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LayerSplit

Split flat images into named, transparent layers with background inpainting. Export to PNG, ZIP, or layered PSD. First split is free.

Introduction

LayerSplit: AI-Powered Image Layer Separation

LayerSplit is a specialized tool designed to decompose flat images (PNG, JPG, WebP) into multiple, editable, and transparent layers. Unlike standard background removers that discard everything but the subject, LayerSplit identifies every element—text, objects, and graphics—and reconstructs the background behind them using AI inpainting.

Key Features
  • Intelligent Layering: Automatically identifies and names 5-15 layers per image, maintaining exact positions and sizes.
  • Background Inpainting: Fills in the gaps left behind when objects are removed or moved, ensuring no "ghost" outlines or holes.
  • Hidden Part Restoration: Uses AI to complete objects that were partially obscured in the original flat image, lifting front objects to reveal what was underneath.
  • Multiple Export Formats: Download individual transparent PNGs, a ZIP archive with a JSON manifest, or a fully layered PSD compatible with Photoshop, Figma, and Canva.
  • Editable Text (Beta): Converts detected text into Photoshop type layers, allowing users to retype headlines while preserving the original layout.
Use Cases
  • Designers & Marketers: Quickly extract elements from stock photos or client assets for new layouts without redrawing from scratch.
  • AI Artists: Edit flat AI-generated images by moving, resizing, or deleting specific objects without re-generating the entire scene.
  • Asset Recovery: Rebuild lost source files from exported banners, posters, or screenshots.
  • Localization: Swap headlines and prices on existing marketing materials for different markets while keeping the background intact.

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