Studio cutouts, kept cleanly local.
Remove backgrounds, brush fine edges, and export HD PNGs directly in your browser.
Drop an image to cut out
Supports PNG, JPG, and WEBP. Runs locally in your tab with zero uploads.
Or paste Ctrl+V
Try a studio subject
Crafted for clean precision.
Complete finishing tools right beside fast local segmentation.
Pixel Edge Brush
Restore hair strands or paint away fine contours with adjustable brush softness.
Instant Backdrops
Switch between transparent alpha, studio solids, gradients, bokeh, or photos.
Smart Framing
Auto-trim empty margins, apply social ratios, drop shadows, or sticker borders.
Total Privacy
Images process strictly on your device and never travel to any external server.
Frequently asked.
How local cutout processing protects privacy and quality.
Are my photos ever uploaded to a server?
No. Background detection, edge refinement, backdrops, and PNG export run completely inside your own browser tab. Your files never leave your computer or phone.
Why can EraseBG stay free with zero file storage costs?
Because your browser handles image segmentation locally instead of renting cloud GPUs, there are no storage buckets, queues, or server processing fees.
Which image formats can I edit and export?
Drop, pick, or paste PNG, JPG, and WEBP images. Export crisp transparent PNG files, lightweight transparent WEBP files, or flat JPG images with a solid or gradient backdrop.
How can I fix fine hair, glass, or stray edges?
Switch to the Restore or Erase brush in the toolbar, adjust softness and brush diameter, or inspect the raw alpha Mask view. Use Feather and Edge Decontaminate in the Refine tab to remove subtle color fringes.
Can I process multiple product photos together?
Yes. Drop or select several images at once to fill the bottom queue strip. Each photo segments sequentially while keeping your interface responsive so you can edit or export results anytime.
Which browsers deliver the fastest cutout speed?
Modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari enable multi-threaded memory acceleration automatically for rapid cutouts. Older devices safely fall back to standard local execution.
