ChatGPT image-generation now available to all WhatsApp users
The image generation feature on
OpenAI
's
AI chatbot
, ChatGPT, is now available in WhatsApp to everyone, the company said.
The feature was previously available only through the ChatGPT web and mobile apps.
In a social media post on X, the company said, 'ChatGPT image generation is now available in WhatsApp via
1-800-ChatGPT
. Now available to everyone.'
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It added, 'Don't forget to link your ChatGPT account to 1-800-ChatGPT in WhatsApp to get more image generations.'
Last December
, the company made its popular chatbot accessible through WhatsApp. This experimental service, called 1-800-ChatGPT, aims to make ChatGPT more accessible by eliminating the need for a dedicated account or app.
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Save the official number: Add 1-800-ChatGPT (+1-800-242-8478) to your phone contacts.
Start the chat: Open WhatsApp and send a simple 'Hi' to the number.
Link your OpenAI account: You'll be prompted to verify your OpenAI account. Just follow the link to log in.
Generate images: Once you're linked, you can send prompts like 'a dragon flying over the Himalayas' or 'dog playing with ball'. ChatGPT will reply with AI-generated images using its DALL-E model.
Image generation has rapidly become one of ChatGPT's most popular features.
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