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Turn any flat image into editable layers. Export PSD or transparent PNGs.

Keep the image you love. Separate your AI artwork or character into layers, edit any element, and export directly to multi-layer PSD or transparent PNG ZIP.

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JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MB

Upload and arrange layers free. AI decomposition costs 5 credits; PSD and PNG ZIP exports from a completed project do not consume credits.

  • AI Semantic Layers
  • Multi-layer PSD & ZIP Export
  • Lock, edit, and export
Image Layered example showing a flat composition separated into background, character, lettering and decorations.
FLAT IMAGE→INDEPENDENT LAYERS
One flat poster on the left, independent transparent layers on the right. Your result depends on the source image and settings.

See the deliverable

You get a layer stack, not a flat image wrapped in a PSD.

Each layer keeps transparency, order, and visibility. Hide the subject, replace the background, or pass transparent PNGs to the next tool.

Original image

Original

Background
Main Subject
Text / Graphics
Shadow

Semantic layer stack

PSD + PNG ZIP

Independent layers with alpha

Read export details →

Production files

No image ready? Start with one of these.

Start from a real example, then open the same workflow in Studio when you are ready to test your own image.

Summer Drop fashion poster sample

Rework a poster

Separate artwork and lettering before changing your composition.

Cyberpunk toy character artwork sample

Live2D & Anime Slicing

Separate hair, body, and limbs for rigging and animation.

Skincare product photography sample

Reuse a product visual

Review product and background layers for a new design.

From a flat image to your next revision.

  1. 1 / 4

    Upload

    Start with a clear JPG, PNG or WebP. Distinct subjects and backgrounds are easier to separate.

  2. 2 / 4

    Separate

    Choose a layer count and generate. Inspect the edges and occluded inpainting of each layer.

  3. 3 / 4

    Edit

    Select a layer to move, hide or adjust it. Describe a focused AI edit when you need a new variation.

  4. 4 / 4

    Export PSD / ZIP

    Download a multi-layer Adobe Photoshop (.psd) file or full transparent ZIP for Photoshop, Live2D, or After Effects.

Professional multi-layer deliverables.

Image Layered generates real, independent raster layers with alpha transparency and completed occlusion backgrounds.

Studio exports standard Adobe Photoshop (.psd) files, transparent PNG archives, and flattened composite images directly in your browser.

Multi-layer PSD (.psd)
Export genuine Photoshop files with exact coordinates, layer names, and transparency.
Transparent PNG ZIP (.zip)
Download all individual transparent slices for Live2D Cubism, Spine, or After Effects.
Non-destructive Canvas
Move, resize, hide, and remix elements with local AI prompts without re-synthesizing unselected objects.

Before you start

How is this different from background removal?

Background removal only produces a single cutout. Image Layered separates multiple semantic elements and automatically inpaints occluded background areas so layers are self-contained.

Can I use the output in Photoshop, Live2D, or Figma?

Yes! Export directly to a multi-layer Adobe Photoshop (.psd) file or a ZIP of transparent PNG layers, ready to open in Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, Live2D Cubism, Spine, or Figma.

Can I edit text from a flattened image?

You can work with a separated text region as an image layer and request an AI edit. It is not recovered as a native text box with the original font. Check spelling and edges before exporting.

Will the layers exactly match the original?

AI decomposition creates an approximation. Fine hair, transparency, overlapping objects and small text can need cleanup. Compare the layers with your source before using the result.

Do I need an account to start?

You can upload an image and open Studio without signing up. Guest AI usage is limited; Studio will show when you need an account or additional credits.

Give your image a second draft.

Start with one image. See what separates, change what needs work, and keep creating.

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