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Remove the background from any image

Upload a photo and get the subject cut out on a transparent background, ready to place on a new layout.

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Background removal in Visuatelier uses Bria's background removal model. It separates the main subject from its surroundings and returns an image with transparency, so you can drop the product, person or object onto a new background.

Combine it with the other tools: cut out a product, then use an image-to-image model to place it in a new scene.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the image.

  2. 2

    Run background removal; no prompt needed.

  3. 3

    Download the cut-out.

What you can make

  • E-commerce product photos

    Clean, consistent images for a shop or marketplace.

  • Marketing layouts

    Place subjects on brand colours or new scenes.

  • Stickers and social graphics

    Quick cut-outs for collages and posts.

  • Presentations

    Objects and portraits without a busy backdrop.

Examples from our showcase

Showcase images were generated by Visuatelier. The prompt and the model used are shown under each one.

  • Color pop, AI-generated
    Color pop · Made with Nano Banana 2.1 (Google)Prompt: Product shot of sleek coral-colored wireless headphones on a pedestal surrounded by floating pastel geometric shapes, vibrant color-blocking set design, soft shadows, no text, no logo
  • Levitating sneaker, AI-generated
    Levitating sneaker · Made with FLUX Pro 1.1Prompt: A futuristic white and electric-lime running sneaker levitating above a cracked desert floor, dramatic rim light, dust burst, commercial advertising photo, no logos, no text

Models for this tool

  • Bria Background Removal · 1 credits

    Bria removes the background from an uploaded image and returns a transparent PNG.

Frequently asked questions

What do I get back?

An image of the subject with the background removed (transparent).

Does it work on hair and fine edges?

It handles most edges well, but very fine hair or transparent objects such as glass may need a second look.

How much does it cost?

A fixed number of credits per image, shown on the model page and in the studio.