Change Portrait Backgrounds

No. The model is downloaded into your browser and the photo is processed on your own device. Nothing is transmitted, which matters more here than with ordinary images.

Most countries require plain white or light grey, and some accept light blue. Check your own authority's guidance - this tool gives you white, blue, black or transparent.

It fixes the background. Head size, position, expression and print dimensions are separate requirements - use the passport photo tool to crop to your country's exact specification.

It uses a model built specifically for portraits. General cutout models treat a person as an ordinary object and often clip limbs or flatten the hairline. This one is noticeably better on people and noticeably worse on everything else.

Selected file contents are processed in your browser without being sent to an application upload endpoint. Loading the site, fonts or processing libraries may still require network requests.

Much better than a general model. Individual strands come out with soft, partially transparent edges rather than a hard cut. Very fine flyaway hair can still look slightly rough.

Yes. Add multiple portraits and they are processed one after another. There is no limit because the work happens on your device.

Yes. The model works on a smaller copy for speed, then the transparency is scaled back up and applied to your full-size photo.

Not reliably. The model expects a single portrait subject. Crop to one person first for a clean result.

Yes, though processing takes longer than on a computer because the model runs on your device's processor.

No. It runs in any current browser. The model file is cached after the first use so repeat visits start faster.