Create and edit images with AI on an infinite canvas.

Begin with a pack shot that already has the correct shape, label, and proportions. Keep it visible on the canvas while exploring settings such as warm fabric, stone, water, or a simple studio surface. Because every generated image returns as a separate asset, the original reference remains available for comparison instead of disappearing into a prompt history.

Place the strongest hero image beside alternate backgrounds and detail directions, then add notes for retouching or later production. The result is a compact launch board that can guide a product page, marketplace listing, or campaign handoff.

Starting point

Approved product photography and visual constraints.

Useful output

Hero scenes, supporting variations, and a review-ready composition.

Start with the product, campaign message, and any brand references that should remain consistent. Use the Agent to create a focused visual direction, then compare generated scenes without separating them from the brief. Frames, text, arrows, and shapes can mark headline zones, safe areas, or feedback directly around the images.

Once a direction is approved, compose square, portrait, or wide layouts from the same source material. This keeps channel adaptations connected to one master board while still allowing each placement to have its own crop, hierarchy, and supporting copy.

Starting point

A product reference, campaign idea, and placement requirements.

Useful output

Connected social concepts rather than unrelated one-off generations.

Collect photography references, color cues, typography samples, sketches, and written notes on an open canvas. Arrange them into groups that explain the direction before any image generation begins. When a specific cluster is ready, select only those references and ask the Agent for a new visual that follows their shared mood.

The generated result lands back beside the material that informed it, making the relationship easy to inspect. Continue refining the board, preserve earlier versions, or export the visible composition as a single PNG for review. The canvas remains useful even when the task is primarily organization rather than generation.

Starting point

Mixed references, rough ideas, and an evolving visual language.

Useful output

An editable direction board with traceable AI-assisted results.

Open the existing project instead of rebuilding the brief in a new generation thread. Keep the approved composition visible, create a version checkpoint, and select only the image that needs another background, crop, or visual treatment. New alternatives can sit beside the accepted work, so reviewers see exactly what changed.

Notes, arrows, and frames can identify the requested revision while project history preserves an earlier state. If the new direction is rejected, restore the previous version rather than recreating it. This makes the canvas useful during approval rounds, not only during the first moment of image generation.

Starting point

An approved board plus specific stakeholder feedback.

Useful output

A clear before-and-after review with recoverable project states.