Make the campaign, the film concept, the working demo.

Use Fuser for moodboards, brand imagery, product visuals, campaign assets, social content, storyboards and web prototypes. The canvas connects generation tools; Compositor, Creative Code and Apps give you different ways to develop the result.

No. Start with one task, such as making an image from a reference or describing an App. Add editing, video or composition steps when the work calls for them. A Recipe can package a process you want to repeat.

The image can be the beginning of the work. In Fuser, connect it to editing or video steps, arrange it with real type in Compositor, or use it in a live website. Keep the references, intermediate results and working design together, so the next revision has a useful starting point.

Compositor is the layer-based editor for layouts, typography and mixed-media compositions. Creative Code makes programmable visuals and interactive sketches. Apps builds running websites. Recipes packages connected creative steps for reuse. Choose the part you need; you do not have to learn all four before making something useful.

Yes. Bring in source assets and use selected outputs in the rest of your creative process. Fuser is useful for connected exploration, generation and composition; you can keep specialist production work in the tools your team already uses.

Yes. Bring product photography, brand artwork and other source material into the project, then give collaborators the access they need. Workspace and team folders keep related work organized. A useful generation process can become a Recipe that teammates run with new inputs, rather than reconstructing it from your final export.