Self-hosted · nothing stored
Or turn a flat logo into a vector that scales to a billboard. Two jobs that normally cost a subscription and hand your images to somebody else's server. This one runs on our machine and keeps nothing.
Accounts are approved by hand. That same button is where you ask for one.
Two tools
Remove background
Four models to choose from, and alpha matting for the edges that usually come out chewed. Out comes a PNG with real transparency, ready to drop onto anything.
Vectorize
A logo or a drawing becomes an SVG you can print at any size without it going soft. Colour or black and white, with every knob exposed if you want to argue with the defaults.
How it works
01
Drag it in, paste it, or pick it from your files. PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP or TIFF, up to 50 MB, at whatever resolution it has.
02
Defaults that work on the first try, and every setting within reach when a particular image needs arguing with.
03
A PNG with real transparency or an SVG that scales without going soft. Compare it against the original before you take it.
Why not one of the free ones
The free ones give you a 500-pixel preview and ask for a card to see the rest. This gives you the file.
Whatever you put in comes back the same size. Nothing is downscaled to save somebody else's bandwidth.
The file is processed and the result handed straight back. Nothing is filed under your name, because there is no file to keep.
Model, alpha matting, colour precision, speckle filtering. Defaults that work, and knobs when they do not.
One machine, a handful of people. You are not waiting behind ten thousand accounts on a free tier.
Accounts are approved by hand, which is also what keeps the CPU from becoming a free service for the whole internet.
The first cut-out takes a few seconds while the model loads. After that they come back about as fast as you can pick the next file.
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