remove.bg
The default cutout service. Clean edges on people and products, and an API for anything repeated.
Every service does the same first cut. The differences show up on the edges — hair, glass, motion blur — and in what happens after: batch queues, API access, and whether the file leaves your machine.
The default cutout service. Clean edges on people and products, and an API for anything repeated.
Cutout plus replacement backgrounds, aimed at product listings rather than one-off images.
Removal and generative fill built on licensed training data — the argument that matters to legal teams.
Cutout beside cleanup and uncrop, so a product photo can be finished in one place.
A full image editor in the browser. Use it when the automatic cut eats the hair and you need to mask by hand.
Removes the background in the browser with nothing uploaded. Best for a single image you would rather not send anywhere.
Listed in the order we would try them, not by who asked. Prices and free tiers change often — check the vendor's page before you commit. Tool Pantry tools run in your browser and upload nothing.
Hair, fur and glass are where automatic cutouts fail. Either lower the subject against a contrasting backdrop, or mask by hand in an editor.
It should be a PNG with an alpha channel. If you save it as JPG the transparency becomes white.
Automatic services with an API are the only sane route past a few dozen images. Doing them one at a time in a browser does not scale.
We add tools by hand, and only ones we have actually used. Send the link with one sentence on what it does better than the alternatives.