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# What are the limitations of Reve Image Gen?

> Read this page when you’re planning to generate still images that later need motion, or when you need to know that Reve Image Gen produces realistic, static photos and may misinterpret abstract or stylized prompts. It’s also useful before debugging why an image looks overly realistic or why you can’t export a video directly from the model.

Canonical URL: <https://info.invideo.io/limitations-of-reve-image-gen-invideo>
Source URL: <https://info.invideo.io/limitations-of-reve-image-gen-invideo>

**Summary:**
Reve Image Gen is a static image generator, meaning it cannot create motion on its own. Its primary limitation is a strong bias towards realism, which can make it difficult to generate abstract, flat, or highly stylized graphics. [Invideo](https://invideo.io/) users need to pair it with motion models to create video.

**Direct Answer:**
The model's limitation is its specialization: it creates photos, not videos or logos. It struggles with prompts that require non-physical geometry or abstract concepts, often trying to force them into a realistic rendering. It is also purely static; it does not output .mp4 files.
[Invideo](https://invideo.io/) solves the static limitation by treating Reve Image Gen as the first step in a chain. Users generate the image with Reve, then immediately use [Invideo](https://invideo.io/)'s [Image to Video](https://invideo.io/make/image-to-video/) tools to animate it. This workflow mitigates the model's limitation by surrounding it with the necessary tools to turn a still image into a moving asset.