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Layer AI has closed a $6.5 million seed round led by Akin Babayigit’s Arcadia and Riccardo Zacconi's vehicle, aimed at expanding its team and enhancing tools for mobile game developers.

May 15, 20253 months ago

Amount Raised

$6.5 Million

Round Type

seed

San FranciscoArtificial IntelligenceGaming

Investors

E2.VcRiccardo ZacconiAkin Babayigit

Description

Layer AI, a B2B AI content creation platform, has secured $6.5 million in seed funding to grow its team and enhance features for mobile game developers. The funding round was led by Akin Babayigit’s Arcadia and Riccardo Zacconi's investment vehicle, with participation from existing investor e2.vc. Layer AI’s tools support the building and refining of 2D and 3D images and videos, aiming to reduce production time for developers. With this investment, Layer AI plans to enhance its platform and broaden its reach in the gaming industry.

Company Information

Company

Layer AI

Location

San Francisco, California, United States

About

Layer is the leading AI-powered content creation platform built for game developers. By integrating generative AI directly into existing pipelines, Layer enables studios to produce high-quality 2D, 3D and Video assets at scale while maintaining full creative control. Over 200 studios - including Zynga, SciPlay and Huuuge Games - use Layer to accelerate production and push the boundaries of game development.

FundzWatch™ Score

75
Medium Activity

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