ArtCraft

2D image compositing — place photographs, cutouts and painted marks on separate layers, then move, resize and compare arrangements without flattening the composition early.

Background removal — separate subjects from their surroundings to create reusable foreground elements, image layers or props.

Canvas image editing — draw, mask and refine selected regions, keeping local edits separate from paid generation.

Text to image and prompted editing — generate from a written description with an available model, or bring a reference in and describe the change you want.

Image to video — turn a prepared image into the opening direction for a clip, with model-specific duration, framing and sound controls.

3D tools — image to location with World Labs Marble, 3D image compositing with image planes and a controlled camera, image to 3D mesh, and character posing.

1. Prepare your references. Sign in and choose an image, video, scene or moodboard workspace. Import material or start from a blank project, and decide on a subject, visual direction and output type.

2. Compose the shot. Arrange layers for a two-dimensional layout, or place objects and a camera in a three-dimensional scene. Use references to guide framing, scale and color while keeping elements editable.

3. Refine the direction. Adjust a pose, move the camera, paint a mask or rearrange a clip — the details a short prompt cannot communicate.

4. Save or generate. Save the project without submitting an AI job and return to it from the library. To get AI output, select an available model, review the credit quote and submit.

ArtCraft uses a credit system. AI generation and AI editing consume credits, and the studio displays a credit estimate before you submit a job. Manual arranging, local editing and project saving do not submit an AI job and use no generation credits.

The page also notes that annual plans cost about 50% less than twelve monthly payments. Specific plan tiers and credit amounts are not listed in the provided content.