Magic Layers
Upload a flat image and get named, positioned transparent layers as separate PNG files.
About Magic Layers
Magic Layers is an AI image-to-layers tool that separates a flat PNG or JPEG into editable transparent PNG layers. Users upload one image, optionally describe what they want separated, and choose a target output count from 2 to 15 images, including one base image plus additional layers.
The tool identifies major visual elements such as text, subjects, decorations, products, badges, and backgrounds. Each separated element comes back as a named transparent PNG with a short description and its position in the original image. Magic Layers is designed for cases where a finished visual needs to become editable again, even when the original Photoshop, Figma, or design source file is unavailable.
The site lists use with Photoshop, Figma, Canva, slide decks, and game engines.
Pricing is credit-based, with each output image costing 2 credits, and failed or refused jobs are not charged. Privacy is maintained as uploaded images are stored briefly and only returned for immediate download.
Features
- Separates flat PNG or JPEG images into named transparent PNG layers
- Retains position and stacking order of each layer in the original image
- Allows custom layer count and optional descriptive instructions for separation
Use cases
- Extracting text, subjects, and decorations from finished marketing visuals
- Recomposing social media thumbnails for different aspect ratios
- Creating editable assets from flat slide screenshots or concept art
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Frequently asked questions
What does "image to layers" mean in Magic Layers?
It means Magic Layers analyzes a flat PNG or JPEG and separates its major visual elements into individual transparent PNG images, each named and positioned as in the original.
How is Magic Layers different from a background remover?
Unlike background removers that isolate one subject and discard the rest, Magic Layers separates every major element including text, product, and decorations as independent editable layers.
What image formats and sizes does Magic Layers support?
It supports one PNG or JPEG per job, up to 10 MB with automatic downscaling, requiring at least 512×512 pixels and common aspect ratios.
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