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Free Background Remover

Remove solid and simple backgrounds from images and create transparent PNGs — perfect for cover elements and logos. Runs 100% in your browser.

Settings

Higher tolerance removes more shades. Lower it if parts of your subject disappear.

Upload an image to remove its background. The checkerboard shows transparency.

This tool uses color-based detection, which works best on solid or lightly textured backgrounds (product shots, logos, scans, clip-art). For busy photographic backgrounds, a dedicated background remover will give cleaner results. Your image never leaves your browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work on any photo?

It works best on solid or lightly textured backgrounds (product shots, logos, scans). Busy photographic backgrounds need a specialized background remover for clean results.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No — background removal runs entirely in your browser using canvas pixel analysis; your image is never sent to a server.

What does 'Only remove connected regions' do?

It limits removal to background pixels physically touching the edge of the image, so same-colored areas inside your subject (like a white shirt) stay intact.