Separate Visible Elements
Upload one image containing the elements you want to separate.
Image Layer Split
AI Image Layer Split: Separate an Image into Layers
Turn a flattened image into separate visual elements with Seedance's AI image layer splitter. Start with a composition you want to reuse, then inspect the generated layers to find elements for your next design.
Separate Your Image into Layers
Inspect Each Output
Review the displayed credit cost and start the layer split.
Continue in Your Editor
Inspect the generated layers in the result view and download the elements you need.
Give Flattened Artwork Room to Evolve
A single exported image can still hold useful design elements. Infer separable parts of a composition, then inspect the outputs individually. Keep the source alongside them to check alignment and decide what belongs in your next layout.
Separate Your Image into Layers
Build a More Flexible Product Layout
A bottle, botanical accent and backdrop do different jobs in a design. Separating them can make a new arrangement easier to explore in your editor. Complex shadows and overlapping edges may need cleanup before final artwork.
Separate Your Image into Layers
Explore Depth in Illustrated Scenes
Layered landscapes are useful starting points when foreground and background are visually distinct. Review what the AI assigns to each layer, especially at overlaps. This is an interpretation of the visible composition, not recovery of hidden source layers.
Separate Your Image into Layers
Prepare Elements for a Design Handoff
Share the original together with the layers you have checked. A designer can decide which pieces to reuse, mask or rebuild. Label exported files in your own workflow so a collaborator understands where each element came from.
Separate Your Image into LayersAI Image Layer Split for Your Next Project
Rework an Exported Visual
Separate candidate elements when the editable source is unavailable, then rebuild the layout in your usual editor. Review overlap areas before reusing a layer.
Reuse Product and Setting Separately
Explore product and supporting elements from a styled scene. Check labels, transparency and shadows before placing them in a new commercial layout.
Study the Structure of a Scene
Inspect how foreground and background shapes can be separated. Use the generated layers as references for rebuilding your own editable illustration.
Make a Clearer Asset Handoff
Keep the source next to selected layers, note imperfect edges and pass only useful outputs into the next production step.
How to Use AI Image Layer Split
- Step 1
Choose Your Source
Upload one image containing the elements you want to separate.
- Step 2
Set Up and Generate
Review the displayed credit cost and start the layer split.
- Step 3
Review and Download
Inspect the generated layers in the result view and download the elements you need.
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AI Image Layer Split: Common Questions
What does AI Image Layer Split do?
Turn a flattened image into separate visual elements with Seedance's AI image layer splitter. Start with a composition you want to reuse, then inspect the generated layers to find elements for your next design.
Does image layer splitting recover the original design file?
No. AI estimates layers from the visible image. It cannot recover the original editing history, hidden content or exact layer structure of a source design file.
Which images are a good starting point?
Choose a clear composition with distinguishable subjects and backgrounds. Small text, translucent objects and heavily overlapping elements are harder to separate cleanly.
How do I get started?
Upload one image containing the elements you want to separate. Review the displayed credit cost and start the layer split. Inspect the generated layers in the result view and download the elements you need.
How much does it cost on Seedance?
This tool uses your Seedance credits. Check the cost shown in the generator before submitting; the amount depends on the model and settings. Your existing Seedance plan and credit balance apply.
Are the examples measured results from this tool?
The examples below are AI-generated illustrations of possible uses, not measured outputs from this tool. Your result depends on the source image and generation settings.
What should I check before using the result?
Compare the output with your original at full size. Inspect faces, text, edges and important details, and make sure you have the rights to edit and publish the image.