Reve AI — use Reve 2.1 online for images with real text and layout

Reve AI, Inc. is a Palo Alto startup that builds its own image models. Its first public model, Reve Image 1.0, was noted in 2025 for readable text inside images. Reve 2.0 followed in 2026 and Reve 2.1 on 9 July 2026. You can use Reve on reve.com, or run Reve 2.1 on Kenerate AI next to other image models with one credit balance.

Reve's launch post describes 2.1 as a leap in visual intelligence and world knowledge on the same foundation as 2.0: sharper prompt understanding, stronger rendering of foreign-language text and finer layout planning. The model reasons about structure, hierarchy and spacing before it renders, outputs native 4K (16 MP) on reve.com and supports region-level edits.

Open Kenerate's image studio at /app/image and pick Reve 2.1, or press the button on this page. Write a prompt, pick one of 17 aspect ratios and generate. There's no Reve account, download or API key involved; a Kenerate credit pack unlocks Reve 2.1 along with the other paid models.

Not on Kenerate's free plan. Each Reve 2.1 image or edit costs 84 credits, shown before you generate. Credits come in one-time packs that never expire, with no subscription: $15 buys 1,300 credits, about 15 Reve images. The free plan covers models such as Flux 2 Dev and Qwen Image 3.0. Reve's own site has its own plans.

84 credits per image, the same for a new image or an edit, whatever the aspect ratio. With the $15 pack (1,300 credits) that's about $0.97 an image; at the $999 pack (100,000 credits) about $0.84. For cheaper drafts, GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst starts at 7.2 credits and Nano Banana 2.1 at 21.

Yes. Reve describes 2.1 edits as region-level: each element can be addressed and re-rendered. On Kenerate, upload one image to Reve 2.1 and describe only the change and what must stay, such as replacing a headline or swapping a background. Edits cost 84 credits, the same as a new image. For several references at once, use Nano Banana 2.1.

Text is Reve's best-known strength: Reve Image 1.0 was praised for readable text in 2025, and Reve says 2.1 renders dense, legible type, now in foreign scripts too. Put the exact words in quotes in your prompt and say where they go. Check small print before you use an image, as with any image model.

Seventeen: 1:1, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, 4:5, 5:4, 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 17:9, 2:1, 21:9, 3:1 and 4:1. That covers square posts, stories, tall infographic strips, cinema frames and wide web banners from one model.

Pick Reve 2.1 for layout-heavy designs with text and for extreme ratios such as 4:1 or 1:4. Pick GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst for posters, UI and precise edits with up to 16 references, at a lower price. Pick Nano Banana 2.1 to keep the same product or character across shots with up to 14 references, at 1K, 2K or 4K.

Reve's site links to its own API console, and Reve 2.1 is proprietary: the weights aren't released. If you'd rather not integrate an API, Kenerate runs Reve 2.1 in the browser with no setup, billed in credits per image, alongside dozens of other image models.