White background in seconds, ready to sell.
Upload your product photo and the background disappears automatically. Perfect for listings on Etsy, eBay, Amazon, Instagram Shops, or your own catalog — no browser tab to leave, no upload to wait on.
Drag to erase or restore parts of the cutout. Scroll/gesture to pan while zoomed in.
A clean background sells better than a cluttered one
A listing photo shot against a kitchen counter, a couch, or a store floor distracts the buyer and reads as amateur. Large marketplaces penalize or reject photos with a busy background — and even when they let it through, click-through rate drops.
Buyer trust
A white or transparent background is the visual signature of a professional storefront. Shoppers subconsciously associate it with an authentic product, backed by a seller who knows what they're doing.
Marketplace guidelines
Amazon requires a pure white background for the main listing image on most categories. Etsy and Instagram Shops also favor neutral-background listings in their discovery feeds and search results.
Reuse across formats
With a transparent PNG, the same shot becomes a banner, a carousel slide, a PDF catalog page, or a paid ad — no need to reshoot the product for every new format.
How to shoot before you cut
Automatic background removal works best when the source photo already helps the model tell product and background apart.
Diffused lighting
Indirect natural light or a softbox avoids a hard shadow glued to the product — a strong shadow confuses edge detection and leaves the cutout looking jagged around the base.
Contrast with the background
Shoot on a surface that's a different color from the product (a white table for a dark product, or the reverse). Product and background sharing a similar tone is the single most common reason an automatic cutout misses an edge.
Framing
Center the product and leave breathing room around the edges — that margin makes it easy to crop and recenter afterward without accidentally clipping part of the product itself.
Minimum resolution
Amazon and most marketplaces ask for at least 500×500 pixels; for a crisp zoom in the listing, aim for 1000×1000 or higher. Shoot large — you can always downsize later, but you can't add back detail that was never captured.
Built for anyone who photographs anything
Same tool, result tuned to whatever you need cut out.
Product photo
White or transparent background for marketplace listings — no studio rental needed.
Pet photo
Keep just your pet and drop them into any scene — stickers, mugs, t-shirts, you name it.
Profile photo
Swap that messy kitchen background for something clean, ready for LinkedIn or a résumé.
ID photo
A plain white background for passports, exams and enrollment forms, no trip to a photo booth.
Logo
Strip that boxed-in background off your logo and get a transparent PNG that works anywhere.
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
> processing locally... ok
> model cached in browser... ok
> ready for offline use... ok
Quick answers about product photos
Does the result come out with a transparent or white background?
The cutout always comes out as a transparent PNG — it's the most flexible format to start from. If a marketplace insists on a solid white background, that's a quick fix: open the PNG in any image editor, fill the background with white, and upload the listing as usual.
Does it work for clothing, shoes, electronics, and jewelry?
Yes, it works for products in general — clothing, shoes, electronics, almost anything. Objects with very fine or transparent edges, like a ring with a gemstone or lace fabric, sometimes need a quick pass with the brush after the automatic cutout to look clean all the way around.
Do I need to install any software?
Nothing to install. It runs right in your browser, on your own device — no image ever leaves it, and after the first load it even works offline.
Can I cut out several photos of the same product?
Yes — one at a time, but with no limit at all. Repeat the process for each angle of the product: since everything runs on your own device, you can cut out as many photos as you need.
What size and resolution should my product photos be?
Most marketplaces want at least 1000×1000 pixels for the main listing photo, so shoppers can pinch-to-zoom without the image turning blurry. Shoot bigger than you think you need — it's always easier to scale a large photo down than to stretch a small one up without losing sharpness.