DeepSeek App upgrade: Conversations can generate shared images with one click

DeepSeek App upgrade: Conversations can generate shared images with one click


DeepSeek, a leading AI model development company, recently released its DeepSeek app, version 1.3.0. The most notable feature is the new "Shareable Images from Conversational Content" feature. After updating, users can directly generate images from question-and-answer conversations and share them via social media platforms like WeChat and Weibo with one click, eliminating the need for traditional screenshots. This feature optimizes the image-sharing experience and is particularly suitable for sharing engaging AI conversations.

This update also fixes some known issues and improves the smoothness of text selection and copying. However, it's worth noting that this feature isn't currently available for Android users, with the latest version remaining at version 1.2.75.

Meanwhile, recent market rumors have claimed that DeepSeek's next-generation large-scale model, DeepSeek-R2, will be released between August 15th and 30th. DeepSeek insiders have denied these rumors, confirming that there are "no plans to release the R2 model in August." Sources close to the team revealed that R2 still needs optimization in code generation and multi-language reasoning capabilities and has not yet reached deployment standards.

Despite no new product releases in the short term, DeepSeek continued to grow in 2025, with its AI models widely applied in various fields. This app feature upgrade further lowers the barrier to user interaction with AI and demonstrates the company's refined operational strategy for product experience.

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