Is my JPG uploaded to a server?

No. The background is detected and removed entirely in your browser: your JPG never leaves your device, and there's no queue and no account.

What format is the result?

A PNG at the original resolution. JPG can't store transparency, so the cutout is delivered as PNG, ready wherever transparency is needed.

Is the full-resolution cutout really free?

Yes. The work happens on your device, so there's no per-image server bill to pass on — you always save at the original resolution.

Remove background from JPG

Remove the background from a JPG image, free and 100% in your browser. No upload, no signup — a full-resolution transparent cutout, not a small preview.

How to remove a background

Drop or pick your JPG image.
Remove the background — detection runs entirely on your device.
Keep the background transparent or pick a color, compare against the original with the slider, and save the full-resolution PNG.

About background removal

JPEG is the universal lossy photo format, small and readable everywhere, but with no transparency. JPG itself can't hold transparency, so the finished cutout is saved as a PNG at the same resolution — the standard format for transparent images.

The background is detected automatically on your device — people, products and animals with a clear subject work best. Nothing is uploaded, and the full-size result is free. The first run downloads the remover (~50 MB) once; your browser keeps it for later visits.

Frequently asked questions

Is my JPG uploaded to a server?: No. The background is detected and removed entirely in your browser: your JPG never leaves your device, and there's no queue and no account.
What format is the result?: A PNG at the original resolution. JPG can't store transparency, so the cutout is delivered as PNG, ready wherever transparency is needed.
Is the full-resolution cutout really free?: Yes. The work happens on your device, so there's no per-image server bill to pass on — you always save at the original resolution.