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LayerGrab vs Skryve

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LayerGrab compared with Skryve
DetailLayerGrab logo LayerGrabSkryve logo Skryve
What it doesSplit any image into editable, named layers with AI Turn videos into knowledge with visual AI analysis
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Pricing modelFreemium Not given
PricingBasic: $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. Free plan: 200 credits (about 16 hours of video), all features included, no card required. Pro: £8/month in the UK, US$8/month in the US, €8/month in the euro area (US$8 converted to local currency elsewhere), 2,000 credits monthly (about 166 hours of video), cancel anytime. Credits cost: 1 credit p
Key features
  • 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
  • Visual summaries with frames and timestamps from what's shown on screen
  • Adaptive layouts shaped to video type (verdicts for reviews, tables for rankings, steps for recipes)
  • Auto-curated key moment clips with autoplay (45 seconds to 8 minutes each)
  • Chat interface to ask questions with cited answers and timestamps
  • Topics view organizing transcript by theme, synced with video playback
  • Comment sentiment analysis of top 100 comments showing tone and emotions
  • Searchable video library with cross-video query capability
  • Export to multiple formats (Markdown, Word, HTML, PDF)
  • Works on YouTube and Rumble video pages with full player synchronization
  • Automatic transcription filtering to remove sponsor reads and promotional material
What makes it different
  • 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
  • Sits in Chrome side panel next to video for seamless integration without switching tabs
  • Full synchronization with video player: click any timestamp or frame to jump to that moment
  • One searchable library of all analyzed videos accessible from the same panel
  • Adaptive output layouts matching video type (verdicts, tables, steps, debates, takeaways)
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Public APINot given Not given
Community votes10
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)31 +1 (up) since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)50
Citation Flow (Majestic)280
Referring domains (Majestic)250

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