Start with a supported image
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo or raster graphic up to 10 MB. SVG, PDF, animated images, and vector tracing are not supported.
Turn a photo into a reusable cutout for slides, layouts, and social posts.
Upload an image1 credit per successful image. Technical failures return your credit.


Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo or raster graphic up to 10 MB. SVG, PDF, animated images, and vector tracing are not supported.
Use the PNG in your design editor so the empty background stays transparent. A checkerboard is a preview of transparency; it is not added to your downloaded image.
A transparent PNG lets you place a photographed object or raster graphic over a slide, social layout, or other design without its rectangular background. Start with a sharp source and a clear subject. Keep thin lines and small lettering large enough to inspect, and leave a margin around the artwork so its edges are not cut off before processing.
The upload accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB. Convert a PDF, HEIC photograph, or other unsupported source to a supported raster format first. SVG upload, vector tracing, editable layers, and animated images are not part of this workflow. If you already have a transparent vector logo, exporting it directly from its design application may be a better starting point.
After processing, download the transparent PNG for use over another background. The checkerboard in the preview indicates empty pixels; it is not a pattern added to the file. Place the PNG over a contrasting color in your design editor to check that the background is transparent. Some image viewers display transparency as white, so a white-looking preview does not necessarily mean the file has lost its alpha channel.
Choose Download white PNG when you specifically need a white background. It uses the same result and does not consume another credit. JPEG cannot preserve transparent pixels: keep a PNG master and flatten a copy onto the intended background before converting to JPEG. This avoids unexpected black or white backgrounds in a later export.
Compare the result with your original. Inspect lettering, logos, brand colors, thin strokes, and internal gaps, as generative editing may change fine details. For signatures, legal marks, or artwork requiring exact reproduction, use a workflow that preserves the original pixels and verify the output independently. Background removal is not a guarantee of exact typography or vector accuracy.
Use the actual pixel dimensions shown in the result panel when planning a print or large layout. The tool does not promise original-size output, print-ready resolution, a particular DPI, or color-profile conversion. Save your private PNG within 24 hours, retain the original source, and review the rights to any artwork before incorporating it into a commercial design.
Some viewers show transparent pixels against white. Place the PNG over a colored background in an editor to check it. Choose the transparent download rather than the white-background download.
No. Processing returns a raster PNG. SVG export, vector tracing, editable text, and layered design files are not included.
Check the actual pixel dimensions and your printer’s requirements first. Original-size output, a specific print resolution, and production color conversion are not guaranteed.
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