Background Remover

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.

No. There is no login, no email and no trial. Open the page and use it.

Select several images to process them in sequence. The practical batch size depends on image dimensions, browser memory and your device; use smaller batches if processing slows down.

The first run downloads the model, roughly 4 MB, and starts up the runtime. Your browser caches both, so every later image skips that step.

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

The model finds the single most visually prominent object. If your photo has several candidates it may pick a different one than you intended. Cropping to your subject first solves this.

For people, use the passport photo background tool instead - it uses a model built specifically for portraits and handles hair far better. This tool is tuned for objects, products and animals.

Yes, flat artwork on a plain background cuts out cleanly. What it cannot do is scenery or any photo without one clear subject, because the model works by finding the most prominent object and there simply is not one.

Yes. Choose white, black or blue in the preview and the downloaded file will be flattened onto that colour. Choose transparent to keep the alpha channel.

Yes, though it is slower than on a laptop because the model runs on your device's processor. Large batches are more comfortable on a desktop.

Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. The page needs WebAssembly, which all of them have supported for years.