Image Editor Layers

The tool provides a structured way to analyze image editor layer stacks without rendering. It accepts a list of layers with properties such as order, visibility, opacity, and optional blending modes, and returns a clear map of the stacking hierarchy and suggested reordering. Conceptually, it treats each layer as a node in a tree with a z-order, then computes visible extents and potential occlusions to help planners optimize the final composition. Beneficiaries include designers, UI teams, and asset managers who repeatedly adjust complex stacks across iterations. The core value lies in rapid evaluation of stacking impact, not in pixel rendering, enabling teams to decide which layers should be kept visible, reordered, or grouped for export. Core features include input validation, layer-tree construction, occlusion detection, and export-ready configuration. Unique value comes from combining a practical layer model with actionable reordering suggestions and a lightweight export format that integrates into design pipelines. Typical use cases involve preparing layered assets for handoffs, version comparisons, and workflow optimization in multi-project environments.