OpenAI has introduced a new image library feature in ChatGPT, designed to make it easier for users to access and manage their AI-generated images. This update is now being rolled out to all users, including those on the Free, Plus, and Pro plans, and is available both on mobile devices and through the web platform.
The company shared the news today, along with a short demonstration video that highlights how the feature works. Within the ChatGPT interface, users will now see a new “Library” section located in the sidebar. By tapping on this section, users can view a grid layout displaying all the images they have previously created using the tool.
In addition to providing a convenient way to browse and revisit generated content, the video also reveals a new button located at the bottom of the screen. This button allows users to create new images directly from the library section, streamlining the process of generating and organizing visual content.
This feature aims to enhance user experience by offering an organized space for AI-generated visuals, especially as image creation continues to become a more prominent use of AI tools. By centralizing image access in one place, OpenAI is making it easier for users to track their creations, revisit previous work, and continue exploring their creativity without needing to search through old chats or prompts.
OpenAI has been steadily expanding ChatGPT’s capabilities, and this latest addition signals a continued push toward making the platform more versatile and user-friendly. The image library is expected to be especially useful for creatives, marketers, educators, and anyone using visuals as part of their workflow.
With the rollout in progress, users can expect to see the new image library appear in their ChatGPT app or web version soon, offering a more streamlined and organized approach to managing AI-generated images.
