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Cutopix removes photo backgrounds with AI and exports straight to various template sizes, processing images entirely on your device without sending them to a server. Background removal is the technology where AI separates an image into the subject (a person or product) and the background pixel by pixel and makes the background transparent. Product photos for flea-market apps and online shops look dramatically cleaner just by unifying the background to white, and social avatars or profile pictures pop when only the subject is cut out. Cutopix detects the outline automatically with an AI model, makes the background transparent, and exports in one step to purpose-built templates (e-commerce, social, Mercari) or any size you want. You can finish the whole cut-out without dedicated software or a paid service — just pick a photo (the AI model is downloaded from a CDN only the first time, and the image itself never leaves your device).
E-commerce product shots
Erase a cluttered background to create clean white square product images and keep your whole shop's look consistent.
Marketplace listings
Cut out items for sale and hide a messy room behind them to produce neat, professional-looking listing photos.
Social media avatars
Cut out a person or pet and drop them onto a background of your choice to build a profile picture or icon.
Presentation slides
Remove the background from people or product photos so they sit cleanly as transparent assets within your diagrams.
Logos and assets
Cut out a hand-drawn illustration or a photographed object and reuse it as a transparent PNG asset in your designs.
Thumbnail creation
Extract just the subject for blog or YouTube thumbnails and layer text and decorations on top while editing.
The image you choose is processed inside your browser with WebAssembly and is never uploaded to a server. Only on first use does the background-removal AI model get fetched from a CDN (static file delivery); that is a model download, not your image being sent anywhere. The cut-out result also stays only on your device.