Upload your portrait or subject
Start with a sharp photo that includes all the hair and shoulders you want to keep. Avoid a subject that blends into the old background.
Start with a soft blue background or choose your own color. Remove the old background first, inspect the cutout, then download the finished photo.

Gray space outside the image is not included in the download.
Replace a busy backdrop with a solid color, and choose the shade for the destination where your photo will be used.
Start with a sharp photo that includes all the hair and shoulders you want to keep. Avoid a subject that blends into the old background.
This page starts with soft blue (#dbeafe). Use the custom color control for another shade and check hair edges against that color.
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP. If submitting the image for an application, check the required blue, dimensions, head position and file size separately.
A blue background can give a portrait or personal graphic a distinct setting without a busy scene behind it. Light blue often leaves a softer impression, while deeper shades create stronger contrast. Start with the blue preset, then compare a custom solid shade using the same processed cutout. Keep the subject's clothing and the intended design in mind as you choose.
Changing the background does not relight the person or recolor their clothing. A strongly warm portrait may look different against a cool blue than it did in the original scene. Use a source photo with lighting you already like, and review the complete image rather than selecting a shade based only on the color swatch.
Inspect hair and the outline of both shoulders after the original background is removed. Blue clothing may merge visually with a similar blue background, while a bright edge from the old scene may become more obvious against a saturated color. Compare a lighter and darker shade to see whether the subject remains easy to distinguish.
Use the original comparison to check that glasses, earrings and small gaps have not been removed with the background. The color control reuses the same cutout, so a different blue cannot restore lost details. If the source is blurry or the background overlaps the subject's outline, try a sharper photo. The goal is a convincing portrait, not simply a rectangle of the right color.
Choose the original canvas to preserve the processed image's proportions, or use the square option for a square layout. Inspect the space above the head and beside the shoulders before downloading. The preview fits the image into a viewing area, but the downloaded file is limited to the chosen canvas. Check the output dimensions and open the file to confirm its boundaries.
If you are preparing a photo for an application or identification document, consult that issuer's current requirements first. Rules may specify an exact background, head size, crop, expression or restrictions on editing. A blue fill alone does not make a photo compliant, and this tool does not certify or automatically crop an official ID photograph.
Download JPG when the destination expects a conventional solid-background photograph. PNG is useful when you want to avoid JPG compression of the processed result, and WebP can be used where supported. With blue selected, all three contain the chosen solid background. A PNG extension does not automatically mean that the image is transparent.
You can compare another solid color without uploading the same photo again. For a reusable subject, select transparent and save a separate PNG or WebP. Keep clear filenames for different versions, and retain the original. Download files you want to keep.
Yes. This preview lets you process single images without signing in. Requests are rate-limited to keep the service responsive; no payment is collected in this version.
No. The default is soft blue (#dbeafe), not a certified document-photo color. You can choose another color, but the tool does not validate official photo rules or provide document-specific face framing.
Your images are processed to remove their backgrounds and are not used to train AI models. Download and save the results you want to keep.
Yes. Use the custom color control to choose a shade. Check hair and transparent edges in the comparison preview. This does not automatically make a photo suitable for official identity documents.
The selected blue fills the area outside the extracted subject; it is not a clothing or skin recoloring tool. Inspect hair, glasses and blue clothing in the preview, because an imperfect cutout can remove part of the subject.
Enter the same color value in the custom color control for each photo. Process and download the portraits one at a time. Matching the background color does not standardize pose, lighting, dimensions or official photo requirements.
Yes. After background removal, use the custom color control to choose another solid color. The same cutout is reused, so you can compare colors without uploading again. This tool does not generate a photographic scene or change the subject’s clothing color.
Changing the background color does not resize the processed cutout. Processing may already have reduced a large original to meet image limits. Keep the original canvas to use those processed dimensions, or choose a square canvas capped at 4096 pixels; inspect the displayed dimensions before downloading.
Background remover
Start with a soft blue background or choose your own color. Remove the old background first, inspect the cutout, then download the finished photo.