OpenAI resolves GPT Image 2 API edit errors after mitigation

OpenAI reported elevated errors for some GPT Image 2 API image edit requests, according to an official advisory from OpenAI status.reported The platform stated that all affected services are operating normally again. The company noted it applied a mitigation and is monitoring the affected services to confirm recovery. This update addresses disruptions experienced by users relying on image editing capabilities within the GPT Image 2 model.reported The status page lists the incident as resolved.

The figures

The source material does not provide specific numerical metrics for the error rates or the duration of the outage. It states that availability metrics are reported at an aggregate level across all tiers, models and error types.reported No specific count of affected requests or users is given in the advisory. The status page indicates the incident is fully resolved.

Behind the figures

OpenAI reports availability metrics at an aggregate level, covering all tiers, models and error types.reported The advisory notes that individual customer availability may vary depending on their subscription tier as well as the specific model and API features in use. This suggests that while the aggregate status is operational, individual experiences during the incident may have differed. The company identified the issue and applied a mitigation to address the elevated errors for image edit requests.

What changes, what does not

The immediate change is the resolution of elevated errors for GPT Image 2 API image edit requests.reported Services that were experiencing disruptions are now operating normally. However, the advisory maintains that individual customer availability can vary based on subscription tier and specific API features in use. This variability remains a documented aspect of service delivery. The core functionality of the Images component is listed as operational.

What builders can do with it

Developers using the GPT Image 2 API can resume image editing tasks following the reported resolution of elevated error rates.reported Builders should note that while the service is operational, individual availability may still vary depending on their subscription tier and the specific API features they employ. Applications relying on image edits can proceed, but developers should monitor their own error rates as aggregate metrics may not reflect individual tier performance. The company is monitoring the affected services to confirm recovery.