Archive · 17 Dec 2025
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Images
OpenAI has launched a new feature called ChatGPT Images.
This tool lets you edit and create pictures right from the ChatGPT app on your phone.
It's like a fun way to make cool images with the help of AI.
OpenAI says people in India already use ChatGPT for making images a lot.
This new tool is faster and can do more things at once, like changing pictures while others are still being made.
It's similar to Google's Nano Banana, which became very popular quickly.
There are other tools like Adobe's Firefly AI too.
People are also talking about how these tools might affect jobs in design and how they handle privacy and copyright issues.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Images, a dedicated image editing and generator tool within the ChatGPT mobile app.
The tool uses OpenAI’s latest foundational models and offers higher precision and efficiency in image generation.
ChatGPT Images allows users to create new images while others are still rendering, making iterative tasks more efficient.
Market projections indicate that AI image generators are expected to generate $61 billion in revenue by 2030, growing at 35% annually.
OpenAI faces competition from Google's Nano Banana and Adobe's Firefly AI platform, which uses only copyrighted content owned by Adobe.
- Who
- OpenAI
- What
- Launched ChatGPT Images, a dedicated image editing and generator tool
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Within the ChatGPT mobile app
- Why
- To compete with Google's Nano Banana and other AI image generators
- Company
- OpenAI
- Product
- ChatGPT Images
- Launch Date
- Tuesday
- Competitors
- Google's Nano Banana, Adobe's Firefly AI
- Market Projection
- $61 billion by 2030
- Annual Growth Rate
- 35%
- Indic Languages Supported by OpenAI
- 12
- Indic Languages Supported by Google DeepMind
- 29
Sources
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Images, its answer to Google's viral Nano Banana
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