Transparent PNG for reuse

Make a cutout that stays transparent after it leaves the preview.

Remove the scene, inspect the edge on checkerboard, white, and dark surfaces, repair missing or leftover pixels, then download a PNG for overlays, slides, stickers, and web layouts.

The download test

Open the PNG over a different color. If the rectangle turns white, the file is not transparent. If a pale or dark fringe appears, return to Erase / Restore before building the next design.

Reusable asset source

Create a real alpha PNG

Use a subject with a visible boundary. The result stays transparent for overlays, slides, stickers, and web composition.

Nothing is uploaded until you choose a file. The source is used for this removal job and for Restore while this page remains open; the saved result is private by default.

Alpha inspection

Check the same cutout on three surfaces

Your transparent result appears here. Checkerboard reveals alpha; light and dark surfaces expose different edge halos.

Recent transparent assets

Reopen a saved cutout without uploading it again. Restore needs the original source, so reopened assets support Erase but not pixel restoration.

No cutouts are saved in this browser yet.

Guest history belongs to this browser. After signing in, use the explicit save-to-account action in Creations if you want to copy it.

The file is the outcome

Transparency must survive the download.

A checkerboard preview is not enough. This workflow always exports PNG, checks the same pixels against contrasting surfaces, and keeps the cutout separate from any preview color.

Use PNG, not JPG

JPG has no alpha channel. A white-looking JPG is a white-background image, not a reusable transparent asset.

Inspect more than the silhouette

Look inside handles, letters, spokes, leaves, and other holes. A clean outer edge can still hide opaque background islands.

Repair before composition

Erase remaining background pixels or restore parts removed by mistake while the original source is still available.

Use another tool for opacity or a finished layout

This page removes the background behind a subject. It does not fade the whole image. For a white final or a marketplace canvas, continue to the matching composition tool.

A DIFFICULT EDGE TO CHECK

Thin rays reveal what a solid silhouette can hide.

The wooden sunburst keeps its narrow rays and internal gaps in this result. This one source shows where to inspect; it does not promise that every detailed object will be clean without refinement.

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