How to use AI Studio
Learn how to use AI studio to optimize and transform your images.
AI Studio gives you a set of AI-powered tools you can apply directly to an image from its entity page, from simple background removal to generating a fully AI-composited product video.
This tutorial will go through all the tools available.
Opening AI Studio
Open the entity page of an image asset and click "Image studio" to access the AI tools available on it.

Removing and expanding the background
Under "Background", "Remove background" lifts the subject out from its surroundings. Before generating, you set the rest of the configuration in the same panel, choosing what should replace the background ("Transparent", "Color", or "AI generated"), the ouyput dimensions, and how much padding to leave around the subject.


If the subject is fine but the canvas around it is too tight, use "Expand" instead and enter a width and/or height larger than the current dimensions. AI Studio fills in the area to match the rest of the image.


Editing with AI
Under "Edit with AI", describe the change you want made in the prompt field, and AI Studio applies it direcktly to the image.


Optimizing lighting
Click "Optimize lighting" to automatically improve the brightness and the contrast of the image, without adjusting anything yourself.


Creating a ghost mannequin
For clothing photos, "Create ghost mannequin" turns the image into a mannequin-style product presentation, preserving the shape of the garment while removing the visible model or hanger


Creating a virtual model
If you'd rather present the product on a model than as a ghost mannequin, enable "Create virtual model", and desribe the scene you want in the prompt field, for example "street style, casual outdoor setting". You can also pick a pose, or select a specific model image from your media archive instead of letting the AI Studio choose one.


Upscaling
"Upscale" increases its resolution so it holds up on larger displays.


Adding a shadow
Click "Add shadow" and choose between the presets Soft, Hard, and Floating, or select Custom to set the direction, spread, subject pose, intensity, and softness yourself.


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