ClipBG

ClipBG removes image backgrounds in the browser, with watermark-free previews, bulk batches of 100+ photos, a Magic Eraser, upscaler and a Figma plugin. New accounts get 3 free HD credits.

ClipBG is a browser-based image studio centered on automatic background removal. A visitor drops a photo onto the homepage and gets a cutout without creating an account, with previews that carry no watermark. Subject presets for people, products, animals, cars and graphics suggest the tool is tuned per image type rather than using one generic model. The product goes beyond single cutouts. Its main selling point is bulk processing, where hundreds of images can be run in one batch, and any individual result can then be opened for refinement. The editing kit includes a Magic Eraser, drop shadows, canvas resizing and a 2x HD upscaler. Output can be dropped into presets for e-commerce, social media and print-on-demand, or placed on custom backgrounds. Dedicated pages cover specific jobs: pure white backgrounds for Shopify-style product catalogs, and passport or ID photos that are auto-cropped and recolored to blue, red or white. A Figma plugin brings the same removal inside design files. Privacy and billing terms are spelled out. Files are destroyed after 24 hours, encrypted in the meantime, and not used to train AI models. Credits are charged for HD output, new accounts receive three free HD credits, and failed, corrupted or unsupported images are refunded automatically. Pro subscribers see unused credits roll over up to a six-times cap while the subscription stays active. ClipBG is aimed at online sellers, designers, small agencies and anyone who needs to clean up many photos at once without installing software. It positions itself directly against remove.bg and cutout.pro, claiming lower cost and comparable precision in most commercial scenarios. Buyers who only need an occasional single cutout have plenty of free options, but teams processing large volumes and wanting editing in the same place will find the workflow more relevant. The homepage does not publish exact plan prices, so cost comparisons require checking the account area.