Remove uniform backgrounds — instantly

When this tool works perfectly

• Product photos on white — the most common e-commerce shot. One click does it.
• ID-style photos — a person against a plain blue, gray, or white backdrop.
• Logos & graphics — get a transparent version for use on dark backgrounds.
• Clip-art / illustrations — solid-color illustrations strip cleanly.
• Screenshots with chrome — remove an editor's background to isolate just the content.

When you'll need a different tool

Photos with grass, sky gradients, beach scenes, crowds, or anything where the "background" varies pixel by pixel — this flood-fill approach struggles. For those, you need deep-learning segmentation (like rembg, Real-ESRGAN, or commercial APIs). Those models require server-side compute and uploads. This tool is the fast browser-only complement that handles the 60% of common cases.

Tips for clean cutouts

• Start with low tolerance — bump it up if not enough background is removed.
• Click multiple background regions — flood-fill removes only what's connected to your click, so click any disconnected background patches separately.
• Use feather for soft subjects — hair, fur, smoke, and feathers look more natural with 2–4px feather.
• Save as PNG, not JPG — JPG doesn't support transparency. The tool always outputs PNG.
• Compress after — transparent PNGs can be large. Run the result through the Image Compressor if needed.