ChatGPT Now Has a 2025 Year-End Summary Feature Like Spotify Wrapped

Monday December 22, 2025 4:12 pm PST by Juli Clover

OpenAI added a year-end summary feature to ChatGPT, allowing users to get a personalized overview of their 2025 ChatGPT usage. The summary is similar to year-end wrap-ups from companies like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and other services.

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ChatGPT offers up an overview of themes discussed and chat stats, such as busiest chatting day, number of overall chats, messages sent, and more. ChatGPT provides each user with a chat style based on writing or speaking habits, along with an "archetype" based on what ChatGPT is used for.

The year-end update also provides a poem, a personalized pixel painting, a 2025 "award," and predictions for 2026.

ChatGPT users can get their year-end summary by asking ChatGPT to "Show me my year with ChatGPT" in the ChatGPT app or on the web. Summaries are available for Free, Pro, and Plus users who have chat history and memory enabled for ChatGPT.

Countries where the feature is available include the United States, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia.

Tags: ChatGPT, OpenAI, Spotify

Top Rated Comments

bluecoast

14 weeks ago

In 2025, your personal conversations were used as training material 20 times!

Keep on giving us more in 2026.

Score: 19 Votes (Like | Disagree)

CarAnalogy

14 weeks ago

I can't put my finger on exactly why, but this feels very creepy and misguided to me.

Apparently someone thought this was a great idea and made it exist, and I feel the exact opposite.

Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)

Slo Pesci

14 weeks ago

please no, i dont want to be reminded of the weird **** I asked you.

Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)

wikiverse

14 weeks ago

I wish companies would stop doing this. Especially when they decide it needs to be featured and pinned to the top of the app for several weeks at the start of December, with no way to remove it... (Looking at you Amazon Music).

It's not just streaming services. I now get these 'year in review' emails from several banks, my gym, even retailers that I only made a single purchase from. It's just unnecessary spam.

I also don't appreciate having to swipe through 15 slides of BS to get to the end of it every time I open the app, because there is no 'skip' button and the app doesn't seem to remember that I've already done this. Not only is it an unnecessary idea that almost no one cares about, they're usually implemented so poorly that it makes me want to find alternative apps just to avoid it.

At least ChatGPT make you ask for it, so credit where credit is due.

Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)