Free ChatGPT users can now create images with DALL-E 3, but there is one thing to note

Those of you who use ChatGPT You can now ask the popular chatbot to create anything from a business logo to a charcoal drawing to an abstract painting and more, for free. OpenAI announced in an X post on Thursday that DALL-E 3 imaging has begun rolling out to free users. Previously, cooking an image was a privilege reserved only for ChatGPT Plus Subscriber.

The only downside is that free users are limited to two images per day while subscribers can request up to 50 images per day. It’s not a bad option if your image needs are modest. However, the free flavor of Microsoft Copy allows you to upload up to 15 images per day.

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One cool feature of the DALL-E 3 imaging software is that you can ask ChatGPT for help if you are unsure about the type of image you want.

For example, a post on X asked the following question: “What is Art Nouveau? My wedding planner suggested a barn for our wedding. Can you tell me what it would look like?” In response, ChatGPT created an image of an Art Nouveau wedding in a barn.

To test it out for myself, I asked ChatGPT to help me design a logo for a business. It then asked for details about the business, such as its name, industry, target audience, and any specific ideas or themes.

I told it that this business sells fresh fish, its name is Fish from the Sea, and I wanted a nautical themed logo. ChatGPT responded with a list of visual and thematic elements for the logo and asked if I wanted to create a logo. After giving the green light, it generated an image with all the elements I requested and asked if I wanted to change or tweak anything.

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Although OpenAI says image generation is just starting to roll out, I was able to access it through the free account I use. After requesting two images, ChatGPT informed me that I had reached my image generation limit and that I should upgrade to ChatGPT Plus or try again tomorrow.

A variety of Other AI-powered image creation tools available online or via mobile app, including Microsoft DesignerGoogle Gemini’s Imagen 2, DreamStudio, Midjourney, and Stability AI’s Wombo Dream. But if you’re already using ChatGPT and your imaging needs aren’t too large, this is another handy option to consider.