On signup
$0
20 starter trial credits
One exact 2-layer Agent split
- 20 credits cover one successful 2-layer Agent Layers generation.
- Expire 7 days after signup
- Results are public. We may feature them on this site.
- No commercial-use license
Pricing
Image to Layers pricing and credit plans
Buy credits as you go, or subscribe for a lower rate. Credits never expire mid-subscription; credit packs don't expire at all.
1 output layer uses 10 credits
Choose 2–6 layers per image, so each split uses 20–60 credits.
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Written refund terms
Unused packs and eligible first subscription payments have a 7-day request window.
What paid access unlocks
Judge the output, not a list of promises
These are real results from the public gallery. Compare the source with an exported transparent layer before choosing a plan.
A real editable stack
Export aligned RGBA layers instead of one flattened variation or a single subject cutout.
Actual gallery result · 4 layers
Edges you can inspect
Transparent layer previews make fine boundaries and retained detail visible before you build on the result.
Actual gallery result · 4 layers
Files ready for your editor
Download PNG and WebP layers for Photoshop, Figma, After Effects, Canva, and other production tools.
Actual gallery result · 4 layers
The outside alternative
Pay for usable layers, not repetitive masking
A concrete comparison with manual masking and basic background removal—not an artificial paid-versus-free table.
| Decision point | Image to Layers · paid | Manual masking | Basic background remover |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost basis | $0.14–$0.17 per output layer with current credit packs | Your labor cost for every layer and every revision | Tool fee plus any manual work needed after the cutout |
| Time to first usable output | Typically about a minute for the complete 2–6 layer stack | Varies with image complexity and the number of masks | Fast for one cutout; additional editable parts need another workflow |
| Editable structure | 2–6 aligned full-canvas RGBA layers | One manually created mask or layer at a time | Usually foreground plus background |
| Repeat workflow | Upload, choose a layer count, download the complete stack | Repeat selection, edge cleanup, and repainting for each image | Repeat or switch tools when more than one subject must stay editable |
| Paid-use terms | Commercial-use licence and private results with any paid pack or plan | Depends on the source asset and your own workflow | Depends on the provider and selected plan |
Image to Layers cost figures are calculated from the current published packs. External labor and provider costs vary, so no invented competitor price is shown.
Representative workflows
What a paid workflow can look like
Eight composite scenarios showing how different creative workflows use paid access.
Composite example
“I brought in a flat campaign image, chose four layers, and downloaded a PSD I could rearrange instead of starting the first mask from scratch.”
Composite example
“The aligned transparent layers let me test parallax in After Effects before deciding which parts of the scene were worth rebuilding by hand.”
Composite example
“For client work, paid access matters because results stay private and include commercial-use rights—not just because the credit balance is larger.”
Composite example
“For product mockups, separating the subject, shadow, and background gave me enough control to adapt the same visual for three storefronts.”
Composite example
“I turned a single key-art image into a subtle depth animation for a game pitch without repainting the whole scene.”
Composite example
“When a client changed the headline at the last minute, the isolated foreground let me rebuild the composition without masking everything again.”
Composite example
“A credit pack was easier to budget than adding another monthly tool, and I could keep the unused balance for the next batch.”
Composite example
“I split an old travel photo into depth planes and reused it as a looping social post; the editable layers made experiments much faster.”
These quotes and profile avatars are generated composite examples based on typical workflows. They are not verified customer endorsements.
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Billing questions, answered plainly
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