Reve 2.1 Remix example output

Reve 2.1 Remix

Compose up to eight reference images into one native-4K result.

Reve 2.1 Remix blends multiple source images into a single native-4K composition. Attach up to eight references and describe how they combine, addressing each by its frame number in the prompt: put the subject from one frame into the setting of another, in the style of a third. It carries Reve 2.1's layout intelligence, so the merged result is planned and coherent rather than a flat collage. It lives on the Image Utilities surface.

Example outputs

Reve 2.1 Remix example 1

Put the person from <frame>0</frame> into the cafe setting from <frame>1</frame>, natural window light

Reve 2.1 Remix example 2

Place the product from <frame>0</frame> on the marble surface from <frame>1</frame>, in the lighting style of <frame>2</frame>

Reve 2.1 Remix example 3

Combine the character from <frame>0</frame> with the outfit from <frame>1</frame> and the backdrop from <frame>2</frame>

Reve 2.1 Remix example 4

Compose a hero shot: the sneaker from <frame>0</frame> against the gradient from <frame>1</frame>, studio lighting

Reve 2.1 Remix example 5

Blend the illustration style of <frame>0</frame> with the scene layout of <frame>1</frame>

Reve 2.1 Remix example 6

Set the sculpture from <frame>0</frame> into the gallery interior from <frame>1</frame>, matched shadows

How it works

01

Describe your vision

Type a detailed prompt or upload a reference sketch, photo, or mood board.

02

Choose your settings

Pick your resolution and aspect ratio. See the credit cost before you generate.

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Generate in seconds

Your image is delivered in seconds. Download, iterate, or pipe into video.

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Controlled multi-image composition.

Reve 2.1 Remix takes between one and eight reference images and composes them into a new native-4K picture. You reference each source by its frame number in the prompt, so you stay in control of which element comes from where: a subject from one frame, a setting from another, a style from a third.

Because it runs on Reve 2.1's layout intelligence, the composition is planned rather than pasted. Elements are sized, placed, and lit to belong in one coherent scene, and in-image text stays accurate across the merge. It is a compose tool, not a source-edit, so it builds something new from your ingredients.

Output is native 4K. It suits moodboard-to-hero work, product-in-scene composites, and character-plus-setting shots where you want deliberate control over how several images come together. It sits on the Image Utilities surface alongside Reve 2.1 Edit.

Frame-addressed composition

Refer to each attached image by its frame number in the prompt, for example the subject from frame 0 in the setting of frame 1. You direct exactly which element carries across from which source.

Up to eight references

Blend as many as eight images in one pass. Combine a subject, a backdrop, a style, and supporting props into a single coherent 4K result.

Planned, not pasted

Layout intelligence sizes and lights the merged elements to belong in one scene, so results read as a real composition rather than a flat cut-and-paste.

Frequently asked

Questions about Reve 2.1 Remix.

Reve 2.1 Remix blends multiple source images into a single native-4K composition. Attach up to eight references and describe how they combine, addressing each by its frame number in the prompt: put the subject from one frame into the setting of another, in the style of a third. It carries Reve 2.1's layout intelligence, so the merged result is planned and coherent rather than a flat collage. It lives on the Image Utilities surface.
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