Free image to PSD converter

Image to PSD: Convert Images into Editable Layers

Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP and turn visible image parts into separate PSD layers for subjects, objects, shadows, and backgrounds.

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Up to 10 layers

Choose how many editable visual groups AI should create first. Auto stays within 10 layers — more layers take longer to separate. You can split mixed layers again after reviewing the result.

Sample:

8 credits per layer.

Beach photo of four friends, used as the layer separation example

Beach photo · 5 layers

Real result: 4 people and an AI-reconstructed background, each on its own layer.

PSD workflow

How to Convert Image to PSD with Layers

Upload one image, review separated layers, then download a Photoshop-ready PSD in 60–⁠120 seconds.

01

Upload an image for PSD conversion

Start with a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 24 MB, at least 512 × 512 pixels.

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Separate real PSD layers

Subjects, objects, shadows, graphics, and background areas become up to 10 raster layers.

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Download a layered PSD

Export a raster layer stack at your image's resolution, up to about 4 MP, for Photoshop, Photopea, GIMP, or Affinity Photo.

PSD with layers

Real Layered PSD, Not a Flat Image Wrapper

See what changes after image to PSD conversion: one locked bitmap becomes a practical raster layer stack you can inspect, hide, move, and reuse.

Before · Flat Image

A flat source image before PSD layer separation

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A flat PSD preserves the file format, but the whole image remains one locked bitmap. You still cannot move the headline, swap the background, or edit the subject separately.

After · Layered PSD

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Layers
Kind
NormalOpacity: 100%
Lock:Fill: 100%
THeadline
TSubheadline
Accent line
⌄Features
›Benefit 1
›Benefit 2
›Benefit 3
Product imageProduct image
Pedestal
Leaves
CTA button
Background
fx
<<Skincare_Ad.psd @ 100% (RGB/8) *
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A PSD editor view with separated raster layers

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100%800 px x 1000 px · 72 ppi

A layered PSD separates the background, subject, text regions, logos, and product areas so each part can be adjusted without rebuilding the artwork from scratch.

Decomposition preview

Image to PSD Layer Separation Preview

Preview the original artwork and every extracted layer side by side, with background, graphics, text, and subject kept traceable to the same source image before export.

Decomposition preview

Use cases

Image to PSD with Real Layers for Any Flat File

Product photos, design mockups, and screenshots often arrive as flat files. Use Image2Layer to separate visible regions into a practical PSD starting point.

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Product Photo to Layered PSD — Edit Without Re-shooting

Product teams convert JPG and PNG product images to layered PSD files to swap backgrounds, update pricing labels, and produce regional variants without going back to the photographer.

JPG to PSDPNG to PSDProduct variants

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Screenshot to Layered PSD — Rebuild Any Design in Photoshop

Designers who receive flat mockups, exported previews, or reference screenshots convert them to layered PSD to extract individual elements and rebuild layouts without starting from scratch.

PNG to PSDUI mockupsLayer extraction

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Flat Export to Layered PSD — Rebuild Missing Source Files

When the editable design file is missing, use a screenshot or exported mockup as a visual reference. Image2Layer separates visible headings, images, logos, and layout regions into practical PSD raster layers.

Flat exportPrint designLayer isolation

Image to PSD Converter FAQ

Yes. A normal converter may place the whole image into one PSD layer. Image2Layer generates a new raster layer stack so visible elements can be reviewed and edited separately.