ZeroBG

An operator uploads a JPG, PNG or WebP image and ZeroBG separates the main subject from its surroundings. The result can remain transparent or use a solid background, giving product images a consistent presentation.

The brush removes leftover background and restores parts removed by mistake. After brushing over the affected area, the operator can generate the full-size image again and check the repaired edges.

This tool places the product cutout on pure #FFFFFF white at the uploaded dimensions. It neither crops nor pads the image, so the seller still checks the destination platform’s size and composition requirements.

These tools place the cutout on a white, black, red or blue background and can add a natural shadow. They change the background around the subject; removing an object inside the picture uses Photo Cleanup.

Background blur keeps the subject sharp while softening its surroundings. The operator chooses a blur strength and compares the preview before exporting, retaining the scene rather than replacing it with a flat color.

The operator paints over an unwanted object, person, text, emoji or a watermark they have rights to remove. AI fills the selected area from its surroundings, with simple walls, sky or grass providing clearer reconstruction context.

This tool tries to lighten soft shadows without a written instruction. Dark, hard-edged shadows or shadows mixed with text may remain, so the result still needs inspection.

This tool attempts to reduce small reflections on glasses, glass or screens. Large overexposed areas and reflections covering eyes can remain, and the AI edit may alter nearby details.

Brightness and exposure sliders adjust a dark photo inside the browser. A separate AI correction can also try to fix exposure, but may change details and cannot reliably recover areas that are completely black.

The upscaler enlarges an image four times, up to 4096 pixels. Operators can inspect edges and lettering at 100% zoom before downloading, which matters when preparing small source images for a product page.

Unblur Image targets light camera shake or motion blur and shows a before-and-after preview. The operator can then choose to enlarge the result. Photos that are badly out of focus are a poor fit for the tool’s stated use.

The operator uploads a photo and describes the desired change to its scene, color, style or objects. The AI redraws the image, so this suits creative edits where changes to the original details are acceptable.

The operator chooses an image ratio or how many pixels to add on each side. AI fills the new space around the photo to change its framing, rather than enlarging the existing content. The join between the original and added area may need inspection.

A scanned photo can be processed to reduce scratches, tears, creases and fading. The result is a reconstructed image rather than a larger copy, and a black-and-white source may return in color.

Colorize adds estimated colors to a black-and-white photo without a written instruction. Clothing, skin tones and objects may be colored incorrectly; the result does not establish what the original colors were.

The filter turns photo edges into pencil lines and shaded areas into hatching, without a written instruction. It produces a pencil-style version of the existing photo.

A single-click transformation produces one cartoon interpretation of the uploaded image. There is no character list or prompt field, and the result may change colors, faces or small details.

This tool adds a white outline to the subject and prepares PNG sizes for chat or print. The operator chooses outline thickness and inspects the prepared size pack before downloading.

A user selects a target age for their own portrait to generate an older or younger appearance. The tool is intended for entertainment and requires the user’s own photo. It does not predict medical or biological aging.

A user chooses a listed haircut and an optional hair color for their own photo. The preview can change facial details, so it illustrates a hairstyle rather than guaranteeing an exact appearance.

The local tools blur faces or selected areas, pixelate an image, crop it into a circle, add a border, flip it, add text or combine two images. All eight work inside the browser and export the full-size file without uploading the photo.

Dedicated tools change a portrait’s background to reference colors and prepare 2×2-inch or 35×45-mm crops with print sheets. The operator still checks the destination’s pose, head size and background rules; the tools do not certify acceptance.

Batch processing applies background removal to several uploaded images in one operation. It serves repeated product-photo work while keeping each resulting image available for review and download.

A developer can connect ZeroBG’s API so a team’s own system sends photos for processing and receives the edited images. It accepts image files, links or encoded image data, supports credit-balance queries, and lets the server set the output format, background, crop and position.