How to Jailbreak ChatGPT in 2025

As of today, ChatGPT has over 700 million weekly active users worldwide. This shows the popularity of the AI chatbot. It’s fast, accurate, and the best part – it’s available for free.

However, the one problem that ChatGPT users often face is the unnecessary restrictions. There are lots of things that the chatbot simply denies. For example, you can’t search for torrent websites or grab information about them on the chatbot.

What is ChatGPT Jailbreak?

ChatGPT Jailbreak is a process to bypass the built-in safeguards and restrictions of the AI Chatbot.

Jailbreaking ChatGPT isn’t easy, but it’s possible. Jailbreaking the AI chatbot basically involves giving special prompts that trick the system into ignoring the safety rules and performing beyond its limitations.

How to Jailbreak ChatGPT in easy steps?

The jailbreaking prompts that I will provide may or may not always work, but they are definitely worth a try. You can try your luck with these ChatGPT Jailbreak prompts.

ChatGPT DAN Jailbreaks

You will find lots of jailbreak prompts from this GitHub link. These are the prompts that the link provides:

• The Jailbreak Prompt
• The DAN 6.0 Prompt
• The STAN Prompt
• The DUDE Prompt
• The Mongo Tom Prompt

These prompts work better (or at least differently) than others.

To use these prompts, you will have to open ChatGPT (New Chat) and paste the text prompt. This will jailbreak the ChatGPT.

Try text prompts ChatGPTJailbreak Subreddit

There’s a dedicated subreddit for finding the ChatGPT Jailbreak prompts. In this subreddit, users share the latest jailbreak text prompts that work with the current updates.

You can visit the subreddit and find the prompt that works for you. Simply visit this subreddit and go through the latest posts.

You will find lots of text prompts shared by the users. Some of them may work for you.

These are the two best ways to jailbreak ChatGPT in 2025. If you need more help with this, let us know in the comments.

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