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The All Tools page is the complete directory of ImageToLayers tools and major creative capabilities. Use it when you already know what you want to do, such as separating an image into layers, editing an existing image, preparing character artwork, changing a background, generating new viewpoints, enhancing an image, or creating new visual content.

Start with the result you want. If you want to separate a flat image, start with Image to Layers. If you want to modify an existing image, browse the AI Image Editing tools. For character artwork, use Character to Layers. For new viewpoints, use AI Multiple Angles. If you know the problem but are not sure which tool to use, visit Solutions instead.

All Tools is organized around specific capabilities — what you want the software to do. Solutions is organized around real creative problems and workflows — what you ultimately want to accomplish. Remove Text is a tool; updating a finished design when you no longer have the source file is a broader solution that may involve several tools.

No. Layer separation is a core ImageToLayers capability, but the platform also includes tools for AI image editing, character workflows, backgrounds, product visuals, multiple angles, image generation, enhancement, conversion, and other creative tasks.

If you want to regain more control over the image, Image to Layers is usually the best starting point. It can turn a flattened image into separate visual layers that you can inspect and continue editing instead of treating the entire image as one permanent bitmap. If you know the exact change you want, go directly to that tool.

Yes. Many ImageToLayers tools are designed around images you already have. You can separate existing visuals into layers, edit selected parts, remove or replace elements, change backgrounds, extend images, enhance them, or continue refining a previous result without regenerating the entire image.

Yes. Layer separation is intended to give you a more editable starting point. After separation, you can continue working with individual layers using ImageToLayers editing tools and AI editing workflows, then export the result when you are ready.

Start with Character to Layers if you have a flat illustrated character that you want to separate into editable regions. There are also focused character workflows for extracting parts, preparing artwork before 2D rigging, working with game characters, and preparing assets for Live2D or Spine.

ImageToLayers includes workflows for editing existing product photos, creating new product visuals, changing backgrounds, generating additional viewpoints, enhancing images, and preparing creative assets for ecommerce or marketing. Choose the tool based on the change you need.

Yes. A finished AI-generated image is usually flattened, which can make targeted editing difficult. You can bring it into ImageToLayers, separate or edit specific visual elements, create additional variations, and continue working without necessarily regenerating the entire image.

No. Choose a tool based on the task you want to complete. ImageToLayers workflows are designed around the result you need, so you generally do not need to understand or select the underlying processing technology.

Not necessarily. Some tools are standalone utilities for a specific task, while others are designed to work as part of a larger creative workflow. You might separate an image into layers first, edit an individual element next, and export afterward. Other tasks may only require a single tool.

A tool performs a specific task, such as removing text, upscaling an image, or separating an image into layers. A workflow connects one or more capabilities to reach a broader creative result, such as preparing character artwork for animation or updating a finished design without the original source file. For broader workflows, browse Solutions.

No. You can perform supported image separation, generation, and editing tasks directly in ImageToLayers. When you want to continue working elsewhere, supported workflows can also provide export options for other creative software.

Start with Solutions if you know the problem you are trying to solve but not the exact tool. If you know the action you want — such as separating layers, removing text, changing a background, generating another angle, or upscaling an image — use the matching tool directly from All Tools.