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Client Memory Only·Full resolution PNG·Zero server uploads

Background remover for product photos

Isolate SKUs on this device. Refine handles, treads, and bottle edges, then export a listing-ready PNG.

or drag & drop anywhere

Paste from clipboard withCtrl+V

Runs locally in browser·Zero server uploads·Full resolution PNG
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Catalog work without sending the shoot

Product photography often includes unreleased goods and retailer NDAs. nobg keeps the frame in RAM, cuts with BiRefNet-Lite, and lets you punch mesh or restore a specular highlight that the model treated as background. Export original size for Amazon, Shopify, eBay, or your own PDP.

Hard objects are the easy case

Boxes and bottles usually matte cleanly. Spend the extra minute on holes: mug handles, sandal straps, woven bags.

Glass and liquid

Perfume and jars need alpha, not a hard path. Check the silhouette view. If the liquid vanishes, restore it.

One lighting setup, many SKUs

There is no metered batch API, but the studio queue accepts several files so you can walk a tabletop set without reloading the model.

How to

From tabletop to transparent

Shoot once. Cut locally. Reuse the PNG everywhere.

Capture

Light the product, not the room

A plain backdrop still helps the model. You do not need a cyclorama.

Phone is enough
Isolate

Run the cut, then zoom

Look at contact shadows you may want to drop or keep. Restore labels if a wrap was treated as background.

Rubylith for fringing
Place

Transparent or studio color

PNG for design. White plate for marketplaces. Custom backdrop if you already have a scene.

Full resolution

Inspect cutout edges

Slide the divider to compare the original photo with the cutout.

Cutout of Mug with a transparent background
Original photo of Mug before background removal
Original photo
Cutout

Drag or use left/right arrow keys to inspect edge quality

Frequently asked questions

Can I do a whole catalog?

Drop several files into the studio queue. There is no server-side thousand-image API. For that, a cloud tool is the honest choice.

Apparel on a hanger?

Works. Ghost mannequin is not automatic - you still photograph the garment. The remover only drops the room.

Jewelry and tiny chains?

Fine links may need the restore brush. Zoom in. This is the same failure mode every AI cutter has.

Who owns the cutout?

You do, for photos you have the right to use. nobg never stores the file.

Cut the next SKU

No upload. No per-image credit.