Remove the background from product photos

When to use it

When your store requires a uniform white background — most platforms do — or when you want to place the product in another scene later.

What you need

A photo of the product. Clear edges between product and background give a cleaner cut-out.

Three common mistakes

• A product the same colour as the background. A white shirt on white is hard to isolate. Change the background when shooting.
• Sheer or glossy materials. Chiffon, glass and silk need a check after the cut-out.
• Saving the result as JPG. Transparency is lost. Save PNG, or the whole point is gone.

Cost

Per single image, shown before you press generate.

Common questions

Which format should I save the result in?

PNG. Transparency is the entire point, and saving as JPG puts a solid white background back on it, losing what you used the tool for.

Does it meet online store requirements?

Yes, and that is usually why it is used: most platforms require a uniform white background on the product page, and a transparent cut-out can be placed on whatever background your store asks for.

When is the cut-out harder?

When the product's colour is close to the background — a white shirt on white — or with sheer and glossy materials like chiffon and glass. Shoot against a contrasting background, and check the edges afterwards.