How to use this image tool
- Choose an image from your device.
- Adjust the available setting.
- Select Remove Background, inspect the preview and measurements, then download the new file.
Make near-white backgrounds transparent with an adjustable color tolerance and softer edge blending.
The page decodes your image, applies the requested remove white background operation on a canvas, and encodes a new downloadable file.
Canvas processing can remove embedded metadata and color-profile information. Keep the original if those details matter.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP inputs work in current browsers. Animated images are processed as a single still frame; SVG is not accepted by this tool.
| Input | Notes |
|---|---|
| JPG, PNG, WebP | Decoded locally by the browser. |
| Large images | A 40 megapixel safety limit helps avoid browser memory crashes. |
No. Processing takes place in this browser. The page does not submit the selected file to a conversion server.
Large decoded images need far more memory than their compressed file size. This page stops at 40 megapixels to reduce crashes.
Usually not. Canvas-based encoding creates a new image and commonly removes EXIF and other embedded metadata.
Yes, but mobile browsers have tighter memory limits. Close other tabs or use a smaller source image if processing fails.
Pixel processing and re-encoding can change colors or fine detail slightly. Check the preview before deleting the original.
| Step | Runs where |
|---|---|
| Decode and process | Your browser |
| Download | New result file |