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OpenAI has introduced a new feature called Stickers in ChatGPT, enabling users to create personalized sticker packs based on textual prompts and share them in regular conversations. This functionality is now globally available for mobile ChatGPT users, according to OpenAI's announcement.
The Stickers feature operates by having users provide a description of an idea, character, inside joke, or reaction. ChatGPT then generates a collection of up to nine matching stickers. The packs can be saved or shared directly within messaging apps like iMessage or WhatsApp.
Users have the option to customize their sticker packs by remixing individual stickers with emojis and choosing from 18 visual styles. These styles include options like Holographic, Anime, and 3D, allowing users to tailor the pack's appearance to suit the context or recipient.
The technology powering Stickers is based on ChatGPT Images 2.0, OpenAI's most recent image generation model. Introduced in April 2026, this model shifts from a basic rendering tool to one with native visual reasoning. It can interpret a prompt's structure before generating an image, check its own output, and produce up to eight consistent images in a single batch.
ChatGPT Stickers is free and accessible to all mobile ChatGPT users worldwide. The company has not yet confirmed if the feature will be extended to desktop or web versions of ChatGPT. The rollout follows earlier indications of the feature's development, with code strings referencing a ChatGPT Stickers tool and a native WhatsApp export option appearing in the Android app in early August.
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