product → layers
Your product photos, as layered files you own
AI background-swap tools generate pretty pictures you can't edit. This gives you the layered file instead: product cutout, complete background, contact shadow — compose your own variants, forever.
Layer a product photoFile ownership beats generation
The current crop of e-commerce tools (Photoroom, Claid and friends) generate finished scenes: upload product, receive pretty JPEG. Great until you need the same product on next season's background, at a different crop, with the shadow adjusted — then you re-generate and re-pay. The layered-file approach front-loads the work once: with the product, shadow, and background as separate layers, every future variant is a five-minute edit you do yourself.
One product, separated
This is real output: a product shot separated by the server model (1 credit). Edges on glass and metal are the honest test — see the samples page for more. Add the Shadow scaffold (Pro) and the product sits on a soft contact shadow layer instead of floating.
Batch for catalogs
Pro runs 25 images per batch, Studio runs 200: drop the folder, every product comes back as a cutout in one ZIP, named after your files. Credits are debited up front and refunded per item on failure. Server copies delete within 24 hours: your catalog does not live on our infrastructure.
Swap backgrounds on your terms
With the layered PSD you can drop in brand-colored backdrops, seasonal scenes, or marketplace-required pure white — in Photoshop, Photopea, or even Canva via the PNG stack. The file is yours; the workflow doesn't rent-seek.
Frequently asked
How does pricing compare to Photoroom?
Photoroom is $12+/month for generated scenes. Layersmith Pro is $9/month for 300 server separations plus unlimited in-browser tools, and you keep editable files, not renders.
Marketplace white backgrounds?
Easy: cutout layer over a white layer, export. Amazon/eBay requirements are a two-click composite once you have the layers.
What about reflective or transparent products?
Glass and metal are the hard cases for any model. The server model handles them best; the mask stays editable in the PSD so you can fix edge cases by hand.
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