All WhatsApp users unlock free ChatGPT perk inside app – but you'll have to enter special code to find it on your phone
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WHATSAPP users can unlock a handy new ChatGPT feature directly within the messaging app.
The popular AI platform was added as a free chatbot to WhatsApp at the end of 2024, allowing users to ask questions and start a conversation.
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New feature comes to ChatGPT in WhatsApp
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Anyone can access ChatGPT via WhatsApp by entering a secret code.
You simply need to add 1-800-CHATGPT as a contact.
But today the feature gets an enhancement, creators OpenAI exclusively revealed to The Sun.
ChatGPT on WhatsApp now has the ability to generate images.
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There are two ways you can do this.
Either, ask for any image you want by typing it out.
Or, you can upload a photo from your camera roll and describe how you'd like to transform it.
Users without a ChatGPT account can generate one image per day, with the option to link a ChatGPT account for additional images.
Those who link their existing account will have higher usage limits per day.
It comes only a few months after OpenAI added shopping features to ChatGPT.
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Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WHATSAPP users can unlock a handy new ChatGPT feature directly within the messaging app. The popular AI platform was added as a free chatbot to WhatsApp at the end of 2024, allowing users to ask questions and start a conversation. 1 New feature comes to ChatGPT in WhatsApp Credit: Alamy Anyone can access ChatGPT via WhatsApp by entering a secret code. You simply need to add 1-800-CHATGPT as a contact. But today the feature gets an enhancement, creators OpenAI exclusively revealed to The Sun. ChatGPT on WhatsApp now has the ability to generate images. Read more about AI FAKING IT Apple made eerily lifelike AI clone of me – can you tell which body part is fake? There are two ways you can do this. Either, ask for any image you want by typing it out. Or, you can upload a photo from your camera roll and describe how you'd like to transform it. Users without a ChatGPT account can generate one image per day, with the option to link a ChatGPT account for additional images. Those who link their existing account will have higher usage limits per day. It comes only a few months after OpenAI added shopping features to ChatGPT.
