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How to get GPT to stop using the last generated image as a seed.
This Reddit post addresses a common ChatGPT image generation behavior where the model automatically carries over the seed from a previously generated image, causing new generations to visually resembl
This Reddit post addresses a common ChatGPT image generation behavior where the model automatically carries over the seed from a previously generated image, causing new generations to visually resemble earlier ones. In ChatGPT's image generation, a "seed" is a random number that initiates the image creation process, and reusing it maintains stylistic consistency across generations — which is useful intentionally, but frustrating when unwanted. The discussion likely covers prompt-based workarounds to instruct ChatGPT to use a new random seed, such as explicitly stating to ignore prior images or generate with a fresh seed, ensuring each new image is visually independent.
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Source: r/ChatGPT | 2026-04-14