent permitted by law, the user owns output. The same terms say output may not be unique and make the user responsible for content, so a commercial review must still address third-party rights, likenesses, trademarks, contracts, accuracy, and disclosures.
Only with appropriate rights, consent, and policy compliance. Apply stricter review to minors, public figures, intimate imagery, political content, and any output that could deceive viewers about a real person or event.
OpenAI says GPT builders cannot view individual user conversations. However, if a GPT uses external apps or APIs, relevant input may be sent to those services, so do not enter sensitive material without understanding the current data flow.
Inspect it at full size, proofread every character, check objects and people, confirm dimensions and transparency, clear all reference material and likenesses, evaluate whether it is misleading, and obtain accountable human approval.
Bottom line
Image Generation with Parameters remains usable as a legacy custom-GPT workflow, but its old DALL·E 3 name and undisclosed parameter system create more ambiguity than a modern image tool page should. Use it only after a side-by-side test shows that its brief structure improves real outputs; otherwise, native ChatGPT Images is the simpler and better-documented choice.
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