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SUPA
The pricing page lists the Free plan at 0 ₽ per month; the terms describe basic functionality as free for introductory, noncommercial use, with a SUPA logo on user-created works. The provider describes SUPA as a browser-based editor for creating social media content, marketplace product cards, presentations, and print layouts, and as an online editor for creating graphics, business documents, marketplace content, print layouts, and videos. The provider says users can create price lists on the free plan, but 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, and limits video duration to 40 seconds and video resolution to 480p.
For media buyers, the practical question is whether those conditions fit the intended creative and its use.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- Name
- SUPA
- Category
- Creatives
- Official site
- supa.ru · No link provided
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Browser editor, free tier, and exports
SUPA’s pages confirm these editor and plan details, checked 2026-10-31.
- The pricing page lists the Free plan at 0 ₽ per month.
- The pricing page lists the Premium plan at 415 ₽ per month.
- The provider says presentations can be exported as PDF or displayed in full-screen presentation mode.
Templates cover social and marketplace formats
SUPA lists social posts, Stories, VK covers, and banners alongside marketplace infographics and Rich-content. The template editor lets users customize designs with text, photographs, and a logo.
For business materials, the listed outputs include presentations, price lists, reports, proposals, menus, business cards, and logos. SUPA also describes its presentation editor as template-based. Price lists are presented as suitable for social-media publication and printing.
Print and other listed formats include photo books, brochures, posters, envelope layouts, leaflets, flyers, invitations, and PDF documents. The service also lists videos, collages, mockups, resumes, certificates, and photo slideshows.
Free and Premium have different gates
SUPA’s pricing page lists the Free plan at 0 ₽ per month and Premium at 415 ₽ per month, checked 2026-10-31. The provider says annual payment for any plan gives a 40% discount.
- Free: 10 AI credits per month.
- Premium: 500 AI credits per month and 5 additional users.
- Premium video: up to 5 minutes and 1080p resolution.
Additional AI credits cost 1000 rubles for a package of 500, according to the pricing page, checked 2026-10-31. These packages require an active Premium subscription.
The provider lists card, popular payment systems, and bank transfer from a legal entity or individual entrepreneur as payment methods. Subscription charges recur at each billing-period end; cancellation is available at any time.
The terms allow cancellation of additional features with a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, within 10 calendar days of notice. Purchased AI credits expire one year after purchase; unused credits are canceled without refund.
Check integrations and setup before relying
Before adopting a browser editor, ask which integrations it supports and what each connection requires. In general, an integration list alone does not explain whether setup needs administrator access or configuration.
Describe the intended workflow when asking about setup: where source assets come from, who edits them, and where finished files go. This can surface technical prerequisites before the editor becomes part of a production process.
For a team workflow, clarify whether collaborators can work through the same account or need separate access. Ask the provider to explain how its account terms apply to the planned arrangement, rather than assuming that shared work means shared login access.
Prompt, edit, and export in the browser
A creative can start from a ready-made template or a text prompt. SUPA says its generator creates editable layouts with layers, text, and photos in place.
The vendor lists browser-based AI tools for generation, editing, voiceover, and animation, with results placed in the user’s layout. Its listed tools cover image, video, music, vector, text, and speech generation, plus photo editing and background removal.
The editor’s libraries include photographs, video, music, backgrounds, icons, graphics, GIF and Lottie animation, and mockups. Users can also upload images, videos, fonts, GIFs, and Lottie animations from a computer.
For price lists, the editor can reposition canvas elements when the creative’s size changes. It can generate slogans, benefit lists, or complete post text with AI. Changes are recorded so users can return to an earlier version.
Presentation work has separate tools: users can add template slides together or individually, enter chart data through an Excel-style table, and generate slide text from a prompt. Static presentations can be animated, with adjustments for individual objects.
Watermarks, video caps, and credit expiry
The Free plan is limited to introductory, noncommercial use and places a SUPA logo on user-created works. Some templates and library elements are unavailable on the free tier, including in the price-list and presentation editors.
SUPA’s pricing page limits Free-plan video to 40 seconds and 480p. Generated video files are stored for 24 hours and may be deleted afterward, according to the terms.
Subscriptions are automatically charged to the card at each billing-period end. If the system fails to charge the card three times, the subscription is disabled. These conditions matter when budgeting for continued access.
Purchased AI credits require an active Premium plan, expire one year after purchase, and are canceled without refund if unused. The terms also prohibit simultaneous access to one account from multiple devices or browsers. See “What we could not confirm” for other details to check before relying on the service.
Libraries, revision history, and sharing
- The provider states that its library content is licensed for commercial projects; check the applicable terms for the intended use.
- The price-list page says users can upload their own fonts and share them with team members.
- The price-list page says users can share a creative with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA; the presentation page says presentations can also be shared with those colleagues.
- SUPA’s support page offers twelve short video lessons, from registration through a finished design, alongside step-by-step lessons on posts, stories, animation, and brand work.
Compare creative tools by workflow
Compare creative tools by the formats your workflow needs, then check the editing controls and export options for those formats. Ask how asset licensing applies to your intended use, and compare plan limits, trial access, and support. For team production, clarify how sharing and account access work before choosing a tool.
Browser access suits template-led production
SUPA says its editor works in a browser and does not require computer installation. The vendor describes the product as suitable for people without design skills.
Creating a price list or presentation requires SUPA registration and email confirmation. This setup may suit buyers producing template-led creative in the listed formats, provided those registration conditions fit their workflow.
SUPA’s pages list ready-made price-list templates and technical support by email. Before relying on the editor for team production, check how its account-access terms apply to the intended work arrangement.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: supported connections, setup steps, and technical prerequisites
- Compatibility: supported browsers, operating systems, and device requirements
- Data handling: retention and processing of uploaded material and AI prompts
- Export specifications: formats and quality options beyond named editors
- Paid plans: complete feature-by-feature comparison
- Trial access: availability and conditions for paid functionality
- Support levels: response times and service hours
Questions about credits, export, and access
Do purchased AI credits require Premium?
Yes. Purchased AI-credit packages are available only to users with an active Premium subscription. This is a condition for buying additional credits, separate from the monthly credits included in a plan. Check the subscription status before purchasing an extra package.
When do additional AI credits expire?
Additional AI credits expire one year after purchase, according to SUPA’s Terms. Any unused credits are canceled without refund. The stated expiry and refund condition apply to purchased extra credits; check these terms against the planned period of use.
Which formats do price lists and presentations export to?
Price lists can be downloaded as PDF or PNG, according to SUPA’s price-list page. Presentations can be exported as PDF or shown in full-screen presentation mode, according to the presentation page. The listed export options differ by editor.
Can colleagues view shared work without registering?
Yes. SUPA says users can share price lists and presentations with colleagues who are not registered with the service. These facts describe sharing with colleagues, not whether those recipients can edit the work. Check the required access level for the intended handoff.
What does the account access term mean for a team?
SUPA’s Terms prohibit simultaneous access to one account from multiple devices or browsers. Teams should distinguish shared creative access from shared account access when planning how people will work. Check the applicable account arrangement against the Terms before adopting it.
Where are the editor’s help materials listed?
SUPA’s support page includes a reference covering layout creation, animation settings, and export, plus short video lessons and step-by-step lessons. The page describes learning materials, while technical support is listed separately as available by email.
Proceed if the free-use terms fit
Fits if the listed creative formats suit the workflow and the Free plan’s introductory, noncommercial scope works for the intended use.
Probably not if the SUPA logo or Free-plan video caps conflict with required outputs.
Main risk… paid access and extra credits carry separate conditions: the pricing page lists Premium at 415 ₽ per month, and additional AI credits require an active Premium subscription. Check the selected plan and intended output requirements before committing.
Sources
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- supa.ru/features/pricelistchecked
- supa.ru/features/presentationchecked
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Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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