Remove a plain background
Click the background and it flood-fills away to a transparent PNG. Built for product shots on white and photos on a flat backdrop. Honest about it: this is not an AI cutout for busy scenes, and that is why it needs no upload.
Drop a photo with a uniform background
Best results: product photos on white, ID-style photos on a plain backdrop
Where it works, and where it doesn't
Plain backgrounds
A product on white, a headshot on a flat wall, a logo on one colour. One or two clicks and the background is gone cleanly.
Hair and soft edges
Workable with the feather control, but fine flyaway hair against a background will never be perfect with a colour-based cut.
Busy scenes
A person in a park or a crowded street is the wrong job for this tool. That needs an AI model and an upload, which this one deliberately avoids.
Click, flood-fill, done
You click a pixel in the background and the tool spreads outward from there, turning every touching pixel that is close enough in colour transparent, stopping where the colour changes sharply at your subject's edge. Because it only removes pixels connected to the one you clicked, a shirt that happens to match the wall does not get punched out. Raise the tolerance to catch a slightly uneven background, lower it when the subject and background are close in colour, and add a click for any patch the first one missed.
Frequently asked questions
No, and I will be honest about that. This tool removes a plain or near-plain background by colour, so it shines on product shots on white and ID photos on a flat backdrop. For a person against grass or a busy street you need a heavy AI model, which would mean uploading your photo. This one stays in your browser by choice.
You click a background pixel and it flood-fills outward, turning every connected pixel within your tolerance transparent. Connected is the key word: it will not punch holes in your subject just because a shirt happens to match the wall.
Yes. Feather softens the cut edge, which helps around hair, and you can undo a click or reset and try a different tolerance.
A PNG with the background gone and the corners transparent, ready to drop onto any colour or another image.
No. The whole thing runs locally in your browser. Your photo never leaves your device.