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AI Object Cutout – Extract Any Object

Extract the object you name and save it with a transparent background.

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Model settings · BiRefNet v2 · 1 credit

High-precision open-source segmentation for foliage, mesh and cut-out shapes.

Softer edge transition, slightly slower.

Example result
A red chair in a furnished room, then the same chair isolated with a transparent background.Room photoChair extracted
AI-generated example · Extract the object you name and save it with a transparent background.

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About Object Cutout

Different from background removal: that keeps the main subject, while this pulls out any object you name — the red chair in a meeting room photo, for instance.

Photo editing steps

Prepare your input, choose the edit and review the output before using it:

  1. Upload an image
  2. Name the object
  3. Locate and segment
  4. Refine edges
  5. Export transparent PNG

How to Use Object Cutout

  1. Upload the image.
  2. Describe the object to extract.
  3. Check the edges in the result.

Supported models

There is no Auto option for this task — pick a model explicitly.

ModelDeveloperSpeedMax outputCreditsStatus
BiRefNet v2Peng Zheng et al.FastSource sizeFrom 1Active
Bria RMBG 2BriaFastestSource sizeFrom 2Active
Nano Banana 2GoogleFast4KFrom 5Active

When the recommended model is unavailable, the page asks you to confirm a switch. It never substitutes silently.

Output spec

  • Format: PNG with alpha channel
  • Notes: Optional crop to the object bounds

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract several objects at once?+

One per run for now; process multiple objects in separate passes.

Image handling and privacy

This is an AI tool: images you upload are sent to the configured inference service for processing, not handled locally in the browser. The active route is managed internally and is separate from the model developer. You can delete any generation from your history at any time.