Layer

What is Layer?

Layer is an AI platform for creative teams (especially game studios) that brings leading generative models into one workspace, so you can generate and edit assets, collaborate, and scale production with workflow automation via node-based UI as well as agents soon and enterprise security.

Who is Layer built for?

Layer is designed for creative teams across studios of different sizes in the entertainment industry, from IP companies producing interactive media to agencies serving top global brands, and for roles like creative producers, artists, art directors, and production teams who need consistent, production-ready outputs.

What can I create with Layer?

Layer supports creating and refining multiple asset types, including images, video, 3D models, and audio, depending on the tools and models you use. These asset types are often used in UA ad creation, brand assets, and any type of production content a brand needs.

Does Layer include multiple AI models or just one?

Layer positions itself as a single access point to a curated set of industry-leading AI models for creative production by producing Day 0 integrations, so teams don't have to juggle separate tools.

Can Layer help us standardize style and keep outputs consistent?

Yes. Layer highlights custom model training and style training so teams can teach Layer a unique style and generate consistent, on-brand visuals.

Can we edit assets (not just generate new ones)?

Yes. Layer includes editing and refinement capabilities to help teams iterate and polish outputs, not only generate from scratch. You can do this for individual assets as well as in batches, at scale.

How does Layer support collaboration for teams?

Layer emphasizes a collaborative workspace approach, and per its pricing model teams can add members without per-seat charges, sharing usage via pooled credits.

What is Layer Workflows?

Layer Workflows are purpose-built, agent-powered workflows that automate multi-step creative production, such as UA creatives and live ops assets, helping studios scale repeatable pipelines while keeping creatives in control.