OpenAI Makes Waves: Sora Image Generator Now Free via ChatGPT

The makers of ChatGPT have exciting news. OpenAI's Sora picture generator is now available for free via ChatGPT. Now, all users have to do to create photos for free is enter a prompt using words, just like they usually do.

The chatbot has been merged with this capability, which functions similarly to other AI tools: simply type to create photorealistic visuals. Currently, only users with a Plus or Pro subscription can generate videos, which is still a paid service.

The tremendous processing power and complexity required to produce high-quality video material are perhaps the reasons that paywalls exist. Subscribers are able to create videos up to 20 seconds long and with a resolution of 1080p.

By making this change, OpenAI is expanding the use of generative picture technologies, encouraging further innovation, creativity, and discovery. Powerful tools are available to users without charge, at least for photographs.

How to Access Sora?

Sora is easy to use; users may open it just within ChatGPT. To begin, they must create a username, which functions similarly to a social media account and serves as a public identification for sharing their creative photographs.

Although users can save their own work, they will not be able to download other people's work. The UI itself is simple and well-known, and it closely resembles Meta's recently announced AI software for iOS and Android.

These pictures are available for download; they are saved in PNG format and do not have a watermark. Nevertheless, it will continue to leave its mark on the metadata, potentially revealing that OpenAI Sora was the developer.

Users can customise their photographs or movies created with Sora by selecting from a variety of pre-set styles, a range of aspect ratios, and the amount of variations. Film Noir, Balloon World, Pixel Art, Cartoonify, and other visually distinctive options are among them; each is intended to produce a distinct style.

Sora has a social feed that shows user-generated photos and videos. Because of the interface's resemblance to social media, browsing content, seeing what other people are creating, and getting creative inspiration is simple.

Personal Media Library

Additionally, Sora offers users a personal media library that is well-structured into categories including Uploads, Favourites, My Media, and Trash.

 Users can also group their creations under unique category names for improved content management.

Additionally, Sora has an integrated social feed that allows users to view other people's photos and videos. Social media apps served as inspiration for the platform's design, which makes it simple to browse, find inspiration, and view what the Sora community is producing in real time.