Reaction images
that cut out.

What you actually get

• A 1024 × 1024 PNG of the character on one flat chroma-green background — no gradient, no shadow, no floor.
• Ready for Ultra Key, Keylight or Delta Keyer with the defaults, because there is only one colour to remove.
• A number from a run of 10,000, plus a signed certificate that names the file you hold.
• A keyed preview on the site, so you can see the cut-out before you pay.

Start from one of these

Each opens the generator with the line already written. Change a word, or keep it.

How it works

1. Type one line — what the character is doing, and optionally a prop to make it yours.
2. The prompt is compiled with the constraints that make a usable cut-out: flat key colour, no cast shadow, generous margin, no text.
3. Pay US$1.99 — the piece on screen is sealed to you, the certificate is signed, and the file unlocks.

Questions

What is a reaction image?

A picture used to answer something — a face, a pose, a mood — posted in a reply instead of a sentence. Most are screenshots from films or TV, which is why the same twenty frames appear everywhere.

How do I make one?

Describe what the character is doing in one line, press generate, and the site renders it as a cut-out on a flat green background. It takes a few seconds; US$1.99 seals and unlocks it.

What size should a reaction image be?

Square, and at least 512 × 512 so it stays sharp when a platform scales it. This delivers 1024 × 1024 PNGs — large enough for a 4K timeline, small enough to keep in a project folder.

Why green background instead of transparent?

A flat chroma plate keys out cleanly in any editor and survives being re-saved, resized or compressed, where a real alpha PNG often gets flattened. You get the green plate; the site shows it already keyed so you can see what you are buying.

How do I key it out?

Premiere Pro: Ultra Key. After Effects: Keylight. DaVinci Resolve: Delta Keyer. One flat colour with no shadow means the defaults usually work with no masking.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. The holder of a piece may use the image in their own work, including paid work.

Is this the same as asking an image generator?

No. A general generator gives you a picture on a background you then have to mask. This gives you a picture built for keying, inside a fixed run of 10,000 numbered editions, with a certificate that proves which one you hold.

How many can I make?

Ten thousand will ever be issued. Each sealed piece takes one number, and it is never reissued.

Where to look next

• Make a reaction image — the generator.
• Light work, no reaction — the meme format, with a preset.
• Green screen in CapCut — how to key the PNG out and post it.
• About Reaction Press — what this is and who it is for.
• The registry — every sealed edition, publicly.