Start with the result you need
A useful ArtCraft tutorial starts with one deliverable. Decide whether you want to generate a new composition or edit existing material. Then write down where the result will be used. A finished image for a web page and a file a colleague must revise call for different checks.
This guide helps you choose a route and prepare a first project. The detailed editing trials are on the individual app pages, while the publisher’s FAQ directory covers its AI studio. This avoids mixing instructions from several applications into one supposed interface.
Sources: Official AI studio guides · Publisher app directory
Choose one route
- AI studio: inputs and costs
- PhotoCraft: image trial
- VectorCraft: logo trial
- FilmCraft: sequence trial
- LightCraft: camera raw trial
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| I want to… | Read first | Bring to the trial |
|---|---|---|
| Generate or compose with AI | ArtCraft AI guide | A permitted input, desired change and model cost check |
| Edit an image with layers | PhotoCraft guide | A duplicate PSD and a reference export |
| Create vector artwork | VectorCraft guide | A small logo, fonts and the required SVG/PDF handoff |
| Edit a video | FilmCraft guide | Representative media, sequence settings and a delivery player |
| Work with camera raw | LightCraft guide | Files from the exact camera and raw mode |
Prepare the first project
- Make a separate trial folder. Keep an untouched original and a reference output so you can identify what changed.
- Record the app or studio route you chose. For an installed editor, note the build and operating system; for generation, note the model and settings shown for your run.
- Use the official download or guide linked by the publisher. Match the platform and architecture before troubleshooting an editing feature.
- Make one meaningful change using the app-specific guide. A text revision, a moved curve or a short trim gives you an observable result.
- Save to a new filename and inspect it in the receiving workflow. Check editability if someone must revise it, and appearance or timing if you are delivering a finished output.
If you get stuck
Record the stage where the problem appears: installation, opening an input, making an edit, saving or viewing the final output. Include the exact app build and the smallest sample that still shows the issue. Use non-confidential material when reporting publicly.
Follow the app’s publisher page to its repository and support route. A problem with camera raw decoding belongs with that workflow; a question about an AI account or generation charge belongs with the studio or model provider. Keep those reports separate so each reaches the right place.
Keep the result of the trial
The worksheet provides seven procedures for each editor workflow. Check a box when you have performed the procedure, then write passed, failed or untested in the exported notes. The count of checked boxes records progress, not a compatibility score.
End with one decision: which class of work you can do now, which dependency remains unresolved and when you will repeat the relevant check. Keep the original workflow available until the required handoff is established.