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Portrait cutout
Free AI background remover
Upload a photo and get a clean cutout. Transparent PNG at original resolution (up to 25 MP). Runs on your device when supported; otherwise a labeled secure server fallback.
On supported devices the image stays in your browser. Otherwise a secure server fallback is used.
Real before and after results
Real cutouts from the tool: hair, product edges and pets.
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Portrait cutout
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Product on a table
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Pet cutout
Full-resolution cutouts
Clearframe runs BiRefNet_lite in the browser when possible, keeps full resolution, and lets you export transparent PNG/WebP or JPG on a solid color. Not affiliated with remove.bg or Canva.
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.
BiRefNet_lite runs in your browser when WebGPU (or WASM) is available. The first visit downloads about 109 MB with WebGPU (fp16) or about 183 MB on WASM (fp32), then caches the weights for later visits.
The mask is predicted at 1024² (WebGPU) or 512² (WASM) and bilinearly upsampled onto your original pixels (capped at 25 megapixels). That keeps fine edges without forcing a 2048 long-edge downscale on export.
If the device cannot run the model, Clearframe falls back to the same BiRefNet_lite weights on the API. The tool always labels the result as on-device or secure server so privacy claims stay honest.
Products, people, pets and cars with clear subject contrast usually cut cleanly. Hair strands and fur edges are the main quality test — check them on the checkerboard before you download.
Glass, smoke, thin signatures and subjects that blend into a same-color backdrop are harder. Being honest here beats a glossy marketing claim.
Capable desktops with WebGPU keep the pixels in the browser. Phones and older PCs may fall back to HTTPS upload; files are deleted after processing, and the UI shows which path ran. Clearframe does not claim images are never uploaded.
Marketplace listings and team headshots benefit from removing backgrounds from multiple images at once. Profile pictures and slide decks often need a transparent PNG maker. After a cutout, you can hand the file to the watermark remover when a logo still sits on the subject.
Three simple steps
JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 10 MB. Batch mode queues up to 20 images and runs them one after another.
The model downloads once from Clearframe (about 109 MB with WebGPU (fp16) or about 183 MB on WASM (fp32), downloaded once and cached), then shows progress while loading.
Compare before/after on a checkerboard, pick a color or image background when you want one, then export PNG, WebP or JPG.
Clear answers
Processing, quality, formats and responsible use.
Yes. No account and no watermark on exports. Fair-use limits apply only to the server fallback so the API stays available.
Not when on-device processing succeeds. Otherwise the image is sent to Clearframe over HTTPS and deleted after processing. The tool shows which path ran.
Original resolution up to 25 megapixels. Files up to 10 MB. JPG, PNG and WEBP inputs are supported.
Yes — up to 20 images, processed one after another, then downloaded together as a ZIP.
Yes. Choose a solid color or your own background image, then export JPG or WebP. PNG stays transparent unless you choose a background in the preview.
BiRefNet_lite (MIT license) running in your browser via WebGPU or WebAssembly; the same model runs on our server when your device cannot.
remove.bg's standalone site closes on 1 December 2026 (per remove.bg's own FAQ). Clearframe is an independent free tool, not affiliated. See our remove.bg alternative page for facts and options.
Clearframe does not crop to passport specs. For compliant passport photos, use PhotoGov (https://www.photogovs.com), which handles size, head position and background requirements.
Yes. Use “Next: remove watermark” to hand the transparent PNG to the image tool in the same tab.
No. Images are processed one after another for stability on WebGPU, then packaged as a ZIP.
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