Turn a Flat Product Ad into an Editable Layered PSD

Yes. Upload your flattened product ad and use AI to attempt to separate visible elements into raster image layers. You can then export a layered PSD for further editing.

Start with the flattened image. The workflow does not require the original PSD, although it cannot recover every native object or setting from the missing project.

The model can attempt to isolate a featured product from the surrounding background and graphics. Results depend on the image, especially around shadows, transparency and overlaps.

If successfully separated, reposition the product image layer in compatible software. Additional lighting, shadow or surrounding-content adjustments may be needed.

The model can attempt to isolate prominent text artwork. Extracted text is generally a raster image layer, not native retypable text.

Not automatically. The tool does not recover the exact font files or Photoshop text settings. It can attempt to separate visible lettering as image artwork.

If separated into its own layer, hide or remove the badge during further editing. Check the reconstructed background for artifacts.

It can attempt to reconstruct covered areas. The result is an estimate rather than original hidden pixels and may need cleanup.

Yes. Upload supported flattened cosmetics or skincare ads. Reflective bottles, transparent packaging and fine label details may need closer review.

It can attempt to separate a featured device, graphics and background. Reflections, screens, packaging and overlapping effects may affect results.

The model may identify multiple products, but does not guarantee a separate layer for every item. Closely overlapping products may remain grouped.

Yes. Detailed Layers can attempt automatic separation without a custom description.

Yes. Add an optional description such as “main product, headline, promotional sticker and background.” This guides the model but does not guarantee a specific layer structure.

There is no fixed number. It depends on the ad and what the model distinguishes. CITY NIGHTS has eight layers; other images may produce a different count.

No. CITY NIGHTS is an AI-generated music festival poster. Its eight displayed layers are real outputs from the same workflow, not a product-ad test.

The workflow supports individual layer exports, including transparent PNGs for supported foreground elements. Background layers may be opaque.

The layered PSD is intended for compatible editors, including Photoshop. Inspect the imported layers and composition before important work.

No. A visible logo may be separated as raster artwork, but original vector paths and brand source assets are not automatically recovered.

Yes. Separated elements can start alternate layouts, but you still need to handle aspect ratios, safe areas, cropping and export requirements.

A separated price graphic is not automatically editable text. Use the separate Ad Text Editor or replace the image artwork during further editing.

Yes, for authorized ecommerce or social ad artwork. The tool does not validate marketplace rules or advertising platform specifications.

Not guaranteed. AI may change typography, product edges, reflections, background details or overlapping objects. Compare the result with the original.

A Detailed Layers generation costs 60 credits. The workspace displays the applicable cost before you start.

Failed jobs use the existing credit refund process. A successful result that needs manual refinement is not necessarily a failed job.

Use advertising assets you own or are authorized to edit, subject to applicable terms. You are responsible for copyrights, trademarks, product claims and permissions.

No. Product Ad to PSD focuses on raster image layers and layered PSD export. Ad Delayer is a separate advertising-focused editing workflow.

It can reduce manual separation work when the source file is missing. Product retouching, accurate typography, background cleanup and campaign preparation may still need a designer.