Will the eyes and mouth always become separate layers?

No. The workflow targets recognizable facial parts, but small, obscured or stylized features may remain grouped. The portrait example shows one actual result, not a guarantee for every image.

What happens where hair or clothing covers another part?

AI may estimate the hidden area. Compare those parts with your original and correct anything that does not fit the character. It cannot recover the original hidden drawing.

What kind of image should I upload?

Start with one clear character, visible features and limited overlap. Use a JPG, PNG or WebP within the size limits shown in the upload area. A simple pose is easier to inspect than a crowded scene.

How do credits and processing time work?

The tool shows the cost before you generate. Processing time varies with the task and queue. Credits are charged under the current successful-generation rules; downloading an existing result does not start a new paid run.

AI CHARACTER LAYER SEPARATION

Split a Character Into Layers with AI

Upload character artwork, inspect the separated parts, and download a layered PSD or transparent PNGs. Start with one clear character and review the details before editing.

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Character artwork

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Upload Image

JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 24MB.

Layer Count

Auto

Up to 10 layers

Start with Auto. More layers can separate smaller parts, but the artwork still determines what can be isolated.

Separation notes (optional)

Each generation uses 20 credits.

Original portrait

A closer look at facial features.

Example: A separate portrait example with individual eye, mouth and face-skin layers. Generated details may need refinement.

Best with one clear character, a simple pose and visible details.

UPLOAD · REVIEW · EXPORT

How to Split a Character Into Layers

Start with your artwork, then check the parts before downloading.

Upload a clear character

Choose one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 24 MB. Visible features and limited overlap give you a clearer starting point.

Generate and inspect the parts

Choose your settings, then run separation. Select a part in the result to check its edges and covered areas.

Download the layers

Export a layered PSD or transparent PNG assets. Keep the original nearby for any manual cleanup.

A REAL PORTRAIT EXAMPLE

Explore a Character Split Into Layers

Select an actual part to inspect it on transparency. Your image may produce a different layer structure.

Original artwork

Original auburn-haired character portrait before facial feature separation

One flat image. All the details together.

Layered result

Separated character layer: AI base (residual artwork)

Separated character layer: Solid light beige background

Separated character layer: Back reddish brown hair

Separated character layer: Outfit and hardware accessories

Separated character layer: Neck and upper chest skin

Separated character layer: Face base skin

Separated character layer: Left eye and left eyebrow

Separated character layer: Right eye and right eyebrow

Separated character layer: Mouth and lips

Separated character layer: Front overlapping hair strands

Separated character layer: Orange ribbon hair accessory

Select a part to inspect it. Toggle an eye to check the overlap. This portrait separates both eyes and the mouth from face skin. Generated details may differ from the original. The AI base includes residual artwork.

Choose a Clear Image to Split Your Character Into Layers

Start with one clearly visible character. Check the small details and the places where parts overlap.

Eye and hair detail

Keep facial details visible

Check that eyes, brows and fine hair are clear enough to inspect before uploading.

Bag and clothing overlap

Look for overlapping parts

A strap over clothing needs extra review after separation. Overlap is a checkpoint, not a reason to reject your image.

Check the Results After Splitting Your Character Into Layers

View the complete part first, then zoom into details. Both sides stay aligned at the same scale.

Original reference Full part view

Separated layer Transparent background

Hair edges: Look for missing strands and background fringes along the hair edge.

See how to edit and organize your character layers

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Split Character Into Layers FAQ

Upload your artwork, choose the separation settings and start the task. Inspect the resulting parts, then download the layered PSD or PNG assets. The required credits are shown before generation.

Split Your Character Into Layers

Bring your character. Leave with parts you can work with.

Separate Your Character View the example