Transparent background maker – Make a transparent background

PNG and WebP both keep it. PNG is understood everywhere (Word, PowerPoint, Canva, print shops); WebP files are smaller and fine for websites. JPG cannot store transparency, so it is only offered when you choose a colour or image behind the subject.

An AI model (BiRefNet) looks at the whole photo at 1024 pixels and decides for every pixel how much of it belongs to the subject. That map is then refined against your full-resolution photo along the edges, and the colours of the edge pixels are corrected so the old background does not shine through.

Hair and fur come out well in most photos, including loose strands against a plain background. Very fine hair against a busy background, glass and smoke are the hardest cases: check the result zoomed in. Parts it got wrong can be switched off with a tap in the “Parts” view.

Yes. Choose many photos or a whole folder; every photo gets the same settings and you save them all as one ZIP (or straight into a folder on computers that allow it). Change a setting and the finished photos are updated without cutting them out again.

BiRefNet (MIT licence), about 270 MB, downloaded once and kept on your device for every later visit. It runs on your graphics chip through WebGPU. Where that is not possible, a lighter model (BiRefNet lite, 70 MB) or a basic one (IS-Net, 47 MB) is used, and the page tells you so.

No. The AI model is downloaded to your browser and runs there; your photos never leave your device. That is also why the first use takes a moment longer: the model is fetched once and then kept for later visits.

Yes, with no account, no watermark and no limit on the number of files. FotoJock is made by Foto Jocković, a photo shop in Belgrade.