Image2Layer is an online tool that converts a single image into editable layers for design and production workflows. It targets creatives such as designers, marketers, animators, and game artists who need modular assets and quicker iteration without manual masking.
The tool works by uploading a JPG, PNG, or WebP image (up to 24 MB) and running an AI-based separation that yields up to 10 layers, including subjects, objects, text-like graphics, shadows, and backgrounds. The process emphasizes rebuilding hidden background areas for edits.
Results are exportable as layered PSD files, transparent PNGs, or ZIP packages, enabling immediate use in Photoshop, Photopea, GIMP, Affinity Photo, or Krita. The workflow is designed to fit production-ready assets within typical creative pipelines.
Image2Layer emphasizes a background reconstruction approach, where hidden areas behind foreground elements are rebuilt to avoid holes, allowing edits without redoing masking manually.
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