Turn comics and manga into editable layers

It separates a flat comic, manga, or anime-style image into layers such as characters, speech bubbles, text, effects, and background, so you can edit one piece without touching the rest.

Background removal usually gives you a subject and a background. This tool is built to separate more parts of a comic panel — characters, dialogue, text, and effects — into layers you can edit independently.

Yes, when characters are visually distinguishable. Heavy overlap, very small figures, or complex poses can make separation harder.

Yes. Speech bubbles and lettering can be separated from the artwork, which is useful for translation, redesign, or removing dialogue from a panel.

hidden-area reconstruction reconstructs plausible content for parts of a character or scene hidden behind another element, such as a speech bubble covering part of the hair.

No. If those pixels were never in the original image, there is nothing to literally recover. hidden-area reconstruction generates a plausible reconstruction based on the visible artwork.

Yes. It's useful when a generation is mostly right and you want to change one element without regenerating the whole image.

Yes. Separated characters, effects, and backgrounds can be prepared for parallax, motion comics, or short-form video, though you may still need to refine individual layers.

Clear, reasonably high-resolution artwork with recognizable characters and distinct scene elements produces the strongest results. Heavily compressed or very low-resolution images are more challenging.

Yes. The workflow isn't limited to traditional manga — it also works with webtoons, manhwa, Western comics, and other illustrated styles.