ChatGPT Sketch turns your bad drawings into detailed AI images
THE SO WHAT
A doodle-to-image interface lowers the ceiling on prompt literacy—visual ideation becomes accessible to anyone who can sketch a box and an arrow. For product, design, and marketing teams, this shifts AI image tools from specialist sidecar to default whiteboard companion, so you should be testing how much of your early concepting can move into this loop.
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