How to use
- Upload your photo — JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 8MB. Any background works: a cluttered room, a street, a bedsheet.
- Pick a backdrop:
- White — clean studio white with a soft natural shadow. The e-commerce standard and the default.
- Transparent Look — flat pure white with no shadow at all: a cutout look that blends into any white page. (Note: the file itself is opaque — see below.)
- Studio Grey — neutral light grey; flattering for portraits and for white products that vanish on a white backdrop.
- Light Blue — uniform soft pale blue; the classic ID-photo and document backdrop. (For strict passport-size compliance, use the Passport Photo Maker.)
- Soft Gradient — a subtle professional gradient for premium hero shots.
- Run it and compare. Check the side-by-side before/after, then download the PNG. Want a different backdrop? Switch and run again — each run uses 1 credit.
An honest note about “transparent”
Most background-remover tools hand you a PNG with an alpha channel. This one works differently: the AI model (gpt-image-2) always outputs an opaque image, so instead of cutting the subject out, it repaints the background as a clean solid backdrop. For the most common real-world uses — marketplace listings, profile photos, catalogues — that’s what you wanted anyway, since those platforms display your image on white.
If you specifically need an alpha-transparent PNG to layer over other artwork, this tool can’t produce one today. A true transparent export is on the roadmap; until then, Transparent Look (flat white, zero shadow) is the closest honest equivalent.
Tips for the cleanest cut
- Contrast helps. A subject that’s a different colour from its background separates more cleanly than white-on-white.
- Light the subject, not the background. Even simple phone-camera light on the subject keeps edges crisp.
- Fill the frame. The bigger the subject is in the photo, the more edge detail survives.
- Check labels and text. For products, zoom into the before/after and confirm printed text on packaging is unchanged before publishing a listing.