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Make a plain background (white or another solid color) see-through — choose the color and the tolerance, and optionally crop automatically to the content. Output as PNG. Works best on a solid background.
Drag images here
or click to choose — you can do several at once
Choose photos
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, PSD · up to 120 MB per photo · paste with Ctrl+V
Click a photo to see it in the preview.
Preview
Automatic (AI) finds the subject by itself: a person, animal or product, even on a busy background. The AI model runs in your own browser; your photo goes nowhere. The first time, your browser downloads the model (18–30 MB); after that it stays on your device.
For ink or lines on plain paper, not for photos: the paper disappears and the ink keeps its soft edges and light strokes. If traces of the paper remain (uneven lighting), raise the tolerance.
For an image that is already transparent but has a light or dark fringe (cut out on a white or black background). The semi-transparent edge pixels get their own colour back without the white or black; then the edge, over the chosen width, takes on the colour of the inside. With 'Unknown' only the last step is done.
Eraser: drag in the preview over what still has to go. Restore: drag over what was removed too much; there the photo comes back as it was. With the mouse or a finger; the strokes belong to this photo and the brush size is a share of the longest side.
WebP: the same transparency, the image with light lossy compression (90%). For a photo often five to ten times smaller than PNG. Every current browser and most web shops and programs open it; an older program sometimes does not, so choose PNG then.
Each photo starts with the colour of its own top-left corner; pick another with the eyedropper. 'From the edge' only removes background that touches the edge, so a white shirt on a white background stays. Works best with a plain background; output as PNG.