The Composer combines several visuals into a single scene: a setting, your products, a character, a style element. Each element is a layer you place freely, then blending integrates it into the setting by harmonizing lighting, shadows and colors, without redrawing the product. No Photoshop expertise needed.

Useful for:

• composing a range packshot with several pixel-perfect products;
• placing an existing product in a generated setting;
• preparing a visual to retouch afterwards in layers in Photoshop.

Open the Composer

In Edition, click Composer in the toolbar.

Three ways to start:

• Start with images: drag your images straight in; each one becomes a layer.
• An empty canvas: choose the format and size, then Create composition.
• An example: Blend a product into a scene, Set apparel in any environment or Combine multiple products.

Your saved compositions also appear on the home screen: Edit reopens one.

Create an empty canvas

1. Choose the format (1:1, 9:16, 16:9…) or free dimensions in pixels.
2. Name the composition.
3. Click Create composition.

Compose the scene

1. Add the setting, then your products, with Add a layer. The Resource Hub opens: imports, datasets, collections, recent generations.
2. Place each layer: move, resize, align.
3. Cut out a product with Remove background if its background isn't transparent.
4. Blend each product into the scene with blend.
5. Export as .PSD or .ZIP, or send the composition to another tool.

Details on layers, blending and export: Composer: layers, blending and PSD export.

Tips

• Use sharp, high-definition product photos: the training images of your Seelab models (Datasets tab of the Resource Hub) are ideal.
• Choose a setting with clear, realistic lighting: blending uses it to orient the shadows.
• Generate your product visuals with your Seelab model first if you are starting from scratch, then assemble them in the Composer.

Glossary

• Composition: the Composer document, with its canvas and layers.
• Layer: an independent element of the composition (setting, product, character).
• Blending (blend): the AI integration of a layer into the scene.

Updated on: 31/10/2026