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Background remover

Cut out the subject and keep it on transparency or a clean white background — with an optional soft shadow and floor reflection for product shots.

Runs locally with an on-device AI model

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CutoutRMBG-1.4, on-device

First run downloads the model (~44 MB), then everything runs locally.

How it works

  1. Choose a photo.
  2. Remove the background — the AI model detects the subject.
  3. Pick transparent or white, add a shadow or reflection if you like, and download the PNG.

Product-photo ready, without Photoshop

Marketplaces like Amazon mostly require a pure white background for main product images, and social posts look better with a clean cutout. This tool runs the open RMBG-1.4 segmentation model — the same class of model paid removers use — as WebAssembly/WebGPU inside your tab, so nothing is ever uploaded.

Shadows and reflections

A plain cutout can look pasted on. The optional soft drop shadow grounds the object on a white background, and the floor reflection mirrors the bottom of the product with a fade — the classic ecommerce look, done with canvas pixels rather than filters you wait on.

Get the cleanest cut

Sharp edges with decent contrast work best — products, people, pets, objects. Fine hair, glass, and motion blur are the hard cases for any segmentation model. If the first pass isn't perfect, a higher-resolution source usually helps more than a second click.

Questions

Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The segmentation model (about 44 MB) downloads once and then runs entirely in your browser — the photo never leaves your device, and the tool works offline after the first run.
Which background should I pick?
Transparent (PNG) is the flexible choice for design work and social posts. White matches the main-image requirements of Amazon and most marketplaces; add the soft shadow or reflection for a studio look.
What image does the model handle best?
Clear subjects with decent contrast: products, people, pets, cars, food. Fine hair, transparent glass, and busy edges are the hardest; a sharper, higher-resolution photo improves the edge.
What format do I get back?
A PNG at your photo's original resolution, with transparency preserved when you pick the transparent background.
Can I use this for Amazon product images?
Yes — choose the white background for the pure-white main-image look, and pair it with the Social size resizer to export the exact 2000×2000 pixels Amazon recommends.