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Background Remover

Remove the background from product photos, logos and headshots in your browser - batch of 20, download as a ZIP.

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  • Nothing is uploaded

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Up to 20 at once. Everything happens on your device - nothing is uploaded.

Removes the background from an image in your browser - nothing is uploaded, so product photos and client work stay on your machine. Drop in up to 20 images at once, adjust the tolerance and edge softness, and download them individually or all together as a ZIP. The background colour is detected automatically from the edges of the image, or you can click to pick it yourself, and removal spreads inwards from the border so a white shirt or a blue sky inside the subject is not deleted along with the backdrop.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the background remover.

Does the image get uploaded anywhere?+

No. The whole thing runs on the canvas in your browser, which is why it works offline and why nothing appears in any server log.

What kind of images does it work best on?+

A plain, evenly lit background - product shots, logos, headshots against a wall, screenshots. That covers most of what people need a cut-out for.

Why is part of my subject disappearing?+

The subject contains a colour close to the background. Lower the tolerance, or turn on 'only remove background touching the edges' so removal cannot jump into the middle of the image.

The edges look rough. Can I fix that?+

Raise the edge softness. It fades pixels between the two thresholds instead of cutting them, which is what stops hair and anti-aliased type looking like scissor work.

Can it handle a busy photo background?+

Not well, and it says so rather than pretending. This is colour-based removal, not a trained segmentation model - for a crowded scene you still want a photo editor or a dedicated AI cut-out service.

What format do I get back?+

PNG, because it is the common format that supports transparency. Several images come back as a single ZIP, since browsers block a page that tries to save many files at once.