What is an ad delayer?
An ad delayer analyzes a flattened advertising or design image and reconstructs it as separate design elements, such as text, imagery, logos, graphic shapes, and background structure.
Can I turn a JPG ad into editable layers?
Yes. Upload a flattened JPG, PNG, or WebP to create a new structured version from the visible design. The result is an AI-generated reconstruction, not the original source document.
Can it recover text from a flattened image?
Detected copy can be separated from the rest of the creative. Choose Editable Text for a close matching font, or Preserve Lettering for vector outlines that stay closer to the visible letterforms.
Will the recovered text be editable?
Choose Editable Text when you want the words to behave like normal text again. The exact original font is not guaranteed.
What is Preserve Lettering?
Preserve Lettering traces visible letterforms as vector shapes instead of recreating them with a font. It is useful when appearance matters more than rewriting the words.
Will it find the exact original font?
Not necessarily. A flattened image does not contain the original font file, so Editable Text may use a visually similar replacement. Review font choice, line breaks, spacing, weight, and sizing.
Can it separate product images?
It can identify and recover product or other major image elements separately when they are distinguishable. Results depend on resolution, overlap, effects, and complexity.
Can it recover logos?
Logos and brand marks can be recovered as separate visual elements when they are clearly identifiable. Small or blended logos may need cleanup.
Can it recover vector shapes?
Graphic elements may be represented as vector layers where the design structure can be recovered that way. Complex effects may remain rasterized.
Can it recover the background?
It can identify and separate background content as part of the reconstructed design. Hidden content may not match an unknown original source exactly.
Does it work with social media ads?
Yes. Social creatives with clear text, product imagery, graphic elements, and backgrounds are good candidates.
Does it work with banners and posters?
Yes. Display ads, web banners, posters, promotional graphics, and other flattened designs can be analyzed for recoverable structure.
Can I use it on a normal photo?
You can, but it is designed for graphics where text, imagery, logos, and layout matter. For ordinary photos, use Image to Layers instead.
Can it restore my original PSD or Figma file?
No. A flattened image does not contain the full editing history, font files, masks, blend modes, hidden layers, or source document structure.
Will the reconstructed design exactly match the original?
Not always. Fonts may be approximated, small text can be misread, and complex masks, gradients, shadows, or effects may not reconstruct exactly. Review important details before production use.
Can I use any ad I find online?
Only process content you own or have permission to use. Turning an ad into layers does not give you ownership of third-party photography, logos, trademarks, fonts, artwork, or other protected content.
