ChatGPT creates GIFs from sentences and photos… also supports frame-by-frame editing
Original headline챗GPT, 문장·사진으로 GIF 생성…프레임별 편집도 지원
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OpenAI has begun rolling out GIF generation inside ChatGPT, powered by its new Images 2.6 model, letting users create animated GIFs from text prompts or uploaded photos. Users can describe a scene in words—such as a dancing cat—or supply an image, then share the finished animation. The tool also allows playback-speed adjustments and frame-by-frame viewing, with editing of individual frames. The move expands ChatGPT's image capabilities from static generation into short-form animation, deepening its competition with dedicated design and meme tools. What to watch next is how broadly the feature reaches free versus paid tiers and whether frame-level editing becomes a standard part of OpenAI's creative suite.
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OpenAI, ChatGPT, Images 2.6, The Verge