ArtCraft for composing images and staging scenes

ArtCraft is a browser studio for composing images, staging scenes and arranging video. Its workspace includes an image editor, scene composition tools, a video timeline and reference boards. Start with a rough arrangement you can still edit before deciding whether a model should generate an image or motion clip.

Block the shot on the canvas

For a product concept, place the foreground object and backdrop on separate layers. Move each element until the product sits where you want it in frame. The publisher also describes scene composition with objects and a controlled camera. Use it to check whether changing the viewpoint reveals enough of the subject before generating a finished visual. A reference board can hold the images you want to compare as the shot develops.

Save the arrangement before generating

The publisher says manual editing and project saving use zero generation credits. Save the editable project so a later revision can start with the same layers or scene layout. If you use an AI model to refine a region, bring in the original image as a reference and check which changes it made. The publisher describes model-based charges for generated images and video, including AI edits, and says the studio displays a quote before submission.

Check which integrations are available

ArtCraft describes this site as an independent service built on upstream creative tools. The model list comes from this service’s configured integrations. Check the available model and settings in the relevant workspace before following a demonstration that uses a different setup. Keep a saved version of the composition if you want to compare several outputs against the same starting shot.