Free background remover

Drop a photo and download it with a transparent, white or custom-colour background.

Drop an image here

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JPG, PNG or WebP

or paste with Ctrl+V

Your image stays on your device.

Your image stays on your device.

Private by default. No signup. No watermark.

How it works

UNBG runs in your browser. Your image is not uploaded to UNBG. Read the privacy details

Remove a background in three steps

  1. Add your photo. Drop it on the box above or choose a file. Still JPG, PNG and WebP images up to48 MB work.
  2. Wait for the cut-out. UNBG finds the main subject and removes everything behind it. The first image takes longer because your browser needs to download and prepare the AI model.
  3. Pick a background and download. Choose transparent, white or any colour, then select Download PNG.

Choose the right background

  • Transparent is best for logos, stickers, presentations and designs where the image sits on top of something else. The PNG keeps full transparency, including soft edges.
  • White suits product listings and catalogues that ask for a clean white background. (If a marketplace has exact photo rules, check them. UNBG changes the background only, not framing or margins.)
  • Custom colour lets you match a brand colour or a slide theme. Enter a hex code or use the colour picker.

Get cleaner cut-outs

Automatic background removal works best when the subject is easy to tell apart from what's behind it.

  • Contrast helps. A dark jacket against a light wall separates better than a grey jacket against grey concrete.
  • Keep the subject whole and in focus. Motion blur and subjects cut off at the edge of the frame make edges less certain.
  • Use the original file. Screenshots and heavily compressed images carry artefacts the model may keep.
  • One main subject gives the most predictable result. Groups of people are usually kept together; mixed objects may not be.

Harder cases for any automatic tool: wispy hair against a busy background, glass and transparent objects, smoke, and shadows you want to keep. Zoom in and check edges before you use a result somewhere important. The Refine controls can help with edge hardness, softness and colour fringe.

What you download

  • A PNG file named after your original, for example product-shot-unbg.png.
  • The same pixel dimensions as your original, up to 60 megapixels, when your device has enough memory. If it doesn't, UNBG tells you and offers a clearly labelled smaller version.
  • No watermark and no UNBG branding in the image.
  • No hidden metadata: camera details and GPS location from the original aren't copied into the result.

Free, and what that means here

UNBG is free during the beta and needs no product account. There are no credits and no daily limit. The processing happens on your own device, so how fast it goes depends on your hardware, not on a plan.

Questions

Do I need to sign up?

No product account is needed. A restricted test preview may require an invitation and access login.

Does UNBG add a watermark?

No. The PNG you download contains only your image and the background you chose.

Can I use the results commercially?

Commercial-use rights have not yet been confirmed for this beta. The model's declared licence (MIT) and unresolved training-data questions are on our About page. You also need the rights to the original photo.

Why is the first image slower?

The first time, your browser downloads the AI model (about 142 MB (about 113 MB in compatibility mode)) and prepares it. Later images can reuse it. Updates, cleared storage or unavailable browser caching can require another download.

My photo is a HEIC file from an iPhone. What can I do?

HEIC isn't supported yet. Convert the photo to JPEG first, or set future iPhone photos to JPEG in Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The whole process runs in your browser. Read how UNBG keeps images private.

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