Text Layer Extraction
Pull typography out of flat graphics without manually redrawing everything first.
Extract text layers from flat graphics for faster editing, replacement, and localization.



Ideogram AI V3 Layerize Text separates the text layer from the background inside an image so you can edit, replace, reuse, or localize typography more easily. The output is typically a transparent text PNG or similar isolated asset for compositing.
Use it when a flattened poster, ad, social card, or product graphic needs editable text again, especially for translation, redesign, or template reuse.
Pull typography out of flat graphics without manually redrawing everything first.
Export the isolated text layer for easier replacement, animation, or compositing.
Remove source-language text cleanly before adding translated copy back in.
Turn one-off graphic assets into reusable background templates and editable text layers.
Upload the source graphic, isolate the text layer, then export the result for editing, translation, or compositing.
Start from a poster, ad creative, social card, packaging mockup, or flat design asset that contains embedded typography.
Cleaner source graphics usually produce cleaner extracted text layers.
Run the layerize text workflow to isolate the visible type so it can be reused or replaced independently from the original background.
Use this when you need the text itself, not a full OCR transcript.
Take the extracted text output into design editing, motion graphics, localization, or template production workflows.
A transparent text export is often the fastest bridge into downstream editing.
A narrowly defined image utility for extracting editable text layers from existing graphics.
This workflow is useful when the original design exists but the text needs to be edited, replaced, translated, or animated separately.
Recover the typography without rebuilding the whole asset.
A transparent text layer is easier to reposition, mask, composite, or hand off to other design steps.
Output that stays useful after extraction.
Remove source-language text cleanly before replacing it with translated copy in the same visual layout.
Useful for global creative operations.
When text and background can be separated, teams can reuse the artwork as a modular template rather than starting from scratch.
Unlock reuse from locked graphics.
Isolated text can feed compositing, motion graphics, title treatments, and print-prep workflows more cleanly than a flattened image.
Useful beyond static editing.
Without a text-layer extraction workflow, designers often resort to masking, cloning, or redrawing. Layerize text reduces that overhead.
Save time on repetitive cleanup.
Use Layerize Text when the image is already designed and the task is to separate the typography from the background.
One job, cleaner handoff.
Combine extracted text layers with inpainting, background cleanup, or image generation workflows when rebuilding creative assets.
Text extraction plus editing control.
Use Ideogram AI V3 Layerize Text when you need the text separated from an existing image asset.
Design Editing
Extract the type layer so the asset can be revised without rebuilding the whole composition.
Localization
Remove the source language and swap in localized copy more efficiently.
Campaign Ops
Turn one ad visual into a reusable template by separating text from the art layer.
UI and Promo Assets
Isolate title elements or promo text for animation, relayout, or overlay work.
Creative Production
Use the workflow to accelerate handoff-heavy design pipelines and versioning tasks.
Teaching Materials
Pull text out of instructional graphics when updating terminology or translating materials.
“The value is straightforward: get the text out cleanly so the design team can keep moving.”
“For localization work, isolated text layers are more useful than flattened graphics and faster than manual cleanup.”
“We use it when the background art is still good but the message, language, or title treatment needs to change.”
“It is most useful when the asset is close to finished but the embedded text blocks the next edit.”
“Transparent text output is especially helpful because it drops directly into compositing and motion workflows.”
“Ideogram AI V3 Layerize Text works best when the page promises one job and then delivers that one job clearly.”
Extract text layers from flat graphics for localization, design edits, templates, and compositing workflows.
No credit card required. Free generations included. Best for teams editing text inside existing image assets.
It is a model-specific image utility that separates text from background so the text layer can be edited, replaced, or reused independently.
Use it when you have a flattened image with embedded typography and need to edit, translate, remove, reuse, or animate the text separately.
No. OCR extracts readable characters as text data. Layerize text focuses on isolating the visual text layer from the image for design reuse.
A transparent text PNG or similar isolated layer is usually the most practical output for design, motion, and localization workflows.
Designers, localization teams, creative operations staff, and editors working on templates or embedded-text graphics benefit the most.
Yes. It is useful for extracting or removing source-language text before adding translated copy back into the same design.
Posters, ads, social cards, packaging mockups, UI graphics, and other clean designs with readable text usually work best.
Removing text focuses on cleaning the background. Layerize Text focuses on separating the visible typography so you can reuse or edit it as its own layer.
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