ChatGPT's Deep Research feature is only available for paid users right now. (Image Source: Express Photo/Freepik)
On Tuesday, OpenAI introduced a new feature that makes accessing all images generated by ChatGPT much easier. The AI major is now rolling out a new image library, allowing users to view all their ChatGPT-generated images in one place. This feature is available to free, Plus, and Pro ChatGPT users and can be accessed on the web as well as the ChatGPT mobile app.
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This update comes just a few weeks after OpenAI launched its powerful GPT-4o-powered image generator—a feature that quickly gained popularity for its ability to produce realistic and artistic images that are more polished than those from any other AI platform.
Due to massive demand, the feature was initially limited to Plus and Pro users but was rolled out to all users within a few days.
If you’re using ChatGPT on mobile, you may need to update the app to the latest version to access this new capability. According to some user reports on X, while some users have already started seeing the new photo library in ChatGPT, others are still waiting for it.
The new feature is aimed at users who extensively generate images with ChatGPT, allowing them to access all their creations in one place.
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