Layer separation
Detect text, subjects, products, objects, shadows, and background instead of only cutting out the foreground.
image to PSD layers
Convert images into PSD-ready layers
Create PSD-ready layers from JPG, PNG, and AI-generated images. Separate editable subjects, text, objects, and backgrounds for Photoshop workflows.
What this page is solving
A PSD-first workflow matters because professional designers already have tools, actions, plugins, and review habits inside Photoshop-compatible editors.
Workflow
From flat file to editable handoff.
export intent from flat image into editable Photoshop layers. The practical goal is a portable working file: visible layers, confidence-aware edits, and exports that fit the tools teams already use.
Background reconstruction
Fill hidden areas so moved layers do not leave holes in the composition.
Export control
Deliver ZIP layers and PSD-ready files before deeper plugin workflows.
Editor handoff
Keep Unlayer AI as the recovery step, then hand work to Photoshop, Figma, Canva, or motion tools.
Best-fit jobs
Use this when the image is already chosen.
The strongest users are not browsing for inspiration. They have one image and need to change something inside it.
Repair an exported design
Hand assets to a Photoshop user
Preserve layer order for review
Edit generated images without regenerating
FAQ
Can a JPG become a real PSD?
A flattened JPG cannot recover the original source file perfectly, but AI can rebuild a useful editable layer stack.
Will text be editable?
High-confidence text regions can be isolated and rebuilt for editing; the system should always show confidence and fallback to image layers when uncertain.
Why export PSD?
PSD keeps professional designers in their existing workflow instead of trapping them inside a web editor.