New model · great for layouts and text · ready below 
Reve 2.1 Clear layouts · readable text · sharp detail
Poster sections look messy? Chinese and English labels hard to read? Write the sections and the words you need — get a clear image.
You want a poster with neat sections, or packaging where Chinese and English both stay easy to read. Describe the sections and exact words, or upload a photo and change only what you need. Reve 2.1 is already selected below.
- Multi-section posters that stay neat
- Chinese, English, and other text stay readable in the image
- Sharp enough for print and large screens
- Change one title or badge — keep the rest the same
- Generate up to 4 images at once so you can pick one
- Write sections and words first, then lighting and materials
Use the Reve 2.1 generator for packaging and posters
Clear sections and readable words in one image. No need to finish the art, then type the words in another app.
Make packaging fronts, event posters, app screens, menus, and simple info graphics. First write how many sections you need, what the titles say, and how Chinese and English sit — then generate. Choose wide, tall, or square, or let it choose. Want options? Make up to 4 versions and keep the one you like best.
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What you can do
Four things Reve 2.1 is especially good at
Neat multi-section layouts, clear Chinese and English text, fine detail, and small edits without starting over.
Multi-section layouts that stay neat
Write how many blocks you need, what to look at first, and where titles go. Marketing posters and multi-section covers stay orderly. You download a layout you can use — not a messy mix to rebuild later.
Chinese and English labels stay clear
Type the exact words into the prompt — English titles, Chinese product names, small packaging lines. Great when the image must show more than one language.
Sharp enough for print and big screens
The image comes out detailed by itself. Good for packaging samples and large screens. You often do not need a separate tool to enlarge it.
Change one part — keep the rest
Upload a photo you already like. Say what to change: a new title, a new badge, or one section. Generate when you start fresh; edit when the photo is mostly right.
How to use it
Four steps to make an image with Reve 2.1
From idea to a downloadable image — no need to rebuild the layout in another app.
1
Write the sections and the words first
How many blocks, what the title says, what every label says. Write that first, then lighting and materials.
2
Pick the shape — or leave it on auto
Wide, tall, square, and more. The result is detailed enough for busy designs.
3
Make 1 image — or up to 4
Try one first, or make a few versions and pick the best.
4
Download — or change one small thing
Happy with it? Download. Need a fix? Upload it and change only the line, badge, or section that is still wrong.
Who it is for
Reve 2.1 for packaging, posters, and UI screens
Best when the image needs clear titles and sections — not only a soft portrait photo.
People making packaging and labels
Build a package front with brand name, weight, and Chinese or English small text. Later, swap one badge without remaking the whole bottle.
People making event posters
Put the main title, sub title, and small text each in their own place so the poster does not look crowded.
People making app or website screens
Design homepage and app mockups where menu and button text stay easy to read.
People making how-to graphics
Make step graphics and section diagrams. Small text stays clear when you zoom or print.
If you do not need Reve 2.1 right now
Stay on SupaImagine. Switch models when you want a different look or speed.
GPT Image 2
Write the words you need in the picture. Keep a full brief. Start free with signup credits; upload a photo when you need image to image.
Seedream 5.0 Pro
Brief a product scene, social ad, poster, or reference rework — then choose 1K while you explore or 2K when the frame is ready to hand off.
Krea 2 Turbo
Krea's first foundation model — aesthetic-first realism, at turbo speed
Nano Banana Pro
Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image — photoreal, high-res, precise
What users say
Images people made with Reve 2.1
Neat layouts, clear text, and pictures they could use right away.
Common questions about Reve 2.1
When should I use Reve 2.1 instead of GPT Image 2 for text in images?
Use Reve 2.1 when the problem is messy sections, packaging layout, or Chinese and English that must both stay clear. Use GPT Image 2 when you want to try a few words quickly, then raise quality later. Both can put text in an image; Reve 2.1 is better at neat layouts.
What should I write in the prompt?
First write how many sections, what to look at first, and the exact titles and labels. Then add materials and light. Write every Chinese or English line exactly. Mark empty space for text so you get a real layout, not only a mood picture.
Can I choose 1K, 2K, or 4K like other models?
There is no separate 1K / 2K / 4K menu. You mainly choose the image shape (or auto) and how many images to make (1–4). The result is detailed by itself — good for busy samples and large screens.
Can I edit a photo I already have?
Yes. Choose image-to-image, upload a photo, and say what to change in normal words — new title, one section, keep the product. Great when the photo is already mostly right.
How many images can I make in one run?
From 1 to 4. Make one while you try ideas; make more when you want a few options to choose from.
Can I use the images for client work?
Yes — on a paid SupaImagine plan you can use them in client materials and packaging samples. You still need to clear other people’s brands or stock assets yourself.
What you can do next
After your image is ready
Change text on a photo, make the image sharper, or switch models.
Still stuck with messy layouts and hard-to-read text?
Write the sections and words, generate with Reve 2.1 — or upload a photo and change only that one line.