

6-layer illustration decomposition
Splits the scene into a clean background base plus 5 individual transparent character and prop layers.
Upload one image and split it into a clean base plus separate transparent layers you can edit and recombine.
Upload one image. It will be separated into a clean base and transparent layers.
Describe which elements to separate. Leave empty to let the tool decide.
Higher resolution costs the same number of credits.
PNG keeps transparency between layers. JPEG is smaller but flattens transparent areas.
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Upload an image and split it into separate transparent layers.
See how a composite illustration is separated into clean background and transparent foreground layers.


Splits the scene into a clean background base plus 5 individual transparent character and prop layers.
Decompose a finished image into editable parts — no manual masking required.
Your image is split into distinct elements — subject, background, text, decorations — each on its own transparent layer.
Add an optional note about which elements to isolate, or let the tool decide.
PNG output keeps real alpha channels, so every layer drops cleanly into your editor.
Pick 1K, 1.5K, or 2K output — the credit cost stays the same.
Download every layer at once as a ZIP, or grab just the individual layers you need.
Recombine layers in your favorite editor to tweak, replace, or animate parts of the image.
Three steps from flat image to separated layers.
Use a finished composite — a product shot, poster, or social graphic.
Optionally describe what to separate, then pick resolution and PNG or JPEG output.
Review every returned layer on a transparency grid and download them individually or as a ZIP.
One upload, a full set of editable layers.
Everything you need to know about Layer Decomposition
Upload once, get a full stack of transparent layers ready for your editor.
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