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Batch background removal
Queue up to 20 photos. Clearframe processes them one after another for stability, then packs every cutout into a single ZIP.
On supported devices the image stays in your browser. Otherwise a secure server fallback is used.
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Batch-friendly cutouts: products, portraits and pets.
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Product on a table
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Pet cutout
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Portrait cutout
Batch cutouts
Pick transparent, white or a brand color once and apply it across the batch. Ideal for product catalogs and team headshots when you do not need marketplace crop rules.
Images stay in the browser on capable devices. The UI always shows whether processing was local or on the server.
The alpha matte is upsampled onto your source pixels — up to 25 megapixels, with no forced 2048 downscale for export.
Process up to 20 images one after another, download a ZIP, or send a cutout into the watermark remover next.
Drop up to 20 images. Clearframe queues them, runs BiRefNet_lite one after another for stability, and names each file {name}-nobg.png (or WebP/JPG).
Pick transparent, white or a brand color once. ZIP exports use the same compositing as single downloads, including PNG/WebP when a background is chosen.
Useful when you need many cutouts fast without an account. For white studio backdrops specifically, see the white-background remover. Clearframe does not add marketplace-ready square crops.
20 images per batch, 10 MB per file, sequential processing, faster on WebGPU desktops, and the first run downloads the model once (about 109 MB WebGPU / 183 MB WASM).
Three simple steps
JPG, PNG or WEBP, each up to 10 MB. They queue in order.
Each image runs sequentially so WebGPU stays stable. Status updates per file.
Files are named {name}-nobg.png (or WebP/JPG). Chosen backgrounds apply to the ZIP exports.
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Processing, quality, formats and responsible use.
Up to 20 images per batch, processed one after another.
Yes. No account required. Fair-use limits apply only to the server fallback.
No. Open the page and start uploading.
Yes. Use Download ZIP after the queue finishes.
Yes. Choose solid color (white) once; the ZIP uses the same compositing as single downloads.
When WebGPU or WASM works, yes. Otherwise a labeled secure server fallback runs.
Input: JPG, PNG, WEBP. Output: PNG, WebP or JPG.
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