Users may be able to select an “Add to WhatsApp” option that would transfer their created stickers directly into WhatsApp.
ChatGPT may soon make it easier for users to share AI created stickers as a new feature discovered in the android app suggests users could soon send custom stickers directly to WhatsApp without manually downloading, editing and importing images.
The possible feature was found during an app code analysis of the latest ChatGPT android version. References in the code point toward a built in “Stickers” option designed to simplify the process of creating and exporting AI generated stickers to messaging platforms.
Currently, users who create stickers through ChatGPT must download the generated image, crop it if needed and then upload it separately into WhatsApp, the reported update could remove those extra steps by allowing direct transfer from ChatGPT to supported chat applications.
Code references discovered in the app include terms such as “ChatGPT stickers,” “Add to chat apps,” “Add to WhatsApp” and “Download stickers.” These references suggest that the feature is focused on sharing AI generated stickers rather than simply saving images.
According to the discovered details, users may be able to select an “Add to WhatsApp” option that would transfer their created stickers directly into WhatsApp as a custom sticker pack.
The feature appears to follow WhatsApp’s sticker pack requirements, which require users to add at least three stickers before creating a complete sticker pack, a reference in the code mentioning a minimum of three stickers matches this requirement.
The app code also includes a system action used by third party sticker applications to register sticker packs with WhatsApp. This suggests that ChatGPT could use a similar method to connect AI generated stickers directly with the messaging platform.
OpenAI has not officially announced the sticker export feature or confirmed when it will become available to users. It would also strengthen ChatGPT’s role as a creative tool for users who want to generate and use digital content across messaging platforms.
The possible WhatsApp integration reflects the growing trend of AI tools becoming more connected with everyday communication apps, allowing users to create and share personalized content more easily.
