Batch settings: background, size and format
Batch remove backgrounds with one set of choices. Every setting applies to the whole batch, so a catalog shot on the same day comes out consistent:
- Background: keep it transparent, use pure white, or pick any color.
- Size: keep the original size, crop each image to its subject, use a fixed ratio such as 1:1, or use a marketplace size for Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or eBay.
- Shadow: add a soft drop shadow under every subject.
- Format: PNG keeps transparency, JPG gives the smallest files on a solid background, WebP is ideal for websites.
You can change these after the batch has finished. Thumbnails update instantly and the ZIP is built with the settings you see.
Free vs Pro limits
During our launch, bulk background removal is free with no limit on the number of batches, at full resolution and without a watermark. Each batch can hold up to 500 images. Later, the free plan will export up to 5 images per batch and Pro will remove the limit. Single images will stay free and unlimited.
Tips for large batches
- Use a computer for batches of more than about 50 photos. It is several times faster than a phone and has more memory.
- Keep the tab open and in the foreground. Browsers slow down tabs that are hidden.
- Photos shot against a plain, evenly lit background give the most consistent results.
- Need to fix one image by hand? Open it in the single image tool to use the erase and restore brush.