ChatGPT unveils a photo library for saving your created images.

OpenAI has introduced a new image library inside ChatGPT, which provides users with quick access to their AI-generated creations in a user-friendly sidebar.

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The feature is currently being rolled out across both web and mobile platforms, and it is accessible to all users, regardless of subscription status. OpenAI has even shared a brief demonstration on X, showcasing the smooth functionality of this new addition. If you’ve created images in ChatGPT previously, the library should already be visible on the left panel. If you haven’t, simply start a new prompt, and the feature should appear after refreshing the page.

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While it may seem modest at first glance, the feature could indicate a larger strategy. OpenAI may be laying the foundation for a social platform centered on image creation, according to insights from industry observers. The goal appears to be increased visibility for its image tools and a new stream of real-time user data. For now, it serves as a library, but within the context of OpenAI’s broader aspirations, it could be the first step in a much larger initiative.

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