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Latest features ChatGPT guide in 2026 - A practical handbook for starting with ChatGPT

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ChatGPT has become more than a simple chat box. This video gives beginners a practical 2026 guide to the features that matter most: app layout, Voice and Vision, models, Projects, image and data tools, prompting, GPTs, Codex, and pricing. The goal is to help viewers understand what to use first, what to ignore, and how to set up ChatGPT as a simple AI workspace for real work.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 This video is a practical beginner guide to using ChatGPT in 2026. The pain point is simple: ChatGPT now has many features, but beginners often don’t know what to use first. Models, Projects, GPTs, Codex, image tools, data analysis, Voice, Vision, and pricing can feel like separate pieces. So I created a clear walkthrough focused on setup and use cases. Here’s what the video covers: - App Tour: what the main buttons are for - Voice and Vision: when speaking or showing is faster than typing - Models: how to choose the right mode for the task - Projects: how to keep files, instructions, and context together - Image/Data: how to create visuals and analyze spreadsheets - Prompting: one simple habit for better outputs - GPTs: when to build a reusable assistant - Codex: how it fits into mini apps and file workflows - Pricing: what to check before choosing a plan The main idea: don’t start every task from zero. Set up ChatGPT so it remembers the context, files, and workflow around the work you actually do. Curious to hear from you: 1. Which ChatGPT feature feels most confusing for beginners? 2. Would you use Projects, GPTs, or Codex first?