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Open the site, click the Upload Image button (or drag-and-drop your file into the dashed upload area), then wait for the automatic background pass to finish. The tool shows a preview and two primary buttons: Remove Background (automatic) and Refine — use Refine to access the Erase/Restore brush for touchups. When satisfied, use Download → Download PNG for a transparent .png or Download JPG for a flattened white/background-filled .jpg. No signup is required and downloads are immediately available.

The uploader accepts JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and HEIC files; typical desktop usage in Chrome/Firefox handles files up to ~50 MB reliably. Images over ~8000 pixels on a side or very large HEIC files can time out on mobile browsers; if you see an error, convert to JPG or resize to under 50 MB first. The site processes one image per upload operation (you can re-upload sequentially for multiple images), and animated GIFs are processed frame-wise into a static image, not an animated output.

After the automatic removal, choose the Transparent option in the Background menu (or simply click Download → Download PNG) to get a true transparent .png with alpha channel. The service outputs a 24-bit PNG with transparency (file extension .png) — PNG keeps edge anti-aliasing and color fidelity but is usually larger than JPG. If you need smaller files, flatten to JPG with a white or colored background; keep an original PNG copy when further editing or compositing is required.

Yes — use the Change Background or Background picker after removal: click White to automatically flatten to a plain white background, pick a color with the color swatch (hex input supported), or upload another image to use as a new background. When you pick White and click Download JPG, the tool saves a compressed .jpg (no transparency) which is much smaller than PNG; when you upload a background image it blends and exports as PNG if you want transparency or JPG if you select a solid fill. Remember JPG removes alpha, so always keep a PNG if you might need transparency later.

Automatic removal can struggle with fine hair and semi-transparent edges because the model creates a probabilistic alpha mask — you’ll see halos or missing strands. Use the Refine button to zoom and use the Erase/Restore brush (adjust brush size with the +/- controls) to manually paint corrections; try increasing the preview zoom to 200–400% for precision. If edges still look off, download the high-resolution PNG and use Photoshop’s Select and Mask or feathering (1–3 px) for professional cleanup — the web tool is best for quick results, not intricate masks.

On Safari and iOS, HEIC images can cause upload issues — Safari may attempt to upload HEIC directly and the server might reject it; convert HEIC to JPG in Photos (Share → Save Image) or use Chrome/Firefox on desktop to avoid the problem. Mobile Safari and Chrome on older devices can run out of memory on files over ~20–30 MB and either crash or timeout; for best stability use desktop Chrome/Firefox for files up to ~50 MB. If the site hangs, disable ad‑blockers and retry in an incognito window — some extensions interfere with file uploads.

You can remove backgrounds and download results without creating an account or signing up; standard downloads are free and do not include a watermark on the output file. The site offers immediate free use for single-image operations, though advanced features (large-batch processing, API access, or higher guaranteed resolution limits) are commonly offered as paid upgrades on similar services — check the tool’s Pricing or API page if you need bulk automation. For casual or one-off edits, no payment or login is required.

Download PNG when you need transparency or lossless color fidelity — the tool produces PNGs with alpha and typically larger file sizes (often several hundred KB to multiple MB depending on dimensions). Choose JPG (Download JPG) for photographs flattened against a white or colored background; the tool applies lossy compression similar to 70–90% JPEG quality to keep files small for web use. For logos, screenshots, or images requiring crisp edges use PNG; for social-media photos where file size matters, use JPG.

If Upload Failed or Processing Failed appears, first check file size and format — convert HEIC/TIFF to JPG/PNG and keep files under ~50 MB (and under ~8000 px per side) to avoid timeouts. Try switching to Chrome or Firefox on desktop, disable privacy extensions or ad blockers, and clear the browser cache; an incognito window often bypasses extension conflicts. If the tool returns an API/server error repeatedly, wait a few minutes and retry — server-side limits or high load can cause temporary failures.

Yes, both mobile Safari and mobile Chrome can use the site via the Upload Image / Choose File button, but expect browser memory constraints: keep images under ~20–30 MB on phones to avoid timeouts or crashes. On iOS, if the uploader fails with HEIC, export the image as JPG from the Photos app before uploading; on Android current Chrome/Firefox handle WebP and HEIC better. For precise refinements use desktop — the Refine brush and zoom work better with a mouse and larger screen, while mobile is suitable for quick edits.

This online tool is designed for quick, automatic background removal with no install or subscription required and is ideal for single images or simple portraits. Photoshop provides superior manual controls (layer masks, Select and Mask, hair refine, channel-based selections) and non-destructive workflows that are essential for complex composites, professional retouching and batch actions; it also handles very large files and CMYK workflows. A common workflow is to use Remove Background from Image Free to produce a fast PNG and then open that PNG in Photoshop for final edge cleanup and color grading.

Downloaded files are provided without a watermark and you can use them in commercial projects, but you must ensure you own or have rights to the original image before using it commercially — the tool does not grant copyright for third‑party images. The uploader transmits files to the service for processing (not purely client-side), so avoid uploading sensitive documents or IDs if privacy is a concern; when in doubt, test with non-sensitive images and review the site’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for retention and usage details.