ChatGPT, the new artificial intelligence (AI) tool from OpenAI, allows you to chat with an AI-powered chatbot and get answers to your queries. And the ChatGPT has brought about numerous benefits to various industries, including generating news articles. To start using it, open your web browser, visit the ChatGPT website, and log in using your credentials.
ChatGPT is available as a web service by OpenAI, and there is no official desktop application. However, if you are looking for a way to use ChatGPT as a desktop application, the good news is that the third-party app called ChatGPT for Windows, Linux, and MacOS is now available for download.
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The desktop ChatGPT application has a few advantages over the web service. For example, you can download your whole conversation or generated content as an image, PDF document, and export markdown.
If you have no problems installing an unofficial ChatGPT desktop app on your computer, then here is how to install and start using it on your Windows 11 PC.
Download and Install ChatGPT Desktop Application
1. Download the ChatGPT desktop application from this Github page (link).
2. It is available for Windows, Linux, and MacOS. For Windows, download the msi file (for example, chatGPT_0.11.0_windows_x86_64.msi file).
3. Run the ChatGPT setup file and follow the instructions to install the application.
4. After finishing the installation, open the ChatGPT app and log in with your OpenAI account or your Google/Apple account.
5. Now, you will see an interface similar to the ChatGPT web tool.
6. Here you can start your conversation with the AI tool.
ChatGPT can interact in conversational dialogue, answer complex questions, generate articles, write emails, and more for you.
ChatGPT Desktop application offers various options that you can access from the menu at the top of the app window. And as said above, you can download and share your ChatGPT conversation or AI-generated content as a PDF document or image file.
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