Create animated videos from text prompts or reference images with consistent characters
Split any image into editable, named layers with AI
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Freemium
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Basic: $12/month (1,200 credits, about 120 layers) or $99/year. Premium: $36/month (3,600 credits, about 450 layers) or $299/year. Credit packs: $20 for 1,800 credits (about 180 layers) or $60 for 6,600 credits (about 660 layers). One free split per account.
Key features
Free storyboard generation with no watermark
Multi-scene stitching with shared first and last frames
Per-scene re-roll without rebuilding entire project
Export to MP4 and MOV with multiple aspect ratios
Burn-in captions or sidecar SRT/VTT export
Real human customer support with fast response times
Character library reusable across multiple videos and episodes
Split images into up to 16 separate transparent layers
Automatic English naming of each layer
Background fill reconstruction
Export as PNG, ZIP or layered PSD
Works as browser tool and plugins for Photoshop, Figma, Sketch, Chrome
Copy individual layers to design tools
Support for PNG, JPG and WebP files up to 20 MB
Processing time of 60-100 seconds per image
Extract single named elements from images
30-day retention of split results
What makes it different
Character consistency across long-form content via shared first/last frame stitching
Free unlimited storyboards with no watermark before spending video credits
Real human support team instead of automated ticket queues
Workflow centered on creative control with minimal technical vocabulary
Every layer is automatically named in plain English, making elements easy to find without clicking through Layer 1 to Layer 9
Fills in missing backgrounds behind removed elements so nothing is lost
Works directly inside Photoshop, Figma and Sketch without leaving your design tool
True layer splits from real processing, not mockups
One free split per account with full download options
AI Animation Video
LayerGrab