Tool · runs in your browser
Remove an image background —
right here in your browser.
Drop a photo and get a clean cut-out on a transparent background, downloadable as PNG or WebP. It runs entirely on your device — an AI model does the masking locally, so nothing is uploaded. Great for product shots, portraits, and profile pictures.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is it private — does my image get uploaded to a server?
- No. Your image never leaves your device. The background is removed entirely in your browser: a small AI segmentation model (IS-Net) runs locally with onnxruntime-web — on your GPU via WebGPU when available, otherwise on the CPU via WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged anywhere, which makes it safe for personal photos and unreleased product shots. Once the page and model have loaded, it even works offline, and you can confirm it in your browser's Network tab — no image data goes out.
- Why does the first image download about 90 MB?
- That's the AI model that does the masking. Because everything runs on your device instead of a server, the model itself has to be downloaded once — roughly 90 MB. Your browser then caches it, so every image after that (and every later visit) starts instantly with no download. It's the trade-off for keeping your images completely private.
- What formats can I download, and why not JPG?
- PNG by default, or WebP if your browser supports it. Both keep an alpha (transparency) channel, so the removed background stays see-through and drops cleanly onto any colour or another image. JPG has no transparency — it would fill the background back in with solid white — so it isn't offered for cut-outs. You can drop in JPG, PNG, or WebP images; the cut-out comes out as PNG or WebP.
- Does it work well on hair and fur?
- Honestly, it's best-effort on the finest strands. The tool is excellent on clear subjects — people, products, and objects with a defined edge — and good on most hair, but very fine flyaway strands or fuzzy fur against a busy background can come out slightly soft or clipped. It works on one main subject at a time; group photos or scenes with several separate subjects may not separate the way you expect.
- Does it work on mobile?
- Yes. It runs in any modern browser on Android and iPhone as well as on Windows, Mac, and Linux — there's no app to install. On a phone it uses WebAssembly (the CPU), so removing a background takes a few seconds per image and the one-time model download is best done on Wi-Fi. On a laptop or desktop with WebGPU it's much faster.
- Can I remove the background from several images at once?
- Yes. Add up to 10 images and they're processed one after another, reusing the model that's already loaded. Each cut-out can be downloaded on its own, or you can download them all together as a single zip. Everything still happens on your device.