Most diagram converters put a screenshot inside a new file and call it editable. LayerBack rebuilds the diagram instead. Upload a PNG, JPG, PDF page, whiteboard photo, flowchart, architecture diagram, or network topology; its AI identifies boxes, labels, connectors, and relationships, then recreates them as real objects. One conversion produces editable Visio (VSDX), PowerPoint (PPTX), draw.io XML, and SVG outputs. You can inspect and refine the reconstruction in the browser before downloading. LayerBack is built for operations teams, consultants, engineers, educators, and anyone who inherited a flat diagram but needs to update its wording, layout, colors, or structure without redrawing the entire thing from scratch. Conversion and preview are available before sign-in, and new accounts include credits for trying the workflow.
Reconstructs shapes, connectors, and labels as native editable objects
Generates VSDX, PPTX, draw.io XML, and SVG from one conversion
Accepts PNG, JPG, PDF pages, screenshots, sketches, and whiteboard photos
Built-in editor for correcting layout and text before export
Keeps connectors attached when shapes are moved
Recover a Visio diagram when only a screenshot or PDF remains
Turn whiteboard photos into reusable project documentation
Rebuild network architecture diagrams and process flowcharts
Convert technical diagrams into editable PowerPoint slides
Update legacy diagrams without the original source file

Hi Fazier! LayerBack is for that moment when you have a diagram screenshot, but not the editable source. Instead of wrapping the image in a document, it reconstructs the shapes, text, and connectors so you can actually change them. Try a flowchart, network diagram, or whiteboard photo, review the reconstruction, and export it to Visio, PowerPoint, draw.io, or SVG. We would love feedback on the diagrams that are hardest to recover and which export format your team uses most.

Hi Fazier! LayerBack is for that moment when you have a diagram screenshot, but not the editable source. Instead of wrapping the image in a document, it reconstructs the shapes, text, and connectors so you can actually change them. Try a flowchart, network diagram, or whiteboard photo, review the reconstruction, and export it to Visio, PowerPoint, draw.io, or SVG. We would love feedback on the diagrams that are hardest to recover and which export format your team uses most.
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