Remove Background Free
Get a clean transparent PNG in a few seconds. One model is trained on people, another on everything else, and the tool picks for you. No signup, no watermark, no limits — the image never leaves your device.
Click the subject you want to keep.
Each click is instant — the slow part already ran. Add clicks to extend the selection, or shift-click (or right-click) to cut a part back out.
The result is shown on a checkerboard so you can see which areas are actually transparent. Adjusting the sliders re-composites instantly — the AI does not run again.
Two models, because one does not fit everything
Portrait matting and general object segmentation are different problems. A model trained on people learns hair, skin edges and clothing, and is small and quick because that is all it has to know. A general model has to handle a shoe, a plant and a car, so it is bigger and slower but does not fall apart on things that are not human.
QuickImg ships both and chooses for you. The people model runs first because it is a fraction of the size; when it comes back with an essentially empty cut-out — which is what it does on a photo with no person in it — the general model takes over. You can also force either one if the guess is wrong.
Getting a clean cut
- Hair and fur are where every background remover struggles. Leave the threshold at 0% and add 1–2px of smoothing rather than raising the threshold, which chews through fine strands.
- If a thin halo of the old background survives, pull Shrink / Grow slightly negative instead of increasing the threshold.
- Export PNG when the cut-out goes into a design tool. WebP is much smaller and also keeps transparency, but a few older tools still refuse it.
- For a product shot destined for a marketplace, set the background to white here rather than adding it later — the edges blend better against the colour they were composited onto.