People, head to heel
Full-length shots come out whole: the coat, the bag, the heels and the hair.
Remove the background. Keep the subject.
Drop in a photo and get the person, product or pet back on a transparent background, at the size you shot it. No prompt, no brush, no mask to draw.
Remove a background
Free to start. No credit card.
The subject, and nothing else.
One press lifts what the photo is about and leaves the rest behind.
Fur and fine edges
Whiskers, fur and flyaways stay on the subject instead of going with the background.
Same size, same framing
The cut-out keeps the source’s size, so it lines up with the original in any layout.
Hair, strand by strand.
Long hair against a busy street is where a hand-drawn mask gives up. The cut-out keeps the strands with the person, not with the lights behind them.
Remove a background
Products, ready for the layout.
Shoot the product where it lives, then lift it out for the banner, the product page or the ad.
Open the cut-out in Canvas to place it on a new background.
Cut out a product
How to remove a background
Three steps in Image Studio, and nothing to set.
Introducing Remove Background
Remove a backgroundOne image in, the subject back out on a transparent background, at the size you shot it. No prompt, no settings, one flat price per image.
FAQs
It takes one image and gives back the subject on a transparent background, at the size and framing of the source.
Whatever the photo is about: a person, a product, a pet. The rest of the picture is removed.
No. There is no prompt, no brush and no settings. Upload the image and press Remove Background.
A flat rate per image, shown on the button before you press.
Yes. Choose Remove background from the tile’s menu, or use Remove BG in the full-size view.
For a clip, use Remove Background in Video Studio.