ImageLayered

ImageLayered is a web toolkit for AI image generation, photo editing, background removal, image extension, layer separation and a Hotel Lobby video tool, all sharing one account and credit balance.

ImageLayered is a web-based creative toolkit that gathers AI image generation, photo editing, layer separation and a small set of video features under one account. Instead of a single model behind a single prompt box, the site offers a menu of purpose-built tools: GPT Image 2.5, Qwen Image 2.1 and Nano Banana 2.1 for generating or editing images, plus dedicated pages for background removal, image extension, photo restyling and a Hotel Lobby video generator. The layer tools are the feature the name points to. Precision Layers separates an image into named layers while keeping each element's position intact, and Quick Layers splits a picture into transparent layers using Qwen Image Layered. This makes the product relevant to designers who want to pull apart a flattened composition, such as a table, a chair and a plant in a single photo, and rework the pieces individually. The editing tools cover a transparent PNG cutout and an extender that grows an image to a new size or aspect ratio. In practice, a visitor picks a tool from the homepage, uploads a photo or writes a prompt, checks the credit cost shown before generating, and downloads the result. All tools share one account and one credit balance. The homepage also suggests chained workflows, for example generating an image, removing its background and then extending the canvas, so the output of one step feeds the next. Photo-style tools include an 80s studio portrait look, curated looks from Faymas and a Prompt Seen option that applies a chosen creative prompt to the user's own picture. The video offering centres on a Hotel Lobby clip built from two reference portraits. Among alternatives, ImageLayered sits between single-model generators and full design suites. It suits creators, social media managers and designers who want several models and utilities without juggling separate subscriptions. Buyers needing deep timeline video editing or a long-running project workspace will find the scope narrower, since each tool is a focused, task-sized page rather than a connected editor.