Online cutout
How do you cut out an image online without installing software?
Cutout here is not a rectangular crop: it is isolating the object and throwing the backdrop away. The free tool runs in the browser, accepts PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 8 MB and returns a transparent PNG at upload resolution.
How to do it in three steps
If what you want is to trim a margin, a common editor will do. If what you want is the person, the product or the logo without the room behind it, this page is the right cutout.
- Open the tool in the browser. Drop the file or pick it from disk. PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 8 MB. The browser rejects what exceeds size or type, before upload.
- Wait for the cutout. There is no bar with a promised minute. On busy days the page waits and retries once. The viewer shows before and after.
- Download the PNG and use it where the image needs to float: a deck, an ad, a thumbnail, an overlay. If the object stuck to the backdrop, the photo is the problem: contrast, not another click.
What to expect: formats, size and time
No install, no account while the daily allowance lasts, one image at a time. No freehand lasso, no refine brush and no layer. The contract is the automatic cutout of the main object.
Files over 8 MB, GIF, SVG and page-PDF do not go in. Time depends on size and load. The result is PNG, not a “cleaned” original file.
When to use the paid API
When the online cutout stops being a tab and becomes a system step: site form, folder, CDN. The API is the same cutout, with a key. /products and /pricing.
For one image now, stay on the page. For a cutout on every user upload, go to the API. The free page is not the engine embedded in your app.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install an extension?
No. The tool runs on the page. Drop the file in the browser.
Can I crop only a rectangular piece?
This page isolates the object and removes the background. Rectangular margin crops belong to another editor, after the PNG.
Does it work on a phone?
If the phone browser sends PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 8 MB, yes. A huge camera file needs compression first.
Does the cutout keep the original file?
The upload is processed to return the PNG. Do not use this page as a disk for originals; keep your own photo.