One photo in
Drag and drop a photo, the way you always have. JPG, PNG, and WebP files all work.
remove.bg alternative
The remove.bg standalone site closes on December 1, 2026, and its users are being pointed to Canva. NameCut is the same simple job, one photo in and one transparent file out, with the ceiling lifted to any named object.
No editor, no suite, no layers panel. Drop the file, name the thing, download the cutout.
BeforeCutoutPrompt: sneakers. Both shoes came back as their own instance, and the export keeps the pair.
remove.bg is winding down its standalone site as the tool folds into a bigger suite. The site closes on December 1, 2026, and credits expire with the shutdown. They do not transfer anywhere. If the standalone flow was the point for you, it needs a new home.
Drag and drop a photo, the way you always have. JPG, PNG, and WebP files all work.
Your usual job runs as it did. A Main subject chip for that one tap keep arrives with the studio opening.
A transparent PNG lands in your downloads, ready for a listing, a deck, or a store page. No editor in between.
The background is not always the problem. Cut one object among many, or keep one and drop the rest, by name.
The same prompt tracks a subject through a short clip for a transparent WebM, and blur mode softens a face or a plate instead of cutting it.
Run up to 50 photos with one shared phrase, and pay one flat monthly price with hard caps instead of watching a credit balance.
Per file credits made sense at a few photos a month. At real volume the flat plan wins by a wide margin.
Join the waitlist and tell us where you would use NameCut. Arrivals from remove.bg help set the beta order.
Building on the remove.bg API today? Pick API in the form. A call by call migration guide lands with the NameCut API.