OpenAI has launched a new feature in ChatGPT that lets users create custom stickers for iMessage and WhatsApp. Users can upload photos or describe ideas to generate sticker packs, remix images, and add elements. The tool supports transparent backgrounds and style transfers. Once created, stickers can be exported directly to chat apps via an “Add to chat apps” button. WhatsApp requires a minimum of three stickers, a rule set by Meta. In testing, simply prompting ChatGPT to create an iMessage sticker produced a clean, transparent asset with improved composition. The feature is now available to all users.

The update expands ChatGPT’s utility beyond text generation, integrating more deeply with popular messaging platforms. It reflects OpenAI’s push to make AI tools more interactive and practical for everyday communication. The sticker creation process is designed to be intuitive, requiring no design skills. Users can also save stickers to their photos library for later use.

This development marks another step in AI-assisted content creation, blending generative tools with social expression. As messaging platforms evolve, such integrations may become standard. OpenAI continues to explore ways to make AI more accessible and embedded in daily workflows.