In the Composer, each element lives on its own layer. Blending then integrates each product into the setting: lighting, reflections, shadows and colors are harmonized, and the product stays accurate. At the end, you export a layered Photoshop file or send the composition to another Seelab tool.

Example: three products in a 16:9 setting

A 1920 × 1080 px canvas, a travertine setting and three cut-out products.

Layers

• Add a layer opens the Resource Hub to add an image: setting, product, character.
• Move, resize, align each layer directly on the canvas.
• Remove background cuts out a layer (2 credits).
• The Layers panel, on the right, lists the layers: reorder them to change their display order.

Blending

1. Select a product's layer.
2. Click blend. Seelab creates a Fusion layer that integrates the product into the scene (up to 7 credits).
3. Compare the result. retry generates another version; Unblend goes back.
4. Repeat for each product.

If the blend isn't right: run it again with retry, or undo it with Unblend, adjust the layer's position or size, then blend again.

Export

• Download all downloads the composition:
• • as a .ZIP, with the images;
  • as a .PSD, a Photoshop file where each Composer layer stays a separate layer.
• Use composition in sends the composition to Edit, Reframe, Magnify or Video to keep going: retouching, format variations, upscaling or animation.

Useful when:

• your studio wants to review or retouch layer by layer in Photoshop: export as .PSD;
• the visual must exist in several formats: send it to Reframe;
• you want a product video from the composition: send it to Video.

Glossary

• Layers: the composition's layers panel.
• blend: the action that blends a layer into the scene.
• Fusion layer: the layer created by blending.
• retry: generate another version of the blend.
• Unblend: undo a layer's blend.
• PSD: the layered Photoshop format, exportable from the Composer.

Updated on: 31/10/2026