reve / edit v2

## Overview Edit v2 by Reve applies a text instruction to an existing image. You upload an image, describe the change, and the model renders a revised version. It’s designed to preserve the original scene structure while updating the parts you asked for. This cuts out manual layers, masking, and retouch passes for many common edits. ## What you can build - Product photo variations like color swaps, background changes, and lighting tweaks - Marketing and social content localization, including changing on-image text or signage - Photo cleanup tasks like removing unwanted objects or distractions - Creative iterations from one “base” image for A/B testing and concept exploration - Character or subject refinements that keep framing and composition stable ## Inputs - One input image you want to edit, uploaded as a standard image file. Common formats include JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and HEIF. Very small images can reduce detail. - One edit instruction written in plain text. Keep it specific, with clear “change X to Y” wording. - An optional output aspect ratio choice. You can keep the original framing or choose a preset ratio such as 16:9, 9:16, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3, 3:4, or 1:1. ## Outputs - One edited image, based on your instruction and the provided input image. - The result is returned as a downloadable image file. Some deployments can return PNG, JPEG, or WebP. ## Limitations - This is prompt-based editing, not layer-based editing. You can’t paint a mask or lock regions. - Complex edits may require multiple passes with smaller, step-by-step instructions. - Low-quality inputs can lead to artifacts. Watch for heavy JPEG compression, blur, and noise. - Extreme aspect ratio changes may crop content or force the model to invent new pixels. - Very large images may be rejected or downscaled by the hosting provider’s limits. ## Safety & compliance - Don’t upload images you don’t have rights to use and edit. - Don’t request illegal content or harmful misuse. This includes sexual content involving minors and non-consensual intimate imagery. - Providers may apply automated content moderation and enforcement under their Acceptable Use and Trust & Safety policies.