AI image decomposition into named, editable RGBA layers
ImageLayered does something genuinely different from background removers: it decomposes a flat image into named, editable transparent RGBA layers — separating subject, text, objects and background, and reconstructing the hidden areas that were occluded behind extracted elements. You can then move, recolor, replace or export each layer independently without touching Photoshop's masking tools.
Pay-per-layer pricing at $0.05-0.10 with quick and precise modes, and a PNG/JPEG input — the microtransaction model fits a tool you reach for occasionally rather than daily.
Who it's for: marketers who received a flattened image and need one element changed, e-commerce teams adapting a hero image for multiple campaigns, and designers who want layers without rebuilding the file. The honest boundary: reconstruction of occluded areas is AI guesswork — great for backgrounds that were simple, less reliable for complex hidden detail. Check the reconstructed regions before shipping anything client-facing.
What it is
AI image decomposition into named, editable RGBA layers
Pricing
Paid
Primary category
Image Generation & Editing
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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