Reve launches a free capture-time photo editing app for iPhone
Reve Photographer runs the Reve 2.0 model on every shot, applying crops, lighting fixes, and 4K edits automatically.
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Reve Photographer runs the Reve 2.0 model on every shot, applying crops, lighting fixes, and 4K edits automatically.
The extension adds images straight into Reve's Albums and References without a manual download-and-upload step.
Reve remains independent, keeps its existing products running, and can continue working with other model providers.
Users can drop products, copy, or brand elements into fixed layouts and Reve adjusts the composition around them.
Teammates can now concept, generate, and edit images together in one workspace instead of trading exports.
Three quality-of-life updates let Reve users resize images to any format, group layered designs, and share saved styles with collaborators.
Grouped elements move and resize together, and effects or annotations can mask which layers in a group they touch.
The API brings Reve's 4K image and layout-reasoning model to pipelines and agents for the first time.
Brands and designers can now pin exact hex colors, or ranges, to specific regions of a generated image.
Headlines, captions, logos and icons now composite into Reve scenes with perspective-matched annotations rather than sitting flat on top.
Reve's new version brings more precise editing controls, though the company hasn't shared pricing or rollout details.
The AI image generator now ranks ahead of Nano Banana 2 and GPT-Image-1.5 for prompt adherence.
Every element in a Reve layout is segmented and labelled for separate editing, not just the image as a whole.
Reve now treats images as addressable code, letting each element be edited or manipulated on its own.
Anyone with a valid .edu email can claim the offer before it ends in May.
A small group with a direct line to the team shapes the AI image tool, and creators can apply.