One click lifts the subject off any background, whether that is a busy street or a cluttered desk. Stills come back as transparent PNGs and clips as transparent video, both ready to drop over a new scene.
Background removal on any backdrop
Three models cover the range: a lightweight pass for quick drafts, BiRefNet for tough edges and Bria for product-grade cutouts. None of them needs the background to be uniform.
Works on any background, with no uniform colour needed
Hair, fur and soft edges survive the cut
Three models, from quick drafts to product-grade cutouts
Moving subjects, transparent video
The same click works on clips. Every frame is cut out and the result comes back as transparent WebM, which behaves like any other overlay. Drop it on a lane above a new backdrop and you have a composite.
Frame by frame, so the subject stays cut out as it moves
Six modes, from light-and-fast to portrait and fine edges
Filmed on green? The chroma key is the faster, cheaper route
Questions
Do I need a green screen to remove a background?
No. The models cut the subject out against any background. If you did shoot on green, the chroma key tool is the faster and cheaper route.
What formats does background removal return?
Images return as transparent PNGs and video as VP9 WebM with an alpha channel. Both drop straight onto the timeline as overlays.
What about hair and soft edges?
BiRefNet's portrait and matting modes are built for that case: fine strands and semi-transparent edges survive the cut.
How is background removal on video billed?
By the second of source footage, with the token price quoted before you confirm the run.