Image to Layers AI
3.0Turn any image into editable layered PNG/PSD layers with AI — subject, background, and objects as separate transparent layers.
About
Image to Layers AI decomposes any image into editable layers. Upload a picture and, in about a minute, you get the subject, background, and objects as separate transparent PNG (RGBA) layers — ready to open in Photoshop, Figma, After Effects, or any editor that handles layers. It replaces manual masking sessions with a single automated step, for designers, motion artists, and developers who need clean layer stacks fast.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Credit packs are Trial $5 (100 credits), Starter $9.90 (600 credits), Creator $39 (2,600 credits), and Studio $99 (7,000 credits); Pro subscriptions cost $19/month (1,400 credits) or $190/year (15,000 credits).
- Pay per returned layer: Flash uses 10 credits per output layer; Pro uses 12 at 1K/1.5K or 24 at 2K. The target layer count is reserved up front, unused credits are refunded, and extra layers may make the balance negative.
- Free trial equivalent: The Trial pack is a $5 one-time purchase (not free) covering up to 10 Flash output layers, with no subscription or recurring charges.
- Credits never expire: Paid credits, from packs or subscriptions, stay in your balance until used; subscription plans offer a lower cost per credit.
- Refund policy: Unused packs and eligible first subscription payments have a 7-day refund request window; all paid plans include a commercial-use license and watermark-free exports.
Who It's For
It is for graphic designers recomposing images, motion artists animating scene elements separately in After Effects, e-commerce teams isolating products, and developers building quick mockups — anyone who needs clean layers without a masking marathon.
FAQ
What do I get from one image?Separate transparent PNG layers for subject, background, and objects — in about a minute.
Can I use the layers in Photoshop or Figma?Yes — standard PNG/PSD-compatible outputs work in common editors.
Do I still need to mask by hand?No — that is the point; separation is automatic.