One image, six editable layers.
How can a flat image become editable?
How can a flat image become editable?
Fit the six planes and explore the five edits.
An image can be represented as a restored background and transparent foreground assets. Separating those assets lets you move a title, replace a subject or create depth by shifting nearer layers more than distant ones. The original hidden background must be reconstructed; simply cutting out the foreground leaves a hole. This optical bench demonstrates those outputs with six prepared layers.
Six procedural teaching layers illustrate transparent assets and restored backgrounds documented for Seedream 5.0 Pro. This demonstration does not call Seedream or reproduce its unpublished internals. Source-over composition is exact for the displayed sample colors; artwork and layer count are illustrative.
Explore all five edits with all six planes fitted.
Compare independent edits to the layered image.