Only Have a Movie Poster JPG? Turn It into PSD Layers.

Yes. Upload the flattened image and let AI attempt to separate its visible elements into raster layers. Export a layered PSD and continue editing the individual image elements in compatible software.

No. Start with a JPG, PNG or WebP copy of the finished poster. The tool creates a new layer structure rather than recovering the exact original project file.

The model can attempt to isolate a prominent character from the background. Hair, clothing, overlapping objects and complex lighting can affect the result.

Sometimes. Distinct characters may be separated, but the model does not guarantee one layer per actor. Overlapping people may remain grouped.

If successfully isolated, reposition that image layer in a PSD editor. You may still need to refine shadows, edges and the background where the character originally stood.

The model can attempt to isolate prominent title lettering as raster artwork. The result depends on text effects, overlaps and image quality.

Not automatically. Separated title artwork is generally a raster image layer, not native editable Photoshop text. You can hide or replace it during further editing.

The model can attempt to reconstruct a background plate behind foreground subjects. Hidden details are AI estimates, so the resulting scenery may need manual cleanup.

Some visually distinct effects may be separated, but detailed effects can remain grouped with nearby elements. There is no guarantee each effect becomes a clean individual layer.

Not guaranteed. AI processing may alter fine facial details, lighting and edges. Review the result carefully against the approved original.

Yes, supported flattened artwork in these styles can be processed. Complex effects, costume details and tightly overlapping objects may make separation more difficult.

Yes, provided you own or are authorized to edit the artwork. The workflow is suitable for attempting layer separation on an existing independently produced film poster.

Separated image elements can be a starting point for another layout. Manually position elements and verify screening details, laurels and other festival information.

Use separated elements when creating a new horizontal design, but the tool does not automatically generate a finished horizontal composition or extend the entire background.

It may separate small text artwork as an image layer, but exact character preservation and individual credit-line separation are not guaranteed. Check names, logos and billing details against your source.

The number varies by poster. AI identifies visible elements and decides how to group them. It may produce more or fewer layers than the eight-layer example shown here.

Yes. Enter an optional description such as “lead actor, movie title, smoke and background.” It guides separation but cannot guarantee the exact requested layer breakdown.

No. Leave the optional description blank and let the model attempt to identify the main elements automatically.

The Detailed Layers workflow supports individual image-layer exports, including PNGs for supported separated elements. Background layers may be opaque.

The PSD is intended for compatible image editing software, including Photoshop. Review its layer structure and visual result after opening it before relying on it for final production.

No. Original fonts, vector paths, smart objects, adjustment layers and the complete Photoshop editing history are not reconstructed from the flattened image.

No. The example is an AI-generated CITY NIGHTS music festival poster. Its eight layers are real outputs from the same separation workflow, but they are not a movie-poster-specific result.

Only if you have the necessary rights or permission for your intended use. A film poster can contain protected artwork, actor likenesses, logos and trademarks. Processing an image does not grant rights to redistribute or commercially reuse it.

You can use authorized artwork subject to the relevant rights and service terms. Review the final design for licensing, approved likenesses, billing information and distribution requirements.

A Detailed Layers generation costs 60 credits. The workspace shows the current credit charge before you start.

The service's failed-job refund process handles applicable credit refunds. A completed result that still needs cleanup is not necessarily classified as a failed job.

No. The tool builds a new, AI-separated raster layer structure from the finished image. It doesn't reverse every design operation used to create the original file.