PureImageBackground remover
Remove the background from a photo.
Free, one image at a time, in full resolution. The AI runs in your browser, so the photo is never uploaded, and the hidden metadata is removed from the result.
JPG, PNG or WebP. One image at a time, any size up to about 6000 px.
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Offline Batch Edition
A whole folder at once, with the internet unplugged.
This free page does one photo at a time. The Offline Batch Edition is a folder you download and open in your browser. The model is inside it, so it works with no connection.
- Drop a whole folder (sub-folders included) or many images; a queue shows the progress.
- Set it once for all: PNG, WebP or JPG; transparent, white, any colour or your own background image.
- Crop to the subject with a margin, or fixed canvases: 1:1 2000 px, 4:5, 16:9 or your own size.
- Keeps the folder structure, adds a name ending, skips images that are already done.
- Touch up any result with the same erase and restore brush as this page.
- Saves straight into a folder (Chrome, Edge) or as a ZIP. Metadata removed by default.
- Runs in Chrome, Edge or Firefox (tested on Windows). No account, no credits, no subscription.
$19 once
Get the Offline Batch EditionPersonal and commercial use. Sales are final, so try this free version on your own photos first.
Questions
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The page downloads the model files once, then everything happens on your device. You can switch off the network after the model has loaded and it keeps working.
What is in the downloaded file?
Your photo at full size with the background removed: a PNG with transparency, or a JPG on white. It carries no EXIF, GPS, XMP or C2PA data; the page reads the finished file back to check.
Where does it struggle?
Glass and other see-through objects come out solid, with the old background showing through them. Very fine hair and whiskers lose some strands and can keep a trace of the old background colour. On very large photos the edge is a little soft at 100 % zoom, because the cut-out is computed at 1024 x 1024 and scaled up.
Can I fix a spot the AI got wrong?
Yes. After the cut-out, choose Touch up with a brush. Erase paints away what should not be there, Restore paints back what the AI removed, and you can zoom in for the edges. Undo, Redo and Reset are there, and the result is saved like any other.
Why is the first image slow?
The first time, the browser downloads the model and prepares it for your graphics card. After that, most computers with a recent Chrome or Edge take a few seconds per photo. Without WebGPU it runs on the processor and takes 30 seconds or more.