With the @runwayml plugin in Codex and ChatGPT, you can see how a character from your prototype moves, try a different opening shot for a trailer, or turn a product photo into a video ad. Anthony Maggio shares how Runway’s marketing team is using ChatGPT Image to produce more assets each week.

Ever wonder if your assistant actually got the message? Now your Townie shows you they're on it, with a little extra personality too. ✨ Proud to have built it with Images 2.6, @OpenAI's newest image model:

GPT Image 2.6 by @OpenAI is LIVE on OpenArt! Here’s what’s new: → GIF Generation: Turn prompts or images into animated GIFs. → SVG Export: Create scalable vector graphics. → Markup Editing: Draw directly on images to guide edits. → Better Consistency: Keep characters, products, and details consistent. → Flare & Sunburst: Choose between speed and quality. → Up to 4K: Generate high-resolution visuals. And to celebrate, enjoy 30% OFF GPT Image 2.6 generations for eligible Pro & Wonder users through November 17.

You can now connect multiple local computers to the same dot and choose which one it uses for a task. It can build and test your app on a dedicated machine while you keep coding on your laptop.

The Agents API team is starting off November strong 💪 with some more ships: 🕛 12 hour prompt cache - now you can keep prompts in cache for 12 hours! We’ve seen customers of long running agents, especially personal agents, finding a lot of use and cost savings with this 💨 Async functions - Let your agent continue working after it calls a tool, without waiting for that tool’s result. Use it to start slow lookup requests early, answer independent parts of a request, and provide results when your application has them. 💸 Budget control (beta) - Limit, monitor, and control your agent budgets on a per-session level with Agents API. Now you don’t have to worry about a single customer consuming all your tokens! Interested? DM or email me and I can get you in. Got any other feature requests? Let me know (mluo@openai) and we’ll try to prioritize for next week!

Ever thought about building your own games? The Codex edition @modretro Chromatic is now on Supply Co. With the ModRetro Chromatic plugin in Codex, you can design levels, animate sprites, and playtest on your handheld. Speedrun checkout while Codex builds your ROM 😉

On Friday I spoke at @AfroTech in Houston, where Black founders, creators, and technologists share what they’re building. I designed my session for the person making the content and running the business behind it. We walked through how to use ChatGPT to: – Find partners who fit your audience and draft a pitch – Look at what people save, share, and ask about to decide what to make next – Help you manage your community Qs and replies – Use audience feedback to figure out where a video needs a clearer edit We also gave a dot a Friday job: “What questions kept coming up in my community this week? Show me the original comments.” I like seeing people’s exact words. That’s how I decide whether a question needs a quick reply or a whole new video walkthrough. My own dot was my right hand while I put the talk together. It helped me outline the session, and I used Codex to build the deck and a site with every prompt I shared onstage ;) Thanks for having me, @AfroTech!

You can try the prompt yourself! Here: Create a seamless 4–5-second looping GIF celebrating [BRAND NAME], using the attached logo as the exact shape reference. Center the logo on a near-black navy background. Rebuild it entirely from visible ASCII characters: @ # % * + = 0 1. Preserve its proportions, silhouette, and negative space. Keep the shape stable while the characters continuously shuffle. Animate [BRAND COLORS] through the ASCII logo, accented by golden-yellow light. A brilliant white-gold highlight sweeps across the characters, creating a luminous bloom while keeping individual glyphs readable. Surround it with electric-cyan and brand-colored ASCII characters flowing in an orbital trail. Add dramatic sparkling light: large four- and eight-point starbursts that flare and fade, smaller twinkling + characters, and occasional bright glints along the logo’s edges. Beneath the logo, display “[BRAND NAME OR PRODUCT NAME]” in a crisp, stationary monospace font. Square composition, smooth motion, seamless loop. Radiant retro-terminal aesthetic, strong contrast, generous breathing room. The developer’s logo is the unmistakable hero.

Thank you so much to everyone who came to the DevDay hackathon! @Andy_AJT and @oscarfalll keep levelling up OpenAI events in London, and we can't wait to see more 🚀🚀🚀 I was honoured to judge alongside our great team 🙌 With 100 incredible submissions and 100% great vibes, it was truly one of the best hacks! The range was wild: Pokémon Go for potholes, models benchmarked on Super Mario, your repo as a city simulator, and robots rehearsing chores in a 3D scan of your home!!! #OpenAI# #DevDay# #London#

The GPT Image 2.6 API gives you more control over image complexity and lets you create GIFs. So as fun short experiment - I asked Flare to create a GIF of a man doing a standing backflip. Compare low, medium and high complexity side by side. 👇 Detailed explanation below @OpenAIDevs

GPT Image 2.6 is LIVE on Higgsfield. Unlimited for 7 days for new users. > Turn any prompt or image into a GIF > Save references once and reuse them anytime > Refine with markup and export as SVG Available now on Higgsfield.

Today, we’re bringing GPT-Image-2.6 to Codex and the API. Image-2.6 Flare and Sunburst, our two new API image models, generate images 50% faster than before. At medium or high quality, Sunburst keeps details more consistent from one edit to the next.