ChatGPT adds 'Sites' feature for web publishing
Original: Sites in ChatGPT
Why This Matters
If ChatGPT can replace basic site builders, it signals OpenAI's intent to own more of the everyday productivity stack.
OpenAI has introduced 'Sites,' a new ChatGPT feature that allows users to create and publish websites directly from within the ChatGPT interface, expanding the platform's capabilities beyond conversational AI into web-based content creation and publishing.
OpenAI has launched 'Sites,' a feature integrated into ChatGPT that lets users build and publish web pages without leaving the platform. The feature, accessible at chatgpt.com/features/sites, positions ChatGPT as a lightweight web-publishing tool alongside its existing role as a conversational assistant. While full technical details remain sparse from the landing page alone, the feature appears aimed at lowering the barrier for non-technical users to get content onto the web quickly — using natural language prompts to generate and deploy pages. This follows OpenAI's broader strategy of expanding ChatGPT from a simple chat interface into a multi-tool platform, a direction that includes memory, image generation, file handling, and now web publishing.