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ChatGPT introduced a new sticker-making feature that lets users turn photos, ideas and existing images into personalized stickers for messaging. The tool uses ChatGPT Images 2.0 and can create images with transparent backgrounds, making them easier to use in chats. OpenAI’s official documentation confirms that ChatGPT Images 2.0 supports image creation, editing, transparent backgrounds and sharing directly to other apps.
The Sticker Generator allows users to create stickers from either an uploaded photo or a text description. Users can also ask ChatGPT to edit an image and change expressions, objects, colours or other visual elements.
This can be useful for creating personalized stickers featuring pets, friends, family members or custom characters. Users can also build reaction stickers around specific situations or inside jokes.
The feature also removes one common step in sticker creation. ChatGPT can generate images with transparent backgrounds, so users do not need to remove the background manually before using the image.
Users can start by opening the ChatGPT mobile app and going to the Images section. They can then describe the sticker they want or upload an existing photo for transformation.
For example, a user could upload a picture of their pet and ask ChatGPT to create a funny reaction sticker. The generated image can then be edited through additional instructions.
Users can also create different versions from the same idea. This makes it possible to build a collection of personalised reactions rather than relying only on standard sticker packs.
ChatGPT Images is available on the web, iOS and Android, while ChatGPT Images 2.0 is available across all ChatGPT tiers.
The new feature brings several sticker-making steps into one workflow. Users can create an image, edit it and share it without relying on a separate image editor for basic changes.
The biggest appeal may be personalization. A single photograph can become a set of different reactions, while text prompts can create stickers that match a particular conversation or group.
The feature also extends ChatGPT’s role beyond traditional image generation. It turns generated images into assets designed for everyday digital communication, giving users a simpler way to create and share customized visual content.
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