Edit Thumbnails Layer by Layer
Split any thumbnail into individual layers, reposition elements with drag-and-drop, and edit or generate each layer independently with AI.
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Why Creators Love Layer Editing
Powerful features designed to save you time and boost your click-through rates.
Automatically split any thumbnail into foreground, background, text, and object layers.
Reposition, resize, and reorder layers visually with an intuitive drag-and-drop canvas.
Edit individual layers with AI prompts -- change a background without affecting the subject.
Generate entirely new layers with AI and composite them into your thumbnail.
How Layer Editing Works
Get started in minutes with our simple, intuitive workflow.
Split Into Layers
Upload or select a thumbnail and let AI automatically separate it into individual layers.
Arrange on Canvas
Drag, resize, and reorder layers on the visual canvas. Toggle layer visibility and adjust z-index.
Edit or Generate Layers
Use AI to edit any individual layer or generate new layers to add to the composition.
Export Composite
Flatten all layers into a finished thumbnail and export at full resolution.
How Creators Use Layer Editing
Real-world examples of how YouTube creators leverage this feature to grow their channels.
Keep your subject and text perfect while completely changing the background scene.
Split layers, replace the background with a dramatic new scene, and recombine.
Move your face, text, or objects to different positions for better composition.
Drag your subject to the left third and add text on the right for a balanced layout.
Build thumbnails by combining layers from different sources into one cohesive image.
Combine a generated background, your face layer, and AI-generated text overlay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about layer editing.
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Ready to Try Layer Editing?
Split your thumbnail into layers and edit each one independently.
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