Image production

Keep editing after the first image.

Turn a promising source into production-ready creative with treatments in Image FX and editable composition in Studio.

Illustration of three connected creative editing surfaces

A practical refinement workspace

The work stays connected to its source, edits, and next handoff.

01

Treat the image

Explore looks and effects, mask a region, remove a background, or adjust the palette for the intended use.

02

Compose in layers

Add text and shapes in Studio, preserve editable structure, and make format adaptations without recreating the image.

03

Keep versions

Compare iterations and export the format needed for a review, campaign cell, or delivery.

A concrete example

One source becomes a layered social asset

Studio takes a seeded source graphic, places it on a square canvas, then composes a brand-color panel and editable headline layers into the export shown here.

This PNG was rendered by Indeeloop's Studio document engine. It is not AI-generated and does not demonstrate an Image FX treatment; those capabilities depend on the selected input and setup.

Seeded raster and text layers composed into a square social asset
Seeded raster + brand panel + text layers, rendered by Studio.

How the workflow moves

01

Select

Choose an existing image or generated candidate from Gallery.

02

Refine

Apply the needed treatment in Image FX, then compose text, shape, and layout in Studio.

03

Export

Save the editable version and produce the files needed for review or delivery.

Best fit

Where this helps most

Designers who want fast, repeatable asset adaptation inside the production workflow.

Know the boundary

Studio is for focused creative production and handoff; it does not replace every feature of a full desktop design suite.

See an edit become a reusable asset.

Start with the creative example, then consider the edits and outputs your team would need.