BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
Color outside the background.
Inspect the laces, heel, and sole. A red subject on a red scene can leave coloured edge remnants; compare on a contrasting backdrop.
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THE CUTOUT COLLECTION
The difference is
in the details.
Real photos. A fresh perspective.
Explore the original and the
cutout, side by side.
Drag to reveal. Zoom in to explore.
BEFOREAFTER
Open prepared cutout in editor
BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
A little tropical detail.
Inspect the pointed leaves and the gaps between them. Fine tips can disappear or retain fragments of the studio background.
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BEFOREAFTER
ANIMALS
Soft edges. Full of character.
White fur needs separation from its surroundings. Check the ears and the lower outline rather than judging only the face.
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BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
Good design, uninterrupted.
Look inside the spaces between the legs and under the seat. Pale and blue edge remnants in this example need checking before a product listing.
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BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
A moment, beautifully isolated.
Check the cup handle and the space inside it. Removing the wooden table also removes its context and can change the appearance of the original shadow.
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BEFOREAFTER
ANIMALS
Keep every bit of the movement.
Inspect the mane, tail, and legs against both light and dark backgrounds. Motion and white fur can make a complete outline difficult to judge.
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BEFOREAFTER
ANIMALS
All the little things that matter.
Check the whiskers and the boundary between dark and white fur. The green scene can leave coloured edges that show clearly on a neutral background.
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BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
A little room to grow.
Inspect each leaf tip and the outline of the pot. Gaps between overlapping leaves should be checked separately from the outside silhouette.
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BEFOREAFTER
CARS
All eyes on the open road.
Check the side mirrors, tyres, and lower body against the street photo. Decide whether any original ground shadow belongs in the new composition.
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BEFOREAFTER
PEOPLE
Keep the light. Lose the backdrop.
Inspect hair and shoulders on a neutral backdrop. Blue and pink studio lighting is part of the subject and is not corrected by removing the background.
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BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
Fresh ideas start here.
Compare the curved outline and the edge of the stone. A clean silhouette alone does not recreate the original lighting or surface shadow.
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BEFOREAFTER
PEOPLE
A sharper first impression.
Compare the ears, short hair, and sweater shoulders with the dark scene. A light replacement backdrop is useful for spotting dark edge remnants.
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BEFOREAFTER
ANIMALS
Fur and a difficult background.
This prepared result retains large background regions. Check the full scene around the fur and flower, and try another original when the background remains.
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BEFOREAFTER
PEOPLE
Let the portrait do the talking.
Compare the hairline and flowing strands against both light and dark backdrops. Missing fine hair can change the outline.
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BEFOREAFTER
PRODUCTS
A clearer view of the details.
Thin frames and translucent lenses are difficult to separate. Check that the frame remains complete and the lenses still look natural.
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BEFOREAFTER
PEOPLE
A natural first impression.
Inspect the jacket shoulders, ears, and short hair against a light background. The muted scene can make small edge remnants hard to see.
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BEFOREAFTER
CARS
A cleaner point of view.
Compare mirrors, wheels, windows, and reflections with the road photo. A car cutout should keep small exterior parts without retaining the surrounding road.
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BEFOREAFTER
PEOPLE
Character in every detail.
Compare the hair silhouette, hand, and patterned clothing with the original. Check for clipped curls and gaps between the hand and face.
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ANIMALS
Color worth keeping.
Compare the feet, branch, beak, and tail with the original. Green feathers against green foliage are a difficult separation case.
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BEFOREAFTER
ANIMALS
Nothing but natural detail.
Inspect the beak, feet, and boundary between the bird and branch. Decide whether the branch is a useful part of the subject before composing the result.
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BEFOREAFTER
CARS
Timeless, from every angle.
Check wheel arches, mirrors, and windows against the building scene. Fine trim and reflections need closer inspection than the large body panels.
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BEFOREAFTER
CARS
Made to stand on its own.
Check glass, bright reflections, and the lower body against the showroom photo. Background removal cannot independently reconstruct transparent windows.
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Prepared with EraseBG’s background-removal model. Results vary by image.
NEXT UP: YOUR PHOTO
Less background.
More possibility.
A fresh canvas is one upload away.
Try your own imageREAD THE RESULT
A comparison is a starting point.
The gallery pairs original photographs with prepared model outputs. Drag the centre handle, then check thin details and background remnants. These examples include imperfect results so you can see where automated removal needs closer inspection.
For export choices and troubleshooting, read the photo editing guides. Gallery originals are sourced from Unsplash; the displayed results are prepared background-removal examples.
HOW TO READ THESE EXAMPLES
Photos, prepared masks, and their limits.
These 22 source photographs are served locally under the Unsplash licence. Their cutouts were prepared offline with the same ORMBG q8 model used by the editor. The original, mask, and commentary are provided together so you can inspect what remains, what disappears, and where another source photo would be more useful.
How the masks were prepared
The offline process resized RGB input to 1024 × 1024, scaled colour values by 1/255, and ran the quantized ONNX model on CPU. It converted the prediction to an alpha mask and resized it to the photo. Display cutouts are limited to 1000 × 1200 pixels. Offline and browser interpolation may differ slightly.
What the examples establish
A prepared comparison shows one input and one result, not a promise of accuracy for every upload. Fur, lettering, reflections, and similar colours can be difficult. Check each result on a contrasting backdrop and keep the source for comparison.
Try the actual workflow
Open a prepared cutout in the studio to try backgrounds, or select your own source image to run removal. In a browser check on 10 October 2026, the 1200 × 800 shoe original processed successfully and exported a PNG at the same dimensions with transparent pixels. This is one functional check, not a quality or speed benchmark.
Model documentation · Photo licence · Inspect an imperfect result