On the Create page, select Start from photo.

Choose a photo to import. Photoroom automatically removes its background during the import.

Select a template for the background.

Select Layers. You will see how Photoroom has separated the information in the photo into different layers. There is a background layer and at least one foreground layer.
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We're going to assume that one foreground layer has multiple foreground objects on it. You want to separate them on to different layers.
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Select a layer that has multiple foreground objects on it.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove an object that you want to be on another layer. For example, if you had a layer with 2 dogs on it, you could select Manual and then use Erase to remove one of the dogs. Select Done when you are finished.

Select Done to exit the layer and then Done again to exit the layer settings.

Select Export to save your design.

Select New design.

Choose the same photo to import.

Select the transparent background as the template.

Select Layers.

Select the layer that contains the foreground object you removed in step 7.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove a different object. For example, if you were using a layer with 2 dogs on it, you would remove the other dog this time. Select Done when you are finished.

Select Done to exit the layer and then Done again to exit the layer settings.

Select Export to save your design in Photoroom and also save the image to your camera roll. Select Done.

Select your first design to open it in the editor.

Select Insert and choose to insert the image file of your second design. Photoroom removes the background of the second design image. You now have one design with both foreground objects on separate layers.

Select Export to save your design.

On the Create page, select Start from photo.

Choose a photo to import. Photoroom automatically removes its background during the import.

Select a template for the background.

Select Layers. You will see how Photoroom has separated the information in the photo into different layers. There is a background layer and at least one foreground layer.
​
We're going to assume that one foreground layer has multiple foreground objects on it. You want to separate them on to different layers.
​

Select a layer that has multiple foreground objects on it.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove an object that you want to be on another layer. For example, if you had a layer with 2 dogs on it, you could select Manual and then use Erase to remove one of the dogs. Select Done when you are finished.

Select Done to exit the layer and then Done again to exit the layer settings.

Select Export and then Done to save your design.

Select New design.

Choose the same photo to import.

Select the transparent background as the template.

Select Layers.

Select the layer that contains the foreground object you removed in step 7.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove a different object. For example, if you were using a layer with 2 dogs on it, you would remove the other dog this time. Select Done when you are finished.

Select Done to exit the layer and then Done again to exit the layer settings.

Select Export and then Save to Gallery to save it as a photo on your device. Select Done to save the design in Photoroom.

Select your first design to open it in the editor.

Select Insert and choose to insert the image file of your second design. Photoroom removes the background of the second design image. You now have one design with both foreground objects on separate layers.

Select Export and then Done to save your design.

Log in at app.photoroom.com.

Use the selector in the top corner to choose the workspace you want to work in.

On the Create page, select Start a photo.

Choose a photo to import. Photoroom automatically removes its background during the import.

Look at the layers in the side panel. You will see how Photoroom has separated the information in the photo. There is a background layer and at least one foreground layer.
​
We're going to assume that one foreground layer has multiple foreground objects on it. You want to separate them on to different layers.
​

Select a layer that has multiple foreground objects on it.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove an object that you want to be on another layer. For example, if you had a layer with 2 dogs on it, you could select Manual and then use Erase to remove one of the dogs. Select Confirm when you are finished.

Select the background of the editor to exit the layer.

Select Home to save your design and return to the home page.

Select Select a photo.

Choose the same photo to import.

Select the layer that contains the foreground object you removed in step 7.

Select Edit Cutout.

Use Edit Cutout to remove a different object. For example, if you were using a layer with 2 dogs on it, you would remove the other dog this time. Select Confirm when you are finished.

Select the background of the editor to exit the layer.

Select Download and give the image file a name. You can choose a Format too.

Select Download.

Select Home.

Select your first design to open it in the editor.

Select Insert and choose to insert the image file of your second design. Photoroom removes the background of the second design image. You now have one design with both foreground objects on separate layers.

Select Home to save your design.