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Forget 100-word prompts: ChatGPT’s Sketch tool lets you draw exactly what you mean

By David Crookes, Tom's Guide

Forget 100-word prompts: ChatGPT’s Sketch tool lets you draw exactly what you mean

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and with the new ChatGPT Images 2.5 model, that certainly rings true. Rather than spending ages crafting long, complex text prompts to describe what you want, you can draw a rough outline directly in ChatGPT to set the scene, then refine the details as you go. You can use this feature with a free account, and your sketches can be as basic or as elaborate as you wish. While some outputs might carry that AI polish, the results are impressively accurate. Most importantly, the process gives you far greater control over the end result because you can make tiny adjustments to any element of the image. 1.

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