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PNG Background Remover

Remove the background from a PNG image and save a new PNG cutout with transparent or solid-color surroundings.

Open an image or drag it here

Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP. 100% private. Your image never leaves your device.

First use downloads an AI model (about 44 MB).

Working with PNG Background Remover

Use this page when a PNG still contains a visible background. The PNG format can store transparency, but saving a photograph as PNG does not remove its background automatically. Run the removal step, inspect the edges, and choose the export background you want.

How to use PNG Background Remover

  1. Open an image or drop it into the workspace.
  2. Run background removal and inspect the subject's edges.
  3. Choose transparency or a solid background and download the PNG.

PNG Background Remover example

Open a PNG with a solid backdrop and remove it. Download with transparency for compositing, or select white when you need a plain product-image background.

What to expect from the result

This is foreground segmentation, not an exact color-key selection tool. It may remove details you intended to keep. Review the output before replacing your original image.

PNG Background Remover questions

How do I use PNG Background Remover?

Open an image or drop it into the workspace. Run background removal and inspect the subject's edges. Choose transparency or a solid background and download the PNG.

What should I check in the result?

This is foreground segmentation, not an exact color-key selection tool. It may remove details you intended to keep. Review the output before replacing your original image.

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Works offline

Once loaded, this tool keeps working with your Wi-Fi turned off. Try it.

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