OpenAI adds interactive graphics, charts, and forms to ChatGPT responses as GPT-6 rolls out to paid plans first, then free tiers.
OpenAI is adding Intelligent UI to ChatGPT, letting the AI include interactive graphics, charts, forms, and buttons in its replies. The feature ships with GPT-6 and starts on paid plans this week, with a rollout to free plans soon after.
For users, that means explanations can be visual and actionable without leaving the chat. It should help with budgeting, planning, and quick tasks like creating a calculator or a simple diagram inside ChatGPT.
If you’re curious, check your ChatGPT plan settings for GPT-6 access and watch for examples OpenAI shares as the rollout expands.
OpenAI is introducing Intelligent UI for ChatGPT, a feature that lets the AI deliver interactive visuals alongside its text replies. The rollout aligns with GPT-6’s broader release and begins this week on paid plans, with wider access to follow for free users over time.
Intelligent UI is designed to make complex ideas easier to grasp. Depending on the prompt, ChatGPT can present interactive diagrams, charts, or forms within the chat. It can also generate practical tools, like a calculator for splitting a bill or a simple model to project savings, that you can use right inside the conversation.
OpenAI describes Intelligent UI as a library of visual components the model uses to build responses. GPT-6 learned how to arrange information clearly and decide when interactivity helps most. The result is a more visual, actionable chat experience without leaving ChatGPT.
Who gets access first? Intelligent UI will be available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users starting this week, with a gradual rollout to Free and Go tiers as those plans transition to GPT-6. In practical terms, early access will likely come to people who already pay for higher-tier plans in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, before a wider rollout.
For non-technical readers, Intelligent UI adds visuals to explain concepts and makes tasks easier to complete inside the chat. Instead of only reading steps or numbers, you’ll see diagrams, interactive charts, and buttons you can tap to run quick tasks without leaving the chat window.
That could make planning a budget, mapping a project, or outlining a workflow quicker and clearer. You might build a simple chart or diagram by adjusting inputs and watching the results update in real time, all within ChatGPT.
Traditional ChatGPT responses are text-based with optional images. Intelligent UI adds interactive elements that you can manipulate inside the chat, making certain tasks more practical and faster to complete. The exact visuals shown depend on your question and how the model interprets what would help most.
OpenAI plans to broaden Intelligent UI across more tiers in the coming weeks. If you’re curious, check your ChatGPT plan settings to confirm GPT-6 access and watch for OpenAI’s examples and prompts as the rollout expands.
A set of interactive visuals embedded in ChatGPT responses, including charts, diagrams, forms, and tappable buttons.
Access starts with GPT-6 on ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans, then moves to Free and Go plans as rollout continues.
Early access is this week for paid plans; broader availability will follow in the coming days and weeks.
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