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Wrong background on your ID photo?
Fix it in seconds.

Shot the photo wherever you happened to be, with a colored wall or clutter behind you? Drop the image in here and Korpiss removes the background instantly, right on your own device — no photo ever sent to a server.

No sign-upNo photo limitWorks offline after the 1st use
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Transparent background

Drag to erase or restore parts of the cutout. Scroll/gesture to pan while zoomed in.

This image is never sent to any server
When you need this

ID photos are required for almost every official process

Passports, visas, driver's licenses, national ID cards, school and university enrollment, job applications for some employers — most of these ask for a photo with a plain background, usually white or light blue.

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Official documents

Passports, visas, and ID cards almost always require a plain white background, no shadows, no objects visible behind the person.

02

Exams and enrollment

Exam registration portals and school or university enrollment systems typically accept a white or light blue background — and reject photos with a bedroom, a painted wall, or visible objects behind you.

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Photo taken at home

No studio, no seamless backdrop paper? Take the photo somewhere well lit and let Korpiss remove whatever's behind you — leaving just the person.

How to use it for an ID photo

Three steps to a ready cutout

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Upload the photo

Choose a photo of your face and shoulders, taken straight on, with good lighting and no sunglasses or hat.

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Your browser removes the background

An AI model runs locally on your device and separates the person from the background. Not happy with a detail? Adjust it by hand with the brush.

03

Download the transparent PNG

The result comes out transparent, not automatically filled with white or blue. In most cases you can use the transparent PNG directly — photo-printing kiosks and document-upload systems usually fill transparency with white on their own. If yours doesn't accept transparency, open the PNG in any image editor (even Paint or Preview) and place a solid white or blue background behind it before saving.

Before you take the photo

Tips to make the cutout easier and meet the requirements

01

Face centered

Face the camera straight on, look directly into the lens, with your whole face visible and shoulders showing inside the frame.

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No sunglasses or hats

Most agencies reject photos with accessories that hide the face. Prescription glasses are usually accepted, as long as they don't have glare.

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Good lighting, no harsh shadows

Light from the front, ideally natural light, avoids a shadow behind the person and helps the AI model trace the outline of hair and shoulders more accurately.

Use cases

Built for anyone who photographs anything

Same tool, result tuned to whatever you need cut out.

Privacy

Your photo never leaves your device

Unlike tools that upload to a server, Korpiss processes the image locally, right in your own browser.

  • There's no server for your photo to land on — it simply never leaves your device
  • No account, no email, no form to fill out
  • Downloaded the model once? It works offline from then on
  • Everything runs right inside your browser, with nothing going to a server behind the scenes
> sending image to server... blocked
> processing locally... ok
> model cached in browser... ok
> ready for offline use... ok
FAQ

Questions about background-free ID photos

Does the tool hand me a ready-made white background?

It hands you a transparent PNG, not a background painted white. Most document-upload systems already accept that PNG as-is (they fill the transparency with white on their own); if yours doesn't, just compose it over a white background in any image editor before you submit it.

Does my photo ever leave my device?

No. All the processing runs in your browser, on your own device — no image is ever sent to any server.

Does the cutout work well with curly or loose hair?

Yes, the model handles tricky outlines like hair reasonably well. If a wisp of the old background survives around the edges, the manual adjustment brush cleans it up in seconds before you download.

Do I need to wear a specific color to make the cutout easier?

There's no required color, but it helps to avoid wearing something the same color as whatever is behind you when the photo is taken — that's what trips up an automatic cutout the most. Even a little contrast between your clothing and the wall or backdrop gives a noticeably cleaner result.

Does this replace a professional passport or visa photo studio?

For most everyday uses — school enrollment, a badge, an online form — a well-lit photo shot at home and cut out here works fine. But passports and visas often have strict rules on head size, spacing, and even the exact shade of background allowed, and immigration authorities can reject a submission over a single millimeter of margin. For those, a studio that specializes in official photos and knows the current requirements is still the safer bet.