This ChatGPT Trick Will Bring Your Selfie With Famous Celebrities: Heres How

If you have tried OpenAI’s photo creation using ChatGPT, then know there is even more creativity that will surely surprise your friends! There’s a fun little trick inside ChatGPT that people have started playing around with already. You can actually ask ChatGPT to create selfies of celebrities, and the results are so casual and real-looking. Of course, they are fake! But if you are there to try out some fun pictures using ChatGPT and share them with your friends, then nothing is more exciting than this.  Also Read: OpenAI Confirms Adult-Only ChatGPT With Custom Personalities And Erotic Conversations

Unlike polished magazine shoots or overly stylised portraits, these AI images mimic real-world imperfections. The result? Pictures that feel authentic, almost like leaked photos from a celeb group chat. The good part is that these aren’t high-glamour poses – they’re meant to resemble unfiltered and candid selfies. If you want to try out a selfie too with a celebrity using AI, then here is a quick guide for you.  Also Read: Forget ChatGPT And Gemini Nano Banana! Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-1 - The In House Text-To-Image Tool

How To Make The AI Celebrity Selfie for Free

Here’s how you can generate these fake celebrity selfies using ChatGPT:  Also Read: UPI Meets ChatGPT: India Tests AI-Powered E-Commerce Payments Via OpenAI Partnership

• Open ChatGPT on your browser or app.
• Start a new chat with GPT-4 or GPT-4o (these versions support image generation).
• Enter the celebrity selfie prompt — many users are simply asking for “a selfie of [celebrity] taken on an iPhone at a party.”
• Wait 20–30 seconds while ChatGPT generates the image.
• Once the image appears, right-click on it (or long-press if you’re on mobile) and choose ‘Save image as…’
• That’s it! You can now share the image on social media or save it for laughs.

While this is largely harmless fun, some users and digital artists have raised concerns about AI-generated images being misused or mistaken for real ones. Since the selfies are so realistic, context is key when sharing – most users are adding clear captions like “AI-generated” to avoid confusion.