Remove the background from a logo
Knock a white rectangle out of a PNG or JPEG mark. Keep the letters. Download a transparent PNG for slides, video, and product photos.
or drag & drop anywhere
Paste from clipboard withCtrl+V
Logos are easy until they are white-on-white
A mark on a solid field usually isolates cleanly. A white wordmark on a white canvas is the failure case - the model may treat the letters as background. Use restore on the glyph, or start from a version with contrast. nobg will not redraw a low-res JPEG into a vector SVG.
Raster in, raster out
You get a PNG, not an SVG. For a true vector, use the original Illustrator or Figma file. This page is for the JPEG someone emailed.
Signatures and stamps
Scan on a contrasting paper. Restore thin strokes the model dropped. Do not upload wet-ink signatures to a cloud cutter if you can avoid it.
Keep resolution
A 200 px favicon cannot become a sharp 4K overlay. Open the largest file you have.
Mark on transparent
Plain field in. PNG with alpha out.
Use the largest raster
Avoid screenshots of a slide. Export from the design file if you still have it.
Run the cut
Restore holes in letters like O and A if they filled. Erase leftover paper texture.
Download and overlay
Drop onto product shots, decks, or a nav bar. For Amazon main images, do not add a logo - those rules forbid it.
Inspect cutout edges
Slide the divider to compare the original photo with the cutout.
Drag or use left/right arrow keys to inspect edge quality
Frequently asked questions
Can it trace a logo to SVG?▼
No. Output is PNG. Vectorize in a dedicated tool if you need paths.
Watermarked screenshots?▼
The cutter removes backdrop, not a superimposed stock watermark across the mark. Get a clean asset.
Brand guidelines say a clear space?▼
Keep that in your layout. nobg only drops the pixels behind the mark.
Is the logo uploaded?▼
No. Unreleased brands stay in the tab.