- Download the original image
- Check whether its format is accepted
- Open a separate background-removal site
- Upload the image
- Wait for processing and inspect the result
- Download the cutout
- Check or convert the format again
Remove the background in two clicks.
Right-click any image, then choose ClickCutout. Copy a transparent PNG or download the result in your saved format without downloading the original or uploading it to another site.
No card required. A removal counts only after the background is removed successfully.

Drag across the image to compare the original and the cutout.
Turn the usual file loop into two clicks.
A background remover should not make you download an original, check its format, upload it elsewhere, wait, inspect the result, download it again, and convert it before you can continue.
That is the whole workflow. Copy creates no file. Download creates only the finished PNG, WebP, or JPEG you asked for.
Set the format once. Keep moving.
The extension remembers how you want downloads handled. Copy always returns a transparent PNG.
- PNG for transparent edges and design work
- WebP for a smaller download
- JPEG with the solid background color you choose
Copy always uses a transparent PNG.
Only the image you choose is sent.
ClickCutout sends the selected image for background removal and returns the result to your browser. The current workflow does not intentionally store the original or processed image.
Useful whenever a web image needs a clean edge.
Keep the small background-removal jobs inside the browser instead of turning each one into a separate editing task.
Product listings
Prepare a product image for a marketplace, catalog, or storefront.
Presentations
Drop a subject into a slide without the rectangle around it.
Social posts
Pull a clean subject from the browser into the layout you are already making.
Documents
Use transparent images in briefs, worksheets, and internal materials.
Start with 10 successful removals each month.
Use the free allowance first. Add a plan or one-time credits only when the work calls for more.