GPT Image 2.5 price on Sume: 1K, 1080p, 2K and 4K at low, medium, high

GPT Image 2.5 on Sume at high quality: about $0.066 at 1024x1024, $0.050 at 1920x1080, $0.069 at 2560x1440, $0.125 at 4K. Low is under a cent to 1.4 cents.

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GPT Image 2.5 at the default high quality costs about $0.066 per 1024x1024 image on Sume, about $0.050 at 1920x1080, $0.069 at 2560x1440 and $0.125 at 3840x2160. Low quality is $0.006 to $0.014 per image and medium is $0.013 to $0.033. Sume bills the fal token rates times 1.25; fal's own per-image table is in the middle column.

Where the numbers come from

fal's GPT Image 2.5 page lists $30 per million output image tokens, $8 per million image input tokens and $5 per million text input tokens, plus a per-image table. Sume's image docs state the same rates and that an omitted quality defaults to high. The Sume figures below come from the repo's estimator for a minimal prompt, so they include a few text input tokens and are rounded up to $0.0001 before the margin; a long prompt adds a little more.

GPT Image 2.5, text-to-image; fal list per fal's table, Sume at list x 1.25 (minimal prompt) (read 2026-10-03)
SizeQualityfal listSume
1024x1024low$0.00588$0.0074
1024x1024medium$0.01317$0.0165
1024x1024high$0.05268$0.0659
1920x1080high$0.03960$0.0496
2560x1440high$0.05529$0.0691
3840x2160low$0.01113$0.0140
3840x2160medium$0.02595$0.0325
3840x2160high$0.10008$0.1251

Notes for budgeting

Catalog quotes on Sume are shown in whole cents, rounded up, so a high 1024x1024 image appears as 7 cents. Reference images and masks add input tokens, and xhigh and max cost more; see xhigh vs max. Image size also changes price in a non-obvious way: portrait is cheaper than square.

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