Community Pages
Give your community somewhere to create.
Your community gets a page, your artwork becomes the reference, and your members generate art, GIFs and banners that actually look like you — collected in one feed.
How it works
From a folder of artwork to a community feed.
- 01
Apply for your page
Tell us about the community and how to verify you represent it. We check every application by hand, then hand the page over — no self-serve pages, no impersonation.
- 02
Upload your artwork
Logos, mascots, character sheets, key art — up to 20 official files. One click drops any of them into the composer as a reference, so member work stays on brand without a style guide nobody reads.
- 03
Members create on the page
Your members type what they want and generate right there: profile pictures, banners, memes, stickers, looping GIFs. Every new account gets 3 free generations, so nobody has to buy anything to join in.
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Everything lands in one feed
Members publish what they make to your feed, prompt attached or private. Anyone can reuse the template behind a post, and you moderate what stays up.
3 free
generations per member
20 files
in your asset kit
1 feed
for all member work
Verified
pages, by hand
Your members already make things. Give them your assets.
Every community has people posting fan art, memes and edits — usually redrawn from a screenshot, usually off model. A folder of brand files pinned in a channel does not fix that, because using it means downloading assets and opening design software.
A community page puts your official artwork one click away from the prompt box. The character comes out right, the work collects in one feed instead of scattering across threads, and anyone can open the template behind a post and make their own. Apply for a page
FAQ
Before you apply.
What is a community page on ReelyArt?
A page for one verified community at reely.art/community/your-name. It carries your banner, logo and links, a kit of official artwork, an AI composer your members generate in, and a shared feed of everything they make.
Who is it for?
Any community built around a visual identity: a Discord server, a game, a streamer or YouTube channel, a brand, a token or an NFT collection. If you have a mascot, a logo or a cast of characters, your members can create with them.
How do members create with our art without going off brand?
Your asset kit is the answer. Members click a file — your mascot, your logo, a character sheet — and it goes into the composer as a reference image before they write a word. The output is built around your character instead of a stock one.
Do members need to pay to create?
No. Every new ReelyArt account gets 3 free generations to spend on any community page, with no card and no subscription. After that, generating costs credits at the normal rate, and we can grant a community extra free generations for a launch or a campaign.
What can members actually make?
Images from a text prompt with your assets as reference, plus everything else on ReelyArt: X headers and Discord banners at exact sizes, transparent stickers for Telegram and Discord, captioned memes, and looping GIFs from a single still. All of it can be published to your feed.
Who controls the page?
You do. Owners edit the name, description, logo, banner, links and asset kit, and can hide any post from the feed. ReelyArt keeps the page address and the free-generation quota, and we are the only ones who delete a post for good.
How do we get a page?
Apply with your community and links. We verify you represent it — usually by asking you to confirm from an account the community already controls — then open the page and hand it to your email. It is deliberately manual: a community page is a claim of authenticity.
Can members share the work outside ReelyArt?
That is the point. Everything downloads at full resolution, every page has a shareable link with its own preview card, and posts carry the template behind them so other members can make their own version.