Krea 2 Large is the highest-detail tier of Krea's text-to-image line, built for finished frames and key shots. It takes a prompt of up to 5,000 characters in eight aspect ratios, including 2.35:1 anamorphic, and accepts reference images.
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These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.
Outputbathtub-edge-robe The frame this page opens on. Half the brief is spent refusing a rendered look — visible pores, water beads, film grain, one bare bulb low and to the left, everything outside its beam falling to black. That is the failure mode this tier is bought to avoid. The image shown was produced on the Turbo tier of the same line as a style reference.
- 16:9
Outputsalt-flat-sunrise-scope `aspect_ratio` is `2.35:1`, and the brief is written for that shape rather than cropped into it: a long lens compresses the cracked pan into one sheet that has to hold detail all the way to both edges, with a single figure small against it. The backlight is the test - rim light traces the whole silhouette while the front of the body stays in shadow, so the frame rests on falloff across a very wide canvas rather than on anything at the centre.
- 2.35:1
Outputvampire-opera-box Most of the 5,000-character `prompt` budget goes on one lighting decision: a single hard theatre spot raking a shoulder and a jawline while the rest of the box falls to deep shadow, plus one specular glint. Everything else in the scene - the gilded rail, the chandelier bokeh - gets a clause and is left there. Written this way a long brief reads like a lighting plot, which is what the character budget is actually for. `aspect_ratio` is `2:3` to keep both heads stacked in frame.
- 2:3
Outputtheatre-curtain The prompt behind the second reference frame on this page, set to 4:5 — the nearest portrait ratio this tier exposes. The frame shown was produced on the Turbo tier of the same line as a style reference.
- 4:5
Outputnoon-pool-highkey The daylight counterweight to the two night frames above it: midday sun straight overhead, hard-edged shadows and a high-key exposure instead of one lamp in the dark. Set to 4:3, with a lot of empty deck deliberately left in shot. The image shown was produced on the Turbo tier of the same line as a style reference.
- 4:3
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