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Make one background colour transparent in your browser — click to pick the colour, then set tolerance.
Make Background Transparent makes one chosen colour transparent using a colour-key with a soft edge.
Click the image to pick the colour; the tolerance controls how much is removed.
Flat, even backgrounds (logos, screenshots) rather than complex photos.
In-browser only; nothing is uploaded. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata.
Make Background Transparent makes a chosen background colour transparent in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Click the image to pick the colour to remove (or set it directly), then every pixel close to that colour becomes transparent.
A tolerance slider controls how close a colour must be to count, and a soft band near the threshold is faded to reduce hard halos on anti-aliased edges. This is a colour-key, not AI subject detection, so it works best on flat, even backgrounds like logos and screenshots.
Make Background Transparent exports a PNG with transparency; the result panel shows the removed colour, the tolerance, and the output size. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata. Animated GIFs are processed as a single still frame; animation is not preserved.
Make Background Transparent samples the background colour straight from the image when you click it.
Control how much is removed, with a faded band near the threshold to reduce halos.
Ideal for logos, icons, and screenshots with an even background colour.
Make Background Transparent runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Drop a solid background out of a logo to get a transparent PNG.
Remove a flat background colour from a screenshot or diagram.
Make an icon’s single-colour background transparent.
Key out a colour from a phone, tablet, or computer browser with the image staying local.
No. Make Background Transparent removes the colour in your browser on a canvas; nothing is uploaded.
Partly. Make Background Transparent fades a soft band near the threshold to reduce halos, but a single colour-key cannot perfectly handle heavy anti-aliasing or shadows. Raise the tolerance gradually, or use the AI Background Remover for photos.
Click the background area in the image preview — Make Background Transparent samples that pixel and sets it as the colour to remove. You can also set the colour manually.
Use Make Background Transparent for flat, even backgrounds (logos, icons, screenshots) where one colour should go transparent. For photos with complex backgrounds, the AI Background Remover detects the subject instead.
Tools that pair well with Make Background Transparent.