Turn any image into editable layers.

Magic Layers analyses one flat PNG or JPEG and separates the major visual elements inside it — text, subjects, decorations, and background — into individual images. You get a base image plus a set of transparent PNG layers, each with a name, a description, and its position in the original.

A background remover produces a single cutout of one subject and throws the rest away. Magic Layers separates every major element it finds, so the headline, the product, the badge, and the background all come back as independent layers you can edit separately.

You choose the target count — from 2 to 15 images per job, counted as one base image plus layers. The model aims for your target and may return fewer; you are billed for every image the job actually returns.

Yes, after the upload finishes and the task submission is confirmed. Processing continues in the background. Each account runs one task at a time, in submission order, with up to 10 unfinished tasks. My tasks shows progress and results. If the next task needs more Credits, the queue pauses until you add Credits or cancel that waiting task. Running tasks cannot be cancelled; completed tasks can be downloaded or deleted.

Each output image costs 2 credits, including the base image, and starting a job needs at least 2 credits per image you select. There is no upfront hold: after the job you are billed for every image actually returned. If the model returns more than you selected, that can take your balance below zero — a negative balance must be topped up before the next job. Failed jobs are never charged.

Some images are refused by the processing provider — for example copyright-protected or adult content. A refused image fails before billing: you are not charged and your balance is unchanged. No job that fails, for any reason, is ever charged.

One PNG or JPEG per job, up to 10 MB; larger images are downscaled automatically. The image needs to be at least 512×512 and within the model's supported aspect-ratio range, so ordinary photos, posters, screenshots, and artwork all work.

They are transparent raster PNGs, not a recovered Photoshop or Figma document. You can move, resize, mask, and composite them in any editor, but fonts, vectors, and effects that only existed in the original authoring file cannot be recovered from a flat image.

New successful source images and generated layers are stored privately in R2 until you delete the task or account. You can revisit, preview, download, and delete results from My tasks. Unfinished uploads expire after seven days; older temporary result URLs may already be unavailable.

Magic Layers gives you the technical separation; it does not grant you rights to the artwork. Upload only images you own or have permission to use, and check the result before publishing it commercially.