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ChatGPT could soon become your next WhatsApp sticker maker

An APK teardown suggests ChatGPT could soon let users create custom AI stickers and export them directly to WhatsApp with a single tap.

ChatGPT could soon become your next WhatsApp sticker maker

OpenAI is reportedly developing a feature that would enable users to generate custom WhatsApp stickers directly from ChatGPT. According to an APK teardown, the feature is currently under development and aims to simplify the process of creating personalized reaction stickers, memes, or illustrations. Users would be able to generate an image through ChatGPT and then choose "Add to WhatsApp" from the sharing menu, allowing the AI tool to prepare the image in WhatsApp’s sticker format.

This would eliminate the need for users to save images, manually convert them into stickers, and import them into a third-party sticker tool. The feature would integrate natively into ChatGPT, streamlining the entire process into a single workflow. While the feature is not yet live, the functionality suggests OpenAI's push to expand ChatGPT's image-generation capabilities beyond the app and into practical tools and integrations. If released, it could make creating custom WhatsApp stickers far more seamless.

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