SUPA

Templates span social, marketplace, and print

SUPA’s templates and asset libraries cover creative work ranging from social posts to print layouts. Users can customize ready-made designs with text, photographs, and a logo, then draw on libraries that include photos, video, music, icons, backgrounds, graphics, and animations.

The listed formats extend to marketplace infographics and Rich-content, along with reports, proposals, price lists, presentations, brochures, and flyers. For price lists, the vendor describes ready-made templates and libraries of photos, videos, icons, illustrations, font pairings, buttons, and lists.

The vendor states that its library content is licensed for commercial projects.

Free and Premium divide access

SUPA offers free use or a Premium subscription for access to more functionality. The vendor lists Free at 0 ₽ per month and Premium at 415 ₽ per month; yearly payment for any plan carries a 40% discount.

The vendor lists payment by bank card, popular payment systems, or bank transfer from a legal entity or individual entrepreneur. Subscription payments are automatically charged to the card at the end of each billing period, and the vendor says subscriptions can be canceled at any time. The terms also allow cancellation of additional features with a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, within 10 calendar days of notice.

The Free plan includes 10 AI credits each month, while Premium includes 500 AI credits per month and 5 additional users. Purchased credit packages are restricted to active Premium subscribers; the pricing page lists a package of 500 AI credits for 1000 rubles. The terms state that purchased credits expire one year after purchase and unused credits are canceled without refund.

The vendor says the service offers free access to charitable organizations that confirm their status. The pricing page states that a subscription is disabled if the system fails to charge the card three times.

Prompts and edits feed the canvas

A text prompt can produce an editable layout with layers, text, and photos already placed, according to the vendor. Its described AI tools also cover generation, editing, voiceover, and animation, with results placed in the user’s layout.

For presentations, users can select template slides individually or add them together, then create charts whose data is entered through an Excel-style table. The vendor also describes AI-generated text for a slide or an entire presentation from a prompt.

Once a layout is in progress, the editor can automatically reposition canvas elements when the creative’s size changes. Users can upload images, videos, fonts, GIFs, and Lottie animations from a computer, and the vendor says the editor records changes so users can revert to an earlier version.

The presentation tools include automatic animation for a static presentation and controls for individual objects. Completed presentations can be exported as PDF or displayed in full-screen mode. The available export formats and resolution options vary by creative type, so check the specific output you need.

Check setup before relying on a workflow

The answer matters if a campaign or production process relies on moving assets between services.

Clarify whether any browser, file, or account conditions could interrupt the way your team creates, edits, or exports work.

The documented creative coverage

The format coverage gives users a single editor for social, marketplace, document, print, and video creative work. The service also works in a browser without requiring computer installation.

• Ready-made templates can be customized with text, photographs, and a logo, giving users a starting layout to edit.
• The vendor lists AI generation across image, video, music, vector, text, and speech, alongside photo editing and background removal.
• The asset libraries include visual and audio elements, including GIF and Lottie animations.
• Presentations and price-list creatives can be shared with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA.
• The support page offers an editor reference and step-by-step lessons on posts, stories, animation, and brand work.

Logo, credits, and access rules constrain use

The terms, pricing page, and feature pages describe these conditions for account access, generated files, and paid features.

• Account access: the terms prohibit simultaneous use of one account from multiple devices or browsers.
• Generated video: files are stored for 24 hours and may be deleted afterward, according to the Terms page, checked 2026-10-31.
• Public availability: the terms say SUPA may publish content generated directly in Creative Studio for other users to download and use freely.
• Failed charges: the pricing page says a subscription is disabled after three unsuccessful card charges.
• Free-tier access: some templates and library elements are unavailable, according to the presentation and price-list pages, checked 2026-10-31.

Check the relevant terms before relying on shared accounts, generated files, or material created for later reuse.

A browser editor for mixed creative work

SUPA’s browser-based editor may suit teams producing several kinds of creative assets without installing software on a computer. The vendor says users can share presentations and price lists with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA.

The service is aimed at people without design skills, according to the vendor. That positioning may be relevant to teams seeking a template-led workflow, but the account terms prohibit simultaneous access from multiple devices or browsers.

Compare editors by output and rights

Compare creative editors by the formats they support, export requirements, and the licensing terms for built-in assets. Check how each provider treats AI credits, plan restrictions, trial terms, and support before choosing a workflow.

Questions about SUPA’s plans and exports

What does Free include?

Free includes monthly AI credits and some creation and download features, according to SUPA’s pricing and feature pages. The vendor also describes presentation creation, PDF downloads, and presentation mode on the free tier, while some templates and library elements are unavailable.

What does Premium add?

Premium includes monthly AI credits and additional users, according to the pricing page. The vendor also lists support for video output up to 5 minutes and 1080p resolution. Check the plan’s listed inclusions against the creative formats and output conditions your workflow requires.

How do additional AI-credit packages work?

Additional AI-credit packages are available only with an active Premium subscription, according to SUPA’s terms. The terms say purchased credits expire one year after purchase and unused credits are canceled without refund. The pricing page lists a package of 500 credits for 1000 rubles.

What can be exported?

The vendor says price lists can be downloaded as PDF or PNG files. Presentations can be exported as PDF or shown in full-screen presentation mode, according to the feature page. The available export choices therefore depend on the type of creative being produced.

How does cancellation work?

The pricing page says subscriptions can be canceled at any time. For additional features, the terms describe a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, when cancellation is requested within 10 calendar days of notice. Check which cancellation condition applies to the specific paid feature.

Where is help documented?

SUPA’s support page provides an editor reference covering layout creation, animation settings, and export. The same page offers short video lessons covering the process from registration to a finished design. The terms state that technical support is available by email.

Proceed only if the limits fit

Fits if browser-based production across several creative formats matches your workflow and the plan’s access conditions are workable.

Probably not if a SUPA logo on free work or the Free plan’s video limits conflict with your output needs.

Main risk… is relying on purchased AI credits or generated files without accounting for their eligibility, expiry, and retention terms. Before signing up, check the applicable plan and reuse terms for the work you intend to create.

Sources

The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.

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

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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