Imagelayered
Splits flat images into named, editable RGBA layers you can move, recolor or export individually — automatic or custom modes
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What is Imagelayered?
ImageLayered is an AI tool that automatically separates flat images into named, editable RGBA layers with transparency. Users upload an image and choose between Quick mode (automatic decomposition) or Precision mode (customizable layer count and descriptions) to extract individual elements that can be moved, recolored, replaced, or exported independently.
Imagelayered pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Quick mode: 1 credit/layer; Precision mode: 2 credits/layer at $0.10 per output layer; charged only for actual outputs
Imagelayered pros
- Automatic AI-powered layer separation eliminates manual masking work required in traditional image editors
- Smart background reconstruction intelligently fills hidden areas behind objects, enabling easy object removal and replacement
- Dual modes offer simplicity (Quick) or control (Precision with custom prompts and layer counts up to 13)
- Per-layer pricing model charged only for actual outputs used
Imagelayered cons
- Precision mode limited to PNG/JPEG only, minimum 512×512px resolution
- Cost accumulates with complex images requiring many layers ($0.10 per output layer)
- No comprehensive editing capabilities like Photoshop—focused solely on layer decomposition, not design workflows
Frequently asked questions about Imagelayered
What is ImageLayered?
ImageLayered is an AI tool that separates any flat image into named, editable RGBA layers. Instead of one locked-together picture, you get individual transparent layers for subjects, text, objects, and background—ready to move, recolor, replace, or export.
What's the difference between Quick and Precision modes?
Quick mode automatically splits images into layers in seconds using the Qwen model with minimal input. Precision mode lets you specify layer count (2-13) and optionally describe what to extract for more granular control over decomposition.
What file formats and sizes are accepted?
Precision mode accepts PNG or JPEG files at least 512×512px. Quick mode specifications were not detailed in the provided content.