OpenAI has integrated a new sticker-specific workflow into ChatGPT Images. This update enables users to generate custom stickers for use in messaging applications like iMessage and WhatsApp.
The new functionality aims to provide a straightforward method for personalizing digital communication with unique stickers, expanding beyond the limited options previously available through iOS photo-to-sticker conversions.
The primary method for creating stickers is through the ChatGPT mobile app on iOS and Android. Users access the 'Images' section, select 'Stickers' under the 'Trending' tab, and then choose a style, reference image, or emoji set to guide the AI.
After generation, a set of nine stickers is produced. Users can then import these directly into iMessage or WhatsApp. WhatsApp users will be prompted to name their sticker pack before import.
If the initial sticker output is not satisfactory, users can tap on a sticker and select 'Edit' to describe desired changes via a prompt. This allows for iterative refinement of the generated stickers.
Alternatively, users can write their own prompts from the outset to guide ChatGPT more precisely, especially when aiming for fidelity to a source photo. A 'Retry' option is available if ChatGPT misinterprets a request.
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OpenAI added a sticker-specific workflow to ChatGPT Images, allowing users to create stickers from photos for iMessage and WhatsApp. This feature simplifies the process of generating custom stickers directly within the ChatGPT mobile app.