Cut the subject. Pick a backdrop.

No. The AI cutout runs in your browser via WebAssembly — the segmentation model downloads once, then your photo never leaves your device. The compositing is also entirely local.

The Background Remover gives you a transparent PNG of the subject (for layering elsewhere). This tool composites that cutout directly onto a new background and exports a finished JPG. Use Background Remover for further design work; use this when the goal is a single 'subject on backdrop' image.

Seven solid colors (paper, cream, kraft, terracotta, moss, sky, ink), three paper textures (lined paper, grid paper, dot grid, kraft texture), three gradients (sunrise, sunset, mint), a custom hex color, or your own uploaded backdrop photo.

AI segmentation is good but not perfect. Hair, fur, motion blur, and low-contrast edges produce slight artifacts. Photos with a clear, well-lit subject (portraits, products, pets in good light) cut cleanest. For commercial print work where edges matter, treat this as a starting point.

Same dimensions as your original photo, JPG at 92% quality. So a 4000×3000 phone photo exports at 4000×3000 with the new background baked in. For social-ready sizes, drop the result through the Crop & Resize tool afterward.

Yes — click and drag on the canvas to reposition. The size slider in the side panel scales the subject from 30% to 180%. Combine: drop the dog onto a kraft backdrop, scale up to 130%, slide left so the right side of the frame breathes.