On April 13th, a user posted a direct question to the ChatGPT community forum: how many images can Go and Plus subscribers upload per day? Not a complaint. Not a workaround request. Just a basic question about the terms of a paid service. The fact that it required a public forum post to even attempt an answer tells you something. OpenAI restructured its subscription tiers to make access more granular — Go as the entry-level paid option, Plus as the mid-tier — but if either plan's documentation clearly stated daily image upload limits, this conversation wouldn't have been necessary. The question has existed since at least the 13th with no official clarification captured in the signals. One post, no confirmed reply, no documentation link offered. The silence around it is doing its own kind of talking.
If confirmed, here is what this means. Paying customers on both tiers are operating without a clear understanding of the constraints on a feature they're explicitly paying to use. That's not a minor documentation gap — it's a trust problem. Image uploads sit at the centre of how a growing number of users interact with AI tools, whether for work, creative projects, or research. If Go subscribers hit an undocumented daily ceiling and don't know why their uploads are being refused, the experience doesn't read as a technical limit; it reads as a broken product. And for Plus subscribers paying more with an expectation of broader access, discovering soft limits they didn't know existed — after the fact — erodes exactly the loyalty OpenAI needs as competition for paid AI subscriptions intensifies. Transparent, findable limits don't diminish a product. Opaque ones do.
Watch for any update to OpenAI's official plan comparison pages or a staff response appearing in the original forum thread — either would immediately shift the reliability picture on this one.
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>the title. i Just upgraded to Plus from Go for 5 euros and don't know if it's worth it lol</p> </div><!-- SC_ON -->   submitted by   <a
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>How?? I thought the free version had a limit of 3-4 images per day.<br /> I started early this morning on a photoshoot project, with the idea
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>With the 20$ plan you can only generate 50 images a day on the sora platform. But the new plan says that you can generate "unlimited"
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I just opened ChatGPT free version. Asked if it could make an animated gif or mp4 from a small png file (less than 1mb). Got hit with an error
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>On business, it's 15 I think. How many requests do we get on the Pro 5x plan? I'd like to plan it out in case it's a smallish number.</p> <p>I've
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>So I burned through my normal usage and was going to try using codex spark for a new project. Today the app updates and I have Luna reserve and
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<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>For example, Google Gemini now allows you to upload up to 10 photos (or videos) for free</p> <p>Grok gives you unlimited uploads for free</p>
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