Coming Soon: Image Generation in RexiO

Text has always been RexiO's home turf — planning, coding, answering, reasoning through problems in Bangla and English alike. That's about to expand. We're building Image Generation directly into RexiO, and it's coming soon.

What you'll be able to do

Describe what you want, in your own words — Bangla, English, or a mix of both — and RexiO will turn it into an image. No separate app, no switching tools mid-conversation. If you're already talking to RexiO about a project, a post, a presentation, or just an idea, you'll be able to generate the visual right there in the same thread.

Some of the ways we expect people to use it:

• Social media content — quick visuals for posts, promotions, and campaigns without opening a design tool
• Presentations and documents — custom illustrations and graphics instead of generic stock photos
• Product and business use — mockups, concept art, and visual drafts for ideas still taking shape
• Just for fun — creative, expressive, or experimental prompts, no strings attached

Free for everyone, from day one

This isn't going to be locked behind a paywall. When Image Generation launches, every RexiO user — free, Plus, or Pro — will have access to it. We want this to be a core part of what RexiO can do for you, not a premium add-on.

Why now

RexiO was built to be a Bangla-first assistant that actually understands how people here think and communicate. Image generation is a natural next step — most AI image tools are built with English-first prompting in mind, and nuance gets lost in translation. We're making sure that when you describe something in Bangla, RexiO understands the intent, not just a literal translation.

When is it launching?

We don't have an exact date yet — we'd rather ship it when it's genuinely good than rush it out. What we can say is that it's actively in development, and this teaser is our way of letting you know it's real and it's coming.

Follow our Product Hunt page and keep an eye on this blog — we'll announce the launch date here first.

Until then: describe it in words. Soon, you'll be able to see it too.