Combining AI and traditional design: generation, masking and typography
Keep exploration flexible while preserving precise brand details and editable copy.
Divide work by the control it needs
AI can explore lighting, scenery and material variants. Conventional editors provide precise typography, masking, color management and editable layers. These stages can alternate around the same project rather than being forced into one generation.
When prices or dates will change repeatedly, retain editable text. Check logos and brand colors independently instead of allowing each image revision to redefine them.
A product-scene workflow
Reserve copy space during generation. Inspect a real alpha channel when transparency is needed; a checkerboard drawn into an image is not transparency.
- Prepare authorized photography and approved copy.
- Explore background and lighting directions.
- Correct contact shadows, perspective and local details.
- Complete precise copy and logo placement.
- Review at the intended size and export.
Organize for the final handoff
Separate inputs, candidates, composites and final files. Agree on editable formats and layers before delivery. Use the online experience to validate workflows and the desktop application where appropriate, checking current host integrations and format support rather than relying on historical plugin descriptions.
Sources and verification
Checked on the dates below. Prompts are editorial examples, not measured performance results. Model availability and parameters in HUUUIAI depend on the current service.