Browser-based tool
Remove simple or near-solid product-shot backgrounds locally, review edges fast, and export clean PNG cutouts or a ZIP package.
Add files → optionally click one clean background area on a representative shot → run → download PNG or ZIP.
The app shell can reopen offline on this device, but original images, output PNGs, and ZIP data are not cached by default.
Add local files first. Then you can choose a representative shot and click one clean background point.
Until files are loaded, this area stays as a guide card instead of an empty image frame.Click the representative shot once on any empty background area and the engine will resample nearby border pixels internally, then apply plane/gradient correction when needed. The Background tolerance slider acts as the tolerance control.
No image files are stored. Only preset names, slider values, the last selected options, and the last picked RGB seed are saved in this browser.
Generate six simple demo product shots inside the browser to test tolerance, fringe cleanup, and optional shadow handling before you use your own files.
CutClean Batch removes simple or near-solid product-shot backgrounds locally. It is built for low-touch batches: queue multiple images, optionally pick one clean background point, then export transparent PNGs or a ZIP without moving files off the device.
Add JPEG, PNG, or WebP product shots. One representative click can teach the batch what background color to remove, and presets help keep repeat jobs consistent.
Download per-image transparent PNGs or one ZIP containing the finished cutouts. The queue keeps warning states visible so you can re-run only failures or edge cases.
Use it when auto-estimate grabs too much product or leaves too much background. One clean click gives the batch a stronger seed color without forcing per-image masking.
Common causes are busy backgrounds, products touching the frame edge, transparent packaging, or strong lighting shifts across the backdrop.
Only partly. The experimental shadow option tries to keep simple grounding shadows under catalog shots, but it can also add noise or miss soft shadows.
The app can keep presets and the last chosen seed color in local storage. Original uploads, finished PNGs, and ZIP outputs are not kept by default.
Read the setup guide before you shoot or re-run a difficult batch.
April 5, 2026