LayerSplit

LayerSplit cuts a flat banner, poster, product shot or AI image into named, transparent layers. Hidden parts of overlapping objects are restored and the background behind every layer is filled in. Export PNG layers, a ZIP or a layered PSD. Your first split is free.

LayerSplit turns a flat image into named, transparent layers for its text, objects, and graphics, while filling in the background behind each element. Unlike a background remover, it keeps the full composition as separate pieces rather than retaining only one subject. When objects overlap, it restores the parts that were hidden behind foreground objects. Users can inspect and reposition layers, then download individual PNGs, a ZIP, or a layered PSD. Users drop, paste, or select a PNG, JPG, or WebP image of up to 20 MB. LayerSplit identifies text, objects, and graphics, names them, and determines their front-to-back order. It cuts visible pixels from the original image and uses AI to draw hidden object parts and fill the background under each element. Users can hide or drag layers to check the result, copy a layer, or download layers as PNGs, a ZIP, or a layered PSD. The page describes LayerSplit for designers, marketers, and shop owners working with images they did not build and do not have layered source files for. Examples include stock graphics, client assets, competitor ads, AI images, and screenshots. It works best with designed images that have distinct elements, such as banners, posters, social posts, product shots, sticker sheets, and flat-lays. Its stated distinction is keeping every element as a layer and filling in the background, rather than producing one cut-out.