Clipdrop Remove Background

Clipdrop Remove Background cuts the main subject out of a photo and returns a transparent PNG. It is built for fast cutouts of people and products, and Clipdrop states it keeps fine edges such as hair. It accepts images up to 5000 by 5000 pixels and processes up to ten files in one batch. The cutout can continue into Clipdrop's other tools: Cleanup, Relight, Uncrop and upscaling.

It runs in the browser, and an API offers the same removal to developers. The free plan covers 20 standard-resolution cuts a day. Clipdrop Pro is a subscription with higher-resolution cutouts and 1,000 a day.

Use Clipdrop Remove Background when you need a cutout:

• You need a person or product as a transparent PNG for a listing, thumbnail or design.
• The subject has tricky edges such as hair or fur, which Clipdrop says its AI handles without manual tracing.
• You have up to ten photos to cut out together in one batch.
• You want to keep fixing the photo afterwards: erase leftovers with Cleanup, relight the subject or extend the frame, all inside Clipdrop.
• You are a developer who wants the same background removal inside your own app through the API.

Skip Clipdrop Remove Background if any of these describe you:

• You need high-resolution cutouts regularly without paying. Free cuts are standard resolution and stop at 20 a day. Higher resolution is the main thing the Pro subscription sells.
• Your images are larger than 5000 by 5000 pixels, which is the input limit.
• You want to draw and refine the mask yourself. A photo editor with manual masking gives that control.
• You process hundreds of product photos at a time. Ten files per batch is the limit here, so compare batch-first background remover tools.