Turn a flat poster into an editable PSD
Rebuild a flat poster, flyer or banner as a layered PSD with text you can retype, up to 16 elements per pass.
- per split
- 56–138 s
- per layer (Flash), from
- $0.071
- this page’s sample
- 13 credits

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Event date and location text

Lineup text block

Main headline NEON NIGHTS

Subhead SUMMER FESTIVAL 2026

DJ deck equipment

DJ figure silhouette

Right palm tree silhouette

Left palm tree silhouette
12 cut-outs + background · 13 credits
Layers
Resolution
Auto finds every element (up to 16 per pass). Billed per output: at most 17 credits for 17 images. Takes about 56–138 s.
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13 images · 125 s · 13 credits


Background

Gradient sunset circle

Left crowd silhouette

Right crowd silhouette

Left palm tree silhouette

Right palm tree silhouette

DJ figure silhouette

DJ deck equipment

Subhead SUMMER FESTIVAL 2026
Upload an image on the left to split your own.
Short answer
When all you have is the exported JPG or PNG of a poster, flyer, banner or thumbnail, LayerPSD rebuilds it as a layered PSD: headline, subtitle, product, badges and decorations each on their own layer (Auto splits up to 16 elements per pass and runs extra passes on busy images), the background filled in behind them, and text as native Photoshop type layers you can double-click and retype, with stroke, shadow and glow as layer styles. 1 credit per output layer, no subscription. Free to try: sign in with Google (a Gmail account) and your first split, background + 4 layers on Flash at 1K with PSD export, or one text edit costs nothing. No card, no subscription.
At a glance
What LayerPSD does, in one table
The same engine runs every page on this site. These are the facts to compare against other tools.
Text
Every line of regular-size text is read before the split and lands on its own layer as native Photoshop type you can double-click and retype; stroke, glow, shadow and gradient become layer styles. 99% of 206 lines in our 30-design test, with 99.9% of characters right
Change words, keep the font
The model redraws the new words in the same lettering, including custom and hand-drawn type
Output
Layered PSD (RGB), ZIP of transparent PNGs, single PNGs, or a PNG of the visible layers
Price
1 credit per output image on Flash, about 6.7 on Pro
background + 4 layers = 5 credits. Credits from $0.071, packs from $9.90. One free try with Google sign-in. No subscription
Facts checked 2026-10-10 against the published sample runs and our credit prices. benchmarks.json
How it works
Three steps, one image
- 1
Upload the image
Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP (up to 50 MB), or paste it with Ctrl + V. Nothing to install.
- 2
Split into layers
Seedream 5.0 finds every element, cuts each onto a transparent layer and fills in the background behind it. About 56–138 seconds.
- 3
Update and export
Retype text, swap the product, move the badge, then export a PSD with editable text or a ZIP of every layer.
What you get
- Headline, body text, badges, products and decorations on separate layers
- Text as native Photoshop type with stroke, glow, shadow and gradient as layer styles
- A clean background to reuse for the next version
- A real sample PSD to download and check before you pay
What it is not (and what to use instead)
The exact original fonts
Fonts are matched by style (serif, sans, script). Pick the exact typeface after opening, or use a font identifier.
Print-ready CMYK files
The PSD is RGB; convert it in Photoshop for print.
Multi-page documents or PDFs
Export one page as an image first. LayerPSD works on single images.
By hand vs. automatic
Doing it by hand in Photoshop, and doing it here
You can do all of this in Photoshop yourself. This is what each step takes by hand, and what LayerPSD does instead.
Step
In Photoshop, by hand
In LayerPSD
Put it on its own layer
In Photoshop, by handLayer via Copy or a layer mask, one by one
Every element already on a transparent layer, named
Make text editable
In Photoshop, by handMatch Font, then retype each line and rebuild stroke and shadow
Export native type layers with effects as layer styles
Time for a 10-element poster
In Photoshop, by handTypically 30–60 minutes
About 1–2 minutes, 11 credits on Flash
Under the hood
How the split works
01
Editable text
Before the split, a vision model reads every line of regular-size text: the words, size, color, stroke, glow, shadow and gradient. Each line is cut out onto its own layer and written into the PSD as native Photoshop type with those effects as layer styles. Headlines taller than 8% of the image stay in the picture so the model can repaint behind them; “PSD with editable text” reads them at export. Scores: layerpsd.com/data/text-benchmark.json.
02
Retyping text
To change words, the model redraws only that text in the same lettering and leaves the rest of the image alone, so it also works for custom or hand-drawn type that no installed font matches.
Questions
Short answers on splitting, export and billing. Anything else, email us and a person replies.
I lost the PSD of my flyer. Can I get it back?
Not the original file, but LayerPSD can rebuild a layered PSD from the exported image, with text as editable layers and the background filled in.
Will the text be editable?
Choose "PSD with editable text (beta)" when exporting. Each text layer becomes native type you can double-click and retype, with its effects as layer styles; lettering the model cannot read stays as pixels.
Can I change "SALE" to "SOLD" in the same font without Photoshop?
Yes, with Edit text in image: type the current and new words and the model redraws them in the same lettering.
How many layers will I get?
Auto finds every element, up to 16 per pass, or ask for 3, 4, 6 or 8.