How I actually use ChatGPT Images 2.6 (Part 2)

Lian Wu, the Mac app I'm building to switch AI models mid-conversation: https://lianwu.app/yt Part 2: how I actually use ChatGPT Images 2.6, in my own work. Part 1, where I tested what's new: https://youtu.be/41HjLEeBkOU What I use - Saved references: I saved my mascot once, as "Lian". One prompt that calls it by name gave me this video's thumbnail, a post image and the Short cover. No upload. Same shape, same leaf. One tip: type the whole name, then it's first in the menu. - Markup: in part 1, a GIF frame had a ChatGPT logo drawn on the laptop. I marked the logo and asked for a plain lid. It changed only what I marked. Markup isn't new in ChatGPT; what's new is that developers get it in the API too. - SVG: in ChatGPT I got a PNG inside an SVG. The API gave a real vector: 18 paths, 6.6 KB. It's the icon on this video's end card. - GIFs: part 1's GIFs barely moved, because nobody asked for an action. A friend asked if the wax apple could dance. I asked for one dance, planned across all 12 frames, with the camera held still. It sways, it waves, it winks. - My own app now asks for one clear action across every GIF's frames. I typed just "a cat". It's not out yet; it's coming in the next update. Chapters 0:00 One saved picture, one word 0:10 Saved references: a matching set 0:33 Markup: fix one spot 0:50 SVG: a real vector from the API 1:00 GIFs that dance 1:30 What I use Source: OpenAI, Introducing Images 2.6 https://openai.com/index/introducing-images-2-6/