LayerGrab

Good for: Splitting a flat image such as a poster, product banner or AI picture into named transparent layers (usually 7 to 10, up to 16) with the background filled in, or pulling out one element you name, then exporting PNG, ZIP or a layered PSD

Found viaMakerlayergrab.com

Details

MakerLayerGrab

Use case🖼️ Image generation

Free tieryes

Starting priceFree: one free split of your own image per account, with every layer downloadable, and the sample splits work without an account. Basic $12/mo (1,200 credits, about 120 layers) or $99/yr; Premium $36/mo (3,600 credits, about 450 layers) or $299/yr; one-time packs $20 (1,800 credits) and $60 (6,600 credits), pack credits expire after a year. Each returned layer costs 10 credits (8 on Premium)

Pricing checkedOct 30, 2026

StatusNot tested yet

Plan we testedNot tested yet

Note: Reader submission via /submit/ (2026-10-30, maker, blaiseziemehudfv@hotmail.com). Home, pricing and sitemap checked Oct 30, 2026. The submitter describes it as an AI background remover; the site itself presents it as an image-to-layers tool that keeps every element (text, products, graphics) as its own layer rather than just cutting out one subject. Per the site, it also comes as Figma and Chrome plugins, with Photoshop and Sketch plugins still in testing; text comes back as image layers, not editable type, and cast shadows aren't kept. Results are kept 30 days.

Prices are from the official pricing page on Oct 30, 2026 and can change; check the pricing page before you buy. We haven’t hands-on tested this tool yet, so there is no score.

Links

↗Official sitelayergrab.com/🏷️Pricing pagelayergrab.com/pricing