OpenAI Adds Sketch Feature to ChatGPT for Drawing-Based Image Generation
ChatGPT Images 2.5 now lets users draw simple doodles that the AI transforms into detailed images based on text prompts.
OpenAI announced ChatGPT Images 2.5 on Tuesday, introducing a new feature called Sketch that allows users to draw directly within ChatGPT and have the AI generate detailed images based on their drawings and text instructions.
The feature enables users to create rough doodles and then provide additional prompts to guide how ChatGPT refines the image, expanding the ways users can interact with the platform's image generation capabilities.
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