Cut Out Image

An image cutout is the subject of a picture with its background removed, usually saved as a transparent PNG. You can then place it on a new background, a slide or a design.

Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit we enforce on how many pictures you cut out.

Your picture is processed in your browser and never uploaded to our servers, so a private photo does not travel anywhere. Only the model files are downloaded to your device, about 90 MB on the first visit.

In our WebGPU tests on eight pictures, curly hair, a calico cat, a golden retriever and a handwritten signature came out clean. Check the edges in Compare before you use the file.

The PNG has the same pixel width and height as your original. The outline comes from a smaller 1024 by 1024 mask scaled up, so very fine detail on a large picture is softer than the original.

Yes. A cut out image is transparent by default. You can also save the subject on its blurred original, white, black or any color you choose, always as a PNG.

No. There is no brush or eraser, so if a piece of background stays, try another photo or a cleaner angle. A desktop editor is the better tool when you need to retouch an outline.

Glass, veils and other see-through objects can come out with parts kept or cut. Use Compare to check the result against the original.

Yes. Add up to 50 pictures at a time and they are processed one after another. Download them one by one, or all together as a ZIP. It holds up to 50 pictures at a time, and a long list takes a while on your device.

Download the transparent PNG, then open it as a layer or an image in your editor, slide deck or design app and place it over the new background.

The tool gives you the subject on a transparent background. It does not add a white border or a shadow, so add those in your design app if you want a sticker look.