- 20 starter credits
- Covers 2 output layers
- No commercial-use licence · queued generation
- Expire 7 days after signup
- Results are public. We may feature them on this site.
Image to Layers turns photos, illustrations, product shots, and posters into separate transparent layers. Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP, choose the desired layer count, and optionally add a caption describing what should stay together. Its Agent workspace can plan the layer stack, reconstruct hidden areas, preserve alignment, and export individual PNGs, WebP files, or a PSD for editing in Photoshop, Figma, After Effects, or other tools.
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Image to Layers
Image to Layers turns photos, illustrations, product shots, and posters into separate transparent layers. Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP, choose the desired layer count, and optionally add a caption describing what should stay together. Its Agent workspace can plan the layer stack, reconstruct hidden areas, preserve alignment, and export individual PNGs, WebP files, or a PSD for editing in Photoshop, Figma, After Effects, or other tools.
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What is Image to Layers?
Image to Layers separates a flat image into independent, editable RGBA layers. It can split subjects, backgrounds, and intermediate objects, with layer counts ranging from simple subject-background separation to detailed decompositions. Users can guide the result with a one-line prompt or caption, while the Agent workspace plans the stack and tracks each output. Every layer is a transparent PNG with an alpha channel, and the complete stack can be downloaded together or layer by layer. PNG and WebP exports work with Photoshop, Figma, After Effects, and other editors; the Agent workflow can also export a PSD. Results preserve pixel alignment, and each split records a seed for reproducible processing. Uploads support PNG, JPG, and WebP files up to 10 MB.
Who will use Image to Layers?
- Graphic designers
- Photo compositors
- Video and motion artists
- Illustrators
- E-commerce teams
- Game and app developers
- Print and DTF designers
- Content creators
How to use the Image to Layers?
- Step1: Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP image up to 10 MB.
- Step2: Choose the number of output layers for the image.
- Step3: Optionally add a caption or prompt describing the subjects and elements to separate.
- Step4: Review the Agent's planned layer stack and confirm it before generation.
- Step5: Wait for processing, which typically takes about a minute.
- Step6: Download individual transparent layers or the complete stack as PNG, WebP, or PSD where available.
Platform
- Web
Image to Layers's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- AI separation of subjects, objects, and backgrounds
- Configurable layer counts from simple splits to detailed decompositions
- Prompt or caption guidance
- Transparent RGBA PNG layers with alpha channels
- PNG and WebP export
- Agent workspace for planning and tracking layer stacks
- Aligned layer reconstruction
- Seed recording for reproducible results
- PSD export through the Agent workflow
- Support for PNG, JPG, and WebP uploads up to 10 MB
The Benefits
- Reduces manual masking and pen-tool work
- Creates editable components from a single flat image
- Supports compositing, animation, parallax, and collage workflows
- Produces assets compatible with common creative editors
- Allows independent background and object editing
- Makes results repeatable for production pipelines
- Offers starter credits without requiring a credit card
Image to Layers's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Photo compositing and background replacement
- Motion graphics, parallax, and 2.5D animation
- Sticker, meme, and collage creation
- Game and app asset preparation
- E-commerce product visual creation
- Print, t-shirt, sticker, and DTF design
- Character parts sheet preparation
Image to Layers's Pros & Cons
The Pros
Creates real transparent RGBA layers rather than simple rectangular crops
Supports multiple independent layers from one image
Works online without installation
Exports standard PNG and WebP files
Integrates with Photoshop, Figma, and After Effects
Offers prompt guidance and reproducible seeds
Provides starter credits to test the workflow
The Cons
Free starter results are public
Starter credits expire after 7 days
Commercial-use licensing is listed with paid plans rather than the free plan
Processing uses credits based on the number of output layers
Uploads are limited to 10 MB
Results may require review for complex images or reconstructed areas
Image to Layers's Pricing
| Has free plan | YES |
|---|---|
| Free trial details | |
| Pricing model | freemium |
| Is credit card required | No |
| Paid from | 9.9 USD |
| Has lifetime plan | No |
| Billing frequency |
Details of Pricing Plan
On signup
0 USDStarter
9.9 USD- 600 credits
- Covers 60 output layers
- Commercial-use license + all results become private
- Up to 6 layers per image
- PNG & WebP export
- Credits never expire
Creator
39 USD- 2,600 credits
- Covers 260 output layers
- Commercial-use license + all results become private
- Up to 6 layers per image
- Priority processing
- Credits never expire
Studio
99 USD- 7,000 credits
- Covers 700 output layers
- Commercial-use license + all results become private
- Highest priority queue
- Early access to new tools
- Credits never expire
FAQs of Image to Layers
Image to Layers Company Information
- Image to Layers
How to install?
Image to Layers Reviews
5/5
Image to Layers's Main Competitors and alternatives?
Adobe Photoshop
PhotoRoom
remove.bg
Canva
Clipdrop
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