LayerBack

LayerBack is an AI-powered diagram conversion service for people who need to edit diagrams that are trapped inside screenshots, scanned documents, presentations, or image files. Instead of manually tracing every box, connector, arrow, label, and shape, users upload a PNG or JPEG and receive a structured diagram that can be edited in familiar productivity software. LayerBack reconstructs native shapes, connectors, text, colors, alignment, and layout rather than placing the original image on a canvas. Results can be exported as Microsoft Visio VSDX, PowerPoint PPTX, or draw.io files. The service is useful for technical writers, solution architects, product managers, engineers, consultants, operations teams, educators, and anyone maintaining documentation or presentations. Typical use cases include architecture diagrams, process flows, system maps, organization charts, network diagrams, workflow documentation, training materials, and legacy diagram migration. LayerBack runs in the browser, so there is no desktop software to install. A simple upload-and-convert workflow lets teams recover editable source files quickly, revise outdated diagrams, reuse visual assets, and avoid hours of repetitive redrawing. New users receive two free conversions to test the quality and workflow. Paid credit packages are available for larger or recurring conversion needs without requiring a subscription. LayerBack focuses on practical editability: the final files can be opened, rearranged, restyled, annotated, and shared using tools that teams already know. This makes it especially valuable when the original diagram source is missing but the visual content still needs to evolve.