- Fixed chats have come to ChatGPT
- You can only block three conversations at a time
- You can also rename conversations to make them easier to find.
OpenAI is doing well for the holidays. Continues to release more updates to ChatGPT. We had ChatGPT-5.2. Better AI imaging. Branched chats. New apps like Apple Music. Now…drum roll please…blocked chats.
Okay. Stuck chats might not be the most exciting feature OpenAI has rolled out in recent days. It’s a welcome addition because it helps you organize your conversations.
It’s exactly what it sounds like: a way to pin chats to the top of the conversation list in the left menu bar so you don’t miss them.
How to pin conversations in ChatGPT
The feature is available on the web. On iOS. Android mobile devices. On the web, click the three dots that appear when you hover over a cat’s name and select it Elasticity. On mobile: Press.
Hold a chat name. Select it Elasticity from the displayed menu.
If you use ChatGPT regularly. You know how easy it is to miss a conversation thread in your growing list of chats. Especially since they are automatically named in a way that doesn’t always make sense. Pinned chats solve this problem by letting you keep particularly important conversations at the top of the list so you can always find them. However, there is one major limitation: you can only schedule three calls.
Before then? We don’t know. It seems like an unnecessary limitation, but you can currently only block three chats, regardless of the level of ChatGPT you use: Free, Plus or Pro. The good news is that the blocking feature is available at all levels. Including the free version.
Another tip
A tip: if you keep losing track of the conversations (because you can only see three at a time).
Remember that you can always change the name of the chats. This will make them easier to recognize. Find faster in the future.
To do this. Simply open the same menu that you would use to pin a chat. You will see a file Rename options there too.
Ultimately. Locked chats may not be the best ChatGPT update this month. They quietly solve a real problem: keeping the most important conversations where you need them.
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