Use Best Detail
Choose the finer edge pass for pale products, fabric, hair, or soft shadows.
White-to-transparent conversion
Remove a white background without flattening the edges.
A simple colour-delete tool often leaves white halos around soft or anti-aliased edges. ClearCut predicts the foreground boundary instead, then gives you erase and restore brushes for areas that need a human decision.
Handles off-white and uneven backgrounds Preserves soft alpha around edges Exports a reusable transparent PNG
Drop an image to remove its background
or click to browse · JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 20 MB
Practical workflow
Clean the white edge, not the product.
Preview on contrast
Switch the preview background to black or a saturated custom colour to expose white fringes.
Refine lightly
Erase leftover backdrop and restore product pixels with a small, soft brush.
Field guide
Why white halos appear
Pixels on a photographed edge often contain a mixture of subject colour and reflected background light. Making every near-white pixel transparent can damage light products while still leaving a fringe around darker ones.
An AI matte estimates partial transparency at the boundary. For the cleanest reuse, inspect the result against both a light and dark preview before downloading it.
Good to know
Questions about this workflow.
Will this remove an off-white wall?
Usually. The model separates subjects by visual structure rather than deleting one exact colour.
How do I spot a white halo?
Preview the result on black or another contrasting colour, then zoom around the outline.
Can I restore a white part of the product?
Yes. Open Refine edges and use Restore to paint the original pixels back.