tool · beta · on-device AI
AI cuts the subject loose, then drop them onto a paper color, a paper texture, a gradient, or a backdrop photo of your own. Drag to reposition, scale to fit. Studio finish without the studio. Nothing uploads. For multi-photo brand work, grab a proper app.
Lining up the backdrop…
Lining up the backdrop…
where a clean backdrop earns its keep
for products
Your kitchen counter is a terrible product backdrop. Drop the photo, the AI cuts the product loose, drop a kraft-paper texture behind it. Now it reads as 'considered' instead of 'snapped between work calls'. Etsy buyers buy from listings that look like listings.
for portraits
Pro portrait studios use seamless paper rolls — paper-cream, terracotta, moss, sky. The same effect is one tap here: cut the subject, fill the background with a flat studio color, done. The photo reads as planned, not as available-light.
for journals
Cut yourself out of a vacation photo, drop on lined-paper backdrop. Now the image reads like a notebook page — even before you add captions, washi tape, or stickers. The lined-paper backdrop signals 'memory in a journal' without writing a word.
for brand
Team headshots taken in 14 different rooms with 14 different lights still need to look like one company. Cut everyone, paste them onto the same paper-cream backdrop, post the gallery. They're now visually a team — even though the shoot wasn't.
for pets
Pet photos are usually 80% messy living room. Cut the dog, drop on a moss-green seamless. Now you've got a printable portrait. Frame it, hang it, watch the dog refuse to acknowledge it. Better than a Petco mall portrait, free.
for couples
Posed engagement photos are great. Posed engagement photos with the actual sunset they wanted — instead of an overcast Tuesday — are better. Cut the couple, drop on the sunset gradient backdrop. The pixels lied; the feeling didn't.
in case you're wondering
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.
now what?
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Lift the subject off the new backdrop with a soft long shadow.
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Caption the new scene in handwritten or editorial type.
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Reframe the result to vertical 1000×1500 with a title band.
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Crop wide to a LinkedIn or X header with a title overlay.
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Print the result inside a paper mat for a journal or wall.
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Dust the new backdrop with Tri-X grain to age it down.
OpenCut the background out of any photo in one click.
OpenDrop a word behind your subject, magazine-cover style.
OpenNine presets, one photo — vintage to cinematic.
OpenTri-X, Kodak Gold, Lomo — pick a roll, see the grain.
OpenComic dots, risograph red, punk-zine textures.
OpenPhoto to graphite drawing in two clicks.
OpenMap photo to two colors — Spotify, sunset, riso.
OpenMake real cities look like tabletop dioramas.
OpenSunset, lomo red, golden hour — bleed light into corners.
OpenVHS bands, anaglyph 3D, CRT scanlines, chromatic aberration.
OpenConvert any photo to typed characters.
OpenPure invert, cyanotype, blueprint, X-ray, darkroom, sepia negative.
OpenPhoto as tiles with grout-color gaps.
OpenBrightness, contrast, saturation, hue, blur — seven sliders.
OpenAny photo, wrapped in paper with a handwritten caption.
OpenFour photos, B&W mode, handwritten caption.
OpenTwo photos, side-by-side or stacked.
OpenPaper mat for prints, journals, framed walls.
OpenCircle, heart, star, arch — pick a cookie cutter.
OpenGreetings caption, faux stamp, postmark, paper texture.
OpenFloat a photo over paper for portfolios and mockups.
OpenDrop a photo, type a title, pick a layout. 1000×1500 native.
OpenX, LinkedIn, or YouTube cover with title overlay.
OpenHandwritten captions, magazine headers, or a quick scribble.
OpenStick paper-mood tape onto any photo.
OpenLED red, Kodak yellow, camcorder amber.
OpenCorner sign-off or full diagonal tile.
OpenHearts, stars, flowers, smileys, paper tags, HELLO labels.
OpenSquare for IG, 9:16 for stories, 2:3 for Pinterest.
OpenMirror a selfie, un-tilt a scan, turn a sideways shot upright.
OpeniPhone photos that open on everything.
OpenHide faces, plates, addresses — drag a patch over the spot.
OpenRemove GPS, camera info, timestamps before posting.
OpenSmaller JPG, WebP, or PNG — same look, less file.
OpenPull 5 hex codes out of any photo.
OpenPrint-ready QR for menus, invites, journals, vCards.
OpenEyedropper a color in your photo, swap it for another.
OpenFor the real thing →
One subject on one backdrop is a piece. When you want a brand-consistent product catalog, a layered editorial composite, or a campaign — a real design app handles it.