Image Layer Split
Separate a Flat Image Into Usable Visual Layers
Start with one image and explore its individual visual elements. Veo3's image layer split tool uses the dedicated layer-decomposition model to return separate image assets for inspection and further design work.
Split an Image Into Layers
Move Beyond a Single Flattened Picture
A finished image combines its foreground, background and other visual elements into one file. Layer decomposition attempts to separate those elements into multiple results, giving you a more flexible starting point than treating the entire picture as one block.
Split an Image Into Layers
Inspect the Elements the Model Separates
Review the returned images individually before building a new layout. Separation depends on the source composition; overlapping objects, tiny text and fine edges may not divide as expected. There is no guaranteed number of layers for every image.
Split an Image Into Layers
Reuse Subjects in Your Design Workflow
Download useful returned assets and bring them into the editor you already use. Check edges and any reconstructed areas against the source. A separated subject is a starting point for compositing, not a promise of a perfectly finished production cutout.
Split an Image Into Layers
Keep Background and Foreground Decisions Separate
Try an image with clear visual groups to make the decomposition easier to understand. Keep the original alongside the outputs so you can compare their structure. This page generates layer images; it is not a full browser-based layer editor.
Split an Image Into Layers
How to Use AI Image Layer Split With Veo3
Step 1
Upload the flat image you want to separate.
Step 2
Check the credit cost and run the dedicated layer-split tool.
Step 3
Review the returned layer images and download useful assets for further editing.
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FAQs
What is AI image layer decomposition?
It attempts to separate a flattened picture into multiple images representing visual elements. The results are generated estimates, not the original editable layers used to create the picture.
Is this the same as background removal?
No. Background removal focuses on isolating the main subject. Layer splitting can return several visual elements through a dedicated decomposition route.
How many layers will I receive?
The returned layer count depends on the model output and image. Veo3 does not promise a fixed number of layers for every source.
Will it recreate my original Photoshop file?
No. It cannot recover an original project file, edit history, fonts or adjustment layers from a flattened image. It returns image assets for further work.
Can I edit and drag layers on this page?
The tool provides a layered result view for reviewing outputs. Use a dedicated image editor for your final layout and detailed compositing work.
What input works best?
Start with a clear composition containing visually distinct elements. Fine hair, translucent surfaces and heavily overlapping objects may require manual cleanup afterward.
Is this tool free to use?
Generation uses Veo3 credits. Check the cost displayed in the workspace and your available balance before starting. This page does not include an unlimited free-use allowance.
Can I use the tool on my phone?
You can open the workspace in a mobile browser, upload a picture and review the result. Use a larger screen when you need to inspect fine details before publishing.
