SUPA

Formats Span Social, Print, and Video

SUPA’s listed formats cover social posts and Stories, VK covers, banners, logos, business cards, price lists, reports, proposals, gift certificates, and menus. Marketplace work includes infographics and Rich-content, while print formats include photo books, brochures, posters, envelope layouts, leaflets, and flyers.

The catalog also includes presentations and videos, alongside invitations, PDF documents, collages, mockups, resumes, video collages, certificates, and photo slideshows. The vendor separately describes tools for creating price lists for social-media publication or printing, and presentations from templates.

SUPA describes its editor as supporting graphics, business documents, marketplace content, print layouts, and videos. That list names creation types; it does not establish how well a particular format fits a team’s production process.

Templates, Layers, and Revision History

A project can begin with a ready-made template customized using text, photographs, and a logo. The provider also describes a generator that turns a text prompt into an editable layout with layers, text, and photos already placed. AI tools for generation, editing, voiceover, and animation are described as browser-based, with results placed in the user’s layout.

For price lists, the editor can reposition canvas elements automatically after a size change, and users can share a creative with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA. Users can upload images, videos, fonts, GIFs, and Lottie animations from a computer; the editor also records changes so an earlier version can be restored.

Presentation work has its own sequence: templates contain multiple slides that can be added together or individually, and charts accept data through an Excel-style table. A prompt can generate text for a slide or a whole presentation, while static slides can be animated and individual objects adjusted. Presentations can be shared with colleagues, including people without SUPA registration, and their edit history supports reverting to an earlier version.

Free and Premium Set Different Allowances

The pricing page lists the Free plan at 0 ₽ per month and Premium at 415 ₽ per month, checked 2026-10-31. It states that paying for any plan for a year gives a 40% discount. Payment routes include bank card, popular payment systems, or bank transfer from a legal entity or individual entrepreneur.

The provider lists additional AI credits at 1000 rubles for a package of 500 credits, but the Terms limit these packages to users with an active Premium subscription. Purchased credits expire one year after purchase; unused credits are canceled without refund. Subscriptions are automatically charged to the card at the end of each billing period, and the pricing page says a subscription is disabled if the system fails to charge the card three times.

The Terms allow cancellation of additional features and a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, within 10 calendar days of notice. The pricing page says subscriptions can be canceled at any time, so check which cancellation route and refund terms apply to the purchase.

Free users can create price lists and download them in different formats, although some templates and library elements are unavailable. The Free tier also allows presentation creation, PDF downloads, and presentation mode, with some templates and library elements unavailable there too. The provider describes Premium video support as up to 5 minutes at 1080p, compared with the Free plan’s 40 seconds at 480p.

Check Integration and Setup Before Relying

Before settling on an editor, ask which parts of the intended workflow need to connect to other tools and whether those connections are supported. Clarify what must be configured before a project can move from creation to review, approval, and delivery.

Also ask whether existing assets or team processes require setup, and who would handle it. If a workflow depends on moving files between tools, establish what can be transferred and in what form. For a shared production process, clarify how collaborators gain access and whether they need accounts. These questions help distinguish a tool that covers the creative step from one that fits the whole production path.

Creative Tools Cover Several Workflows

The vendor’s feature pages describe the following tools and workflow options.

• SUPA lists AI generation for images, video, music, vectors, text, and speech, as well as photo editing and background removal.
• Its libraries include photographs, video, music, backgrounds, icons, graphics, GIF and Lottie animation, and mockups. The provider states that library content is licensed for commercial projects.
• A price-list editor includes libraries of photos, videos, icons, illustrations, font pairings, buttons, and lists.
• Users can upload their own fonts and share them with team members. The service also describes AI-generated slogans, benefit lists, and complete post text.
• The support page offers an editor reference, short video lessons, and step-by-step lessons on posts, stories, animation, and brand work.

Logo, Asset, and Account Conditions

The Terms and feature pages set limits on use, assets, and account access.

• The Terms restrict the free basic functionality to introductory, noncommercial use and say created work carries a SUPA logo.
• Some price-list and presentation templates and library elements are unavailable on the Free plan.
• The pricing page caps Free videos at 40 seconds and 480p.
• The Terms say one account cannot be accessed simultaneously from multiple devices or browsers.
• The Terms state that generated video files are stored for 24 hours and may be deleted afterward.
• The Terms allow the service to publish content created directly in Creative Studio for other users to download and use freely.
• The Terms make additional AI-credit packages conditional on an active Premium subscription; purchased credits expire after one year, and unused credits are canceled without refund.

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Compare Editors by Rights and Export

Compare creative editors by supported formats, asset licensing, export options, plan restrictions, and setup requirements. For work that moves between people or tools, clarify how files are shared and whether collaborators need accounts. These checks separate the ability to create an asset from the rights and workflow conditions around using it.

Fit Depends on Format and Plan

SUPA’s browser-based editor fits workflows that need social, marketplace, business, print, presentation, or video creative production in one editing environment. The fit is narrower for teams whose work requires commercial use on the Free plan, because the Terms describe that plan’s basic functionality as introductory and noncommercial.

The Free plan’s video cap is 40 seconds at 480p, while the provider lists Premium support for videos up to 5 minutes at 1080p. Teams choosing between those allowances should match them against their actual export requirements.

Questions About SUPA’s Editor and Plans

What help materials does SUPA list?

SUPA’s help materials include an editor reference, short video lessons, and step-by-step lessons on creative tasks. The reference covers topics from creating a layout through animation settings and export. The help page therefore describes both written guidance and video instruction, rather than a single support format.

What must happen before creating a price list or presentation?

Creating a price list or presentation requires registration with SUPA and email confirmation, according to the relevant feature pages. This requirement applies to those creation workflows, even though the vendor separately invites users to try the service for free. Registration is also required before making a first design, according to the homepage.

How does cancellation and the unused-time refund work?

The pricing page says subscriptions can be canceled at any time. The Terms describe a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, if users cancel additional features within 10 calendar days of notice. The refund condition is stated separately from the pricing page’s cancellation wording, so buyers should check which terms apply to their purchase.

What happens to subscription billing after cancellation?

The pricing page says subscriptions are automatically charged to the card at the end of each billing period. It also says users can cancel at any time. Those statements address recurring billing and cancellation, while the Terms separately describe conditions for a proportional refund on unused time.

What does SUPA state about exports and commercial use?

SUPA states that presentations can be exported as PDF or displayed in full-screen presentation mode. The provider also says its library content is licensed for commercial projects. These are separate claims: the first concerns presentation output, while the second concerns library content; the Terms separately limit Free basic functionality to introductory, noncommercial use.

Proceed When the Conditions Match

Fits if browser-based creation and the listed design formats match the work, and the plan’s use conditions fit the intended production.

Probably not if the Free-plan logo, unavailable assets, noncommercial-use scope, or video cap conflict with the workflow.

Main risk… relying on an assumed allowance or workflow; check the plan conditions, cancellation terms, and setup questions before committing.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• supa.ru/featureschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/termschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/features/pricelistchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/features/presentationchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/priceschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ruchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/supportchecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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