OpenAI, Sam Altman’s company, has integrated a Canva-based plugin into the ChatGPT chatbot that generates images from text.
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“Create anything in the blink of an eye, from presentations and logos to social media posts and much more,” the tool’s description says.
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To use this feature, you need to run ChatGPT in a browser, go to the ‘Plugin Store’ and find Canva there. After installation the utility will appear in the main menu of the chatbot.
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The plugin can generate images for specific purposes, using the capabilities of the Canva web-design service. After a text prompt, the AI will offer several image options, which can be edited manually in Canva’s workspace.
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For example, blogger Howfinity asked the AI to create “an Instagram post counting down to Black Friday.” The neural network handles the task in a matter of seconds.
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The tool is currently available only to subscribers of the extended ChatGPT Plus plan for $20.
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In July, developers released a new plugin for the chatbot, which can analyze data, generate Python code, build charts and solve mathematical problems. The neural networks managed to debunk the ‘Flat Earth’ theory.
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In August, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Enterprise — a faster, safer and more capable version of the chatbot for corporate clients.