Magic Layers
Turn any image into editable layers
What it does
Magic Layers separates a flat PNG or JPEG into layers. Get the text, subject, decorations, and background back as named transparent PNG layers you can download and edit.
Magic Layers is an AI tool that separates one flat PNG or JPEG into editable layers. It finds the text, subject, decorations, and background inside your image and gives each one back as a named transparent PNG you can download and edit. Billed per image the job returns — possibly fewer or slightly more than you selected; refused images are never charged. Image layer separation is the process of taking one flat, already-rendered image and splitting it back into its individual visual elements — background, subject, text, and decorations — as separate images with transparency. Magic Layers does this automatically. You upload a single PNG or JPEG, optionally describe what to separate — for…from magiclayers.net
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