Drop in a photo of a person, product, or object and get back a transparent-background PNG in seconds. No manual masking, no design software, just an AI model running right in your browser.
Product photos for an online store, a headshot for a profile picture, an object you want to drop onto a different background: all of these need a subject cut cleanly away from whatever was behind it, which used to mean fifteen minutes in Photoshop with the lasso tool.
The AI model itself has to load once when you first open the tool, a one-time download of a few megabytes. After that, each image processes noticeably faster since the model is already sitting in memory.
No. After the model loads once, everything runs on your own device.
A PNG with a transparent background, ready to drop onto any new background in another editor.
The AI model needs to load once per session. After that, later images process faster.
Yes, it handles general photo subjects: products, animals, objects, not just people.
Photos with a clear, well-lit subject and reasonable contrast against the background give the most accurate results — busy or low-contrast backgrounds are harder to separate cleanly.
Yes, transparent PNG is one of the export options, along with solid color backgrounds and effects.
It works best on a single clear subject. Group photos with multiple overlapping people may see less precise edges around each individual.