Figma to PSD: Turn a Figma Frame into a Layered PSD
LayerSplit does not connect to Figma. You export the frame as a PNG or JPG, add it here, and get back a layered PSD: text, images and shapes each on a named layer, over a filled-in background. Your first split is free: sign in with Google, no card needed.
Your image
Every sample here is a real split. Take one apart and download it.
Video thumbnailSample split · free to explore and download
Drag a layer or hide it with the eye.
4 layersplus the filled background
White Robot CharacterObject
Red Curved ArrowGraphic
Laptop with UI IconsObject
Text 'I TRIED' + Text '7 AI TOOLS'Text
Background (filled)Filled in behind every layer
Sample files are reduced for the page; your own splits come at up to 2,560 px.
Figma to PSD
From an exported frame to a PSD the print shop can open
Figma keeps a design as vectors and live layers, and a PNG or JPG export keeps none of that: it is one flat picture of the frame. LayerSplit separates that picture again. Text blocks, images and graphics each go onto a named pixel layer, and the background is filled in behind them. The result is a PSD that opens in Photoshop, Photopea or Affinity Photo, for the person who needs a layered file and not a Figma link.
Works from the PNG or JPG you export
Text, images and shapes on separate layers
Same canvas as the export, up to 2,560 px on the long side
Layersvideo-thumbnail.psd
White Robot Character
Red Curved Arrow
Laptop with UI Icons
Text 'I TRIED' + Text '7 AI TOOLS'
Background (filled)
Figma to PSD in four steps
Export from Figma
Select the frame, open the Export section at the bottom of the right-hand panel, click +, choose PNG or JPG and a scale such as 2x, then click Export.
Add the file here
Drop, paste or choose the exported PNG or JPG, up to 20 MB.
Check the layers
The free preview lists the elements it found and the credits. Confirm, then hide or drag any layer to check it.
Download the PSD
One file with every named layer and the filled background.
LayerSplit is not affiliated with Figma.
Real PSD files made from flat designs
Every example here began as a flat export. Open one, check the layers and download its PSD before you try your own frame.
Shapes, icons and text that were vector in Figma are pixels on the PSD's layers. They look the same at the exported size and no longer scale without loss.
Layers are rebuilt, not copied
Your Figma layer names and frames are not in the export, so LayerSplit names layers from what it sees: a headline, a button, a product image.
Export at 2x
A larger export gives the layers more pixels to work with. The PSD is limited to 2,560 px on the long side, so a bigger export is scaled down before it is split.
Best for finished screens and visuals
Marketing frames, social cards, banners and mockups with distinct elements split best. A dense interface with small text is better kept as panels than as layers.
Who it is for
Designers who finished in Figma and now have to hand a layered file to someone who works in Photoshop, or who need to edit an export when the Figma file is no longer at hand.
What the PSD does not contain
It is not your Figma file. Components, auto layout, vectors and styles are not carried over, because only the exported picture is read.
Text arrives on pixel layers. Only the PSD with editable text (beta) makes Photoshop type, and then only for words it can read.
No smart objects, layer effects, masks or vector shapes. Each layer is a plain pixel layer.
RGB, 8 bits per channel.
At most 15 element layers per image.
Images where objects overlap take longer: 5 to 10 minutes instead of about 2.
Pay per layer. Your first split is free.
A layer costs 10 credits and the filled background is free. Subscribe for the lowest price per layer, or buy a pack once and use it whenever you like.
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Every plan and pack: PNG, ZIP and layered PSD export
A failed split costs nothing
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Secure checkout through Stripe. A pack or a subscription only adds credits to your account. USD prices. Review the final amount and any applicable tax at checkout before paying. Packs never renew; a subscription renews each period until you cancel it in your account. Unused credits can be refunded within 7 days of the payment that added them. The credit cost shows before each layer; finished results need no second payment to view or download.
Figma to PSD: questions and answers
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Sign in with Google and get 150 credits, enough for one full split of up to 15 layers. No card is needed. The sample splits can be explored and downloaded without an account.
What does the free split include?
Every layer as a transparent PNG, a ZIP of all layers and the layered PSD, with no watermark.
Which files can I upload?
PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 20 MB.
How large is the output?
Up to 2,560 px on the long side. A larger upload is scaled down to that before it is split.
How many layers do I get?
Usually 5 to 10 and at most 15, plus a filled background that is never charged. Related items are grouped, so a set of ice cubes or a line of text is one layer. Choose Every element to split finer.
Is the part hidden behind an object restored?
Yes. An object partly covered by another comes back whole. Only the hidden part is drawn by AI; everything you can see is cut from your own pixels.
Is the text editable?
Partly, in beta. In the PSD with editable text, the words it can read become Photoshop type layers that you can retype and set in another font. Logos, curved, outlined or multicolour lettering and text it cannot read stay pixel layers, and so does all text in the PNG files, the ZIP and the standard PSD. You can always hide a text layer and type new words over the filled background.
What happens when I edit the text?
A type layer looks exactly like the original until you edit it. Then Photoshop sets the words in the closest of four common fonts (Arial, Times New Roman, Impact or Courier New) at the size and colour measured from your image, so the lettering can look different. The PSD holds only the font's name, so a machine without it is asked to substitute one.
What does a layer cost?
10 credits a layer. The background is free, and a layer that fails is not charged.
How long does a split take?
About 2 minutes when the elements do not overlap. When objects cover each other, every level of overlap adds a pass and the split can take 5 to 10 minutes. You can leave the page; the result is saved in My splits.
What happens to my images?
Uploads and results are private to your account and are deleted after 30 days. Download anything you want to keep.
How do I get a Figma design into Photoshop with layers?
Export the frame from Figma as a PNG or JPG, add it to LayerSplit, and download the layered PSD it makes. LayerSplit rebuilds the layers from the exported picture, so it does not need access to your Figma file.
Does LayerSplit connect to my Figma account?
No. You bring a PNG or JPG file. Nothing is read from Figma.
Will the PSD have my Figma layer names?
No. A PNG or JPG carries no layer names, so LayerSplit names each layer from what it sees in the picture.
Which Figma export should I use?
PNG or JPG at 2x. Either is accepted; a PNG keeps the edges a little cleaner.
Turn your first Figma frame into a PSD free
Export a frame, sign in with Google and spend the 150 free credits on a split of up to 15 layers.
White Robot Character
Red Curved Arrow
Laptop with UI Icons
Text 'I TRIED' + Text '7 AI TOOLS'
Background (filled)
