Can a JPG be turned into a layered PSD?

Yes. Using your image as the reference, the AI rebuilds the text, shapes and background as separate layers, then you export a PSD. It’s a rebuild rather than a pixel split, so fonts and positions may differ slightly.

Do I need to sign up or pay?

No sign-up. The AI works without signing in and has a free daily allowance, metered centrally by TutuAgent — when it runs out, the assistant tells you directly; the local tools for splitting by hand are unlimited. Exports have no watermark.

Can I edit the text right away?

Yes. Text is rebuilt as real text layers you can double-click to edit; if the original font can’t be identified, the closest available font is used.

Why can’t some layers be edited after PSD export?

In the PSD, text layers stay text layers; shape, path and fill layers become pixel layers that Photoshop treats as images. The AI tells you which layers will become pixels when it finishes.

Is my image uploaded?

The AI step sends the image to a cloud vision model, and the image is also saved in the uploads folder of your Tutu Drive (of a temporary visitor account if you’re not signed in). To keep processing on your device, split it by hand with Magic Wand or Lasso — that step runs in your browser. Also note that once you sign in, your work is saved to your own cloud project library automatically.

It can, but portraits and landscapes split into very few layers. It works best on posters, screenshots, drawings and tables with clear text and shapes.

Image to Layered PSD

Turn a flat image into editable layers: drop it in and the AI starts right away — text layers stay editable in the PSD

or start a blank document

No image handy? Try a sample:

Samples are sent to the AI too — the same path your own image takes

TutuEdit can hand a flat image — a poster, screenshot, floor plan or table — to the AI to be rebuilt as editable layers: text becomes real text layers you can change, titles, shapes, lines and the background each get their own layer, and the original stays as a hidden backup layer you can compare against. When it looks right, export a PSD and keep working in Photoshop.

What it is not: this is a rebuild from the image, not a pixel-exact separation — fonts are matched to the closest available one and positions may be a few pixels off. A cloud vision model reads the image, so this step sends it to the cloud; there is no OCR engine on this site. In the exported PSD, text layers stay editable, while shape, path and fill layers become pixel layers. Photos such as portraits and landscapes split into very few layers and work far less well than posters and screenshots.

Key features

Text becomes text layers

Double-click to change the words, size and color; they’re still text layers in Photoshop after PSD export.

Original kept as a backup

The original is kept as a hidden layer — turn it on to compare, or undo and start over.

You decide how far to split

It splits the main elements first and shows you, then splits further, merges or renames as you say. Every step can be undone.

Split it without AI too

Select an area with Magic Wand or Lasso, press Ctrl+J to copy it to a new layer, and retype text with the Type tool — this step runs in your browser, unlimited.

How to use

1
Add an image

Drop it in, paste with Ctrl+V or click to choose; no image handy? Pick a sample.
2
The AI starts splitting

New layers appear one by one in the Layers panel, each numbered L1, L2 and so on.
3
Double-click to edit, drag to adjust

Double-click a text layer to edit it, drag anything that’s off, or tell the AI “move L5 a bit left”.
4
Export PSD

Export a PSD to keep working in Photoshop, or export PNG or JPG.

FAQ

Can a JPG be turned into a layered PSD?: Yes. Using your image as the reference, the AI rebuilds the text, shapes and background as separate layers, then you export a PSD. It’s a rebuild rather than a pixel split, so fonts and positions may differ slightly.
Do I need to sign up or pay?: No sign-up. The AI works without signing in and has a free daily allowance, metered centrally by TutuAgent — when it runs out, the assistant tells you directly; the local tools for splitting by hand are unlimited. Exports have no watermark.
Can I edit the text right away?: Yes. Text is rebuilt as real text layers you can double-click to edit; if the original font can’t be identified, the closest available font is used.
Why can’t some layers be edited after PSD export?: In the PSD, text layers stay text layers; shape, path and fill layers become pixel layers that Photoshop treats as images. The AI tells you which layers will become pixels when it finishes.
Is my image uploaded?: The AI step sends the image to a cloud vision model, and the image is also saved in the uploads folder of your Tutu Drive (of a temporary visitor account if you’re not signed in). To keep processing on your device, split it by hand with Magic Wand or Lasso — that step runs in your browser. Also note that once you sign in, your work is saved to your own cloud project library automatically.
Can it split photos?: It can, but portraits and landscapes split into very few layers. It works best on posters, screenshots, drawings and tables with clear text and shapes.

Try Image to Layered PSD now

The AI split step runs in the cloud, no sign-up; splitting by hand runs in your browser, unlimited.