OpenAI has rolled out a useful new feature for ChatGPT users: an image library where all your AI-generated visuals are now stored. This update comes shortly after OpenAI integrated image generation directly into ChatGPT, unifying what used to be separate tools.
The new image library lets users revisit creations without the hassle of digging through past conversations. Whether you’re using the free, Plus, or Pro version on mobile or desktop you’ll now find a dedicated space to browse your generated visuals.
This update not only improves convenience, but could also spark a trend of users sharing screenshots of their quirky or creative image collections online. While some image libraries might be wild and chaotic, others may become personal galleries of evolving creativity.
There’s also chatter around OpenAI possibly working on a social media platform centered around ChatGPT and image generation. Although still just speculation, such a platform could expand how users interact with AI-generated content, especially if rumors of Sam Altman and Elon Musk’s tech rivalry come into play.
For now, the image library includes a download button and an “Edit image” option, which lets you tweak visuals with new prompts. However, deletion options seem to be missing, meaning users can’t yet remove unwanted images though that may not bother those who already download and organize their content externally.
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