LayerSplit is a web tool that converts a flat image into a set of named, transparent layers and a filled background. Users can upload, paste, or select a PNG, JPG, or WebP image, including banners, posters, product images, AI-generated images, and screenshots. The tool identifies text, objects, and graphics, estimates their front-to-back order, and separates them while retaining their original positions and sizes. LayerSplit lifts visible elements from the image and uses AI to reconstruct areas obscured by objects in front. Visible pixels are cut from the source image, while hidden portions may be generated by AI. Users can inspect the resulting layers by hiding or moving them, copy individual layers, or export them as transparent PNG files, a ZIP archive, or a layered PSD. ZIP exports include a layers.json file listing layer names, positions, and sizes. PSD files are intended to open in Photoshop, Photopea, and Affinity Photo. Typical uses include reusing an object in another design, editing elements in an AI-generated image, recovering editable pieces from a flattened or missing source file, and adapting campaign artwork by replacing text or prices. Individual PNG layers can also be copied into Figma or Canva. Most designs produce five to ten named layers, with up to fifteen supported. Sample files are 1280 pixels wide; user exports retain the uploaded image’s full size.