How do I make background white on a photo?

Add the photo to the tool on this page. Background is preset to White, so the AI removes the original backdrop and fills pure white behind the subject; then open Download and choose PNG or JPG.

Is the white background pure white?

Yes. The fill is #FFFFFF (RGB 255, 255, 255) in both the PNG and the JPG download, not a light gray or cream.

Can I put several photos on a white background at once?

Yes. One photo works without an account. Sign in with a free account to add up to 20 at a time, then use Download all (ZIP).

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. The background is removed by an AI model running in your browser, so the photo stays on your device. Only Cloud refine, an optional step that uses credits, uploads the image, and it tells you so before it starts.

Can I switch to a transparent or colored background afterwards?

Yes. Change Background to Transparent, Gray, Black or a custom color at any time; the preview updates without running the AI again.

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Make background white, or keep it transparent?

Pick white when the image will be shown as it is: a shop listing, a printed sheet, a profile photo. Every viewer and every app sees the same plain backdrop, and JPG, which cannot store transparency, works fine.

Keep it transparent when the picture will be placed on top of something else later, such as a colored banner or a design file. A transparent PNG takes on whatever sits behind it, while a white one always brings its own white rectangle along. If you are unsure, download both: switching Background between White and Transparent here does not redo the cut-out.

What happens to hair and soft edges on white

The AI does not draw a hard outline. Pixels on the edge of hair, fur or a blurred contour are partly see-through, and they are blended with pure white when the file is made. Fine strands therefore fade softly into the backdrop instead of ending in a jagged cut.

When the original background was close in color to the subject, for example a white mug against a white wall, the model has less contrast to work with and edges can come out uneven. Shooting the subject in front of a contrasting backdrop helps more than any setting. For a hard case, try the Ultra detail quality, or Cloud refine, which runs on our servers and uses credits.