Erase

Erase a flat or gradient background, pixel-perfect.

A deterministic colour eraser that keeps every detail of the foreground — no AI guessing, no over-removal. Free, unlimited, and nothing is ever uploaded.

Drop an image to erase

PNG · JPG · WEBP — for flat or gradient backgrounds, nothing uploaded

How it works

One slider, no sign-up

01

Drop an image

Drag one in — it is processed on your device and never uploaded.

02

Tune the tolerance

The background is cleared from the edges inward. Raise or lower one slider until only the background is gone.

03

Download

Export a small transparent WebP or a PNG, or flatten onto a solid backdrop first.

What it is good for

When the background is flat

Game & pixel art

Lift a foliage or terrain layer off its sky without losing a single blade of grass.

Logos & flat graphics

Drop a logo off its solid background cleanly, every edge intact.

Product on white

Clear a plain studio backdrop to a crisp transparent cut-out.

Your images never leave your device

The eraser runs locally in your browser. No servers, no uploads, no accounts — your images stay private by design.

Questions

How is this different from AI background removal?

The AI cut-out finds a subject and works best on photos. This tool is deterministic: it clears the background by colour from the edges, so it never over-removes detailed foregrounds like foliage, grass or thin lines. Use it when the background is a solid colour or a smooth gradient.

Does it handle a gradient sky?

Yes. It follows a smooth gradient from the edge and stops at the crisp edge of the foreground, so a graded sky is removed while the subject stays fully intact.

It removed too much — what do I do?

Lower the tolerance. A lower value protects the foreground; a higher value clears more of the background. Adjust the slider and watch the preview.

Which edges should I pick?

Choose the edges the background touches. For a sky-above layer, keep just the top edge. You can add left/right/bottom if the background wraps around.

Are my images uploaded?

Never. Everything runs in your browser — your image never leaves your device.