Make the product the reason to look.

Start with a clear product photograph and an idea of the setting or story you want to explore. Use the photograph as a reference for generation or as an original layer for a precise composition. You can also bring a supported 3D product asset into Compositor.

Yes. Explore different background, lighting and material directions from your references, then compare them together. For an exact product depiction, keep the original packshot as a separate Compositor layer and change the surrounding design. You can choose the setting without asking generation to redraw the packaging each time.

Keep exact assets—such as the product photograph and logo—in their own design layers. Generative edits can alter lettering, shape and color, so compare any generated product depiction with the source before using it commercially.

Compositor supports 3D layers, so a supported 3D asset can sit alongside imagery and editable text in the composition. That gives you another way to explore framing and presentation. Keep the original engineering or manufacturing files in your specialist tools; use Fuser for the visual work around the product.

Turn the useful generation steps into a Recipe with inputs for the new product reference and brief. Keep a working composition for the final layout. Reuse the approach, then adjust the framing and design for the next object instead of forcing every product into exactly the same shot.

Yes. Fuser connects image, video and 3D tools on the canvas. A selected image can feed a video step, while Compositor handles the layout and editable graphic elements. Available duration and reference controls depend on the tool you choose.

Export a Compositor still as PNG or a video composition as MP4 for use in presentations and other creative tools. Keep the source project with the product references, generated studies and editable layout. That makes the next request for a different headline or composition a revision to existing work.