OpenAI has announced a new feature for ChatGPT that allows users to create custom stickers. This functionality enables users to upload images and instruct ChatGPT to transform them into stickers, remix them, or add/remove elements. Users can also describe a desired style for sticker generation.
Once created, stickers can be exported directly to iMessage and WhatsApp via an "Add to chat apps" button. Users can also save the stickers to their device's photos. WhatsApp has a requirement, set by Meta, that a minimum of three stickers must be exported at once.
The new feature supports creating images with transparent backgrounds. Testing showed that ChatGPT can generate stickers from a simple image upload and prompt, even outpainting parts of an image that were originally cropped. In iMessage, exported stickers appear in a dedicated ChatGPT section within the Stickers carousel.
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OpenAI has officially launched a new feature in ChatGPT that enables users to generate custom stickers from photos or descriptions and export them directly to iMessage and WhatsApp. This update provides a new creative tool within ChatGPT, allowing for personalized communication in popular messaging applications.