Remove Background from Logo
Got a logo as a JPEG on white, a screenshot, or a scan? Get a clean transparent PNG with crisp edges — cut out on your device.
Background
Saves as PNG with transparency.
About the model
ISNet (DIS) general-use segmentation, Apache-2.0, quantised to int8 (44 MB). Runs in a Web Worker with ONNX Runtime on your CPU. Inference at 1024×1024, result composited at your image's resolution (up to 4096px; Pro: 8192px). The model is cached on your device after the first download.
What this tool does
It separates the subject from the background with ISNet — a dichotomous image segmentation network, Apache-2.0 — running on your device in a Web Worker with ONNX Runtime. The 44 MB model downloads from this site once and is cached; your image never leaves your browser. Full-resolution output up to 4096 px, no credits, no watermark.
Logos are the best case — with one catch
Flat colours, clean shapes, high contrast: a segmentation model handles logos very well, and Crisp edge plus Crop to the subject (both pre-selected here) give you a tight transparent PNG ready for a website, slide or document. The catch is white or very light logos on white: the model has nothing to see. If the logo is white, ask for the dark version or invert the colours in an editor first. Thin lines and small text survive better from a larger source — upscale a tiny logo with the upscaler before cutting it out.
What to do next
Turn the result into a favicon with the favicon generator, trace it to a scalable SVG with PNG to SVG, or put it on your brand colour by choosing a custom background here.
Limits and honesty
- Fine hair, fur and transparent objects are the hard cases; use Soft edge and expect touch-ups for critical work.
- The model picks the most salient subject; busy scenes with several equal subjects may keep more than you want.
- Inference is at 1024×1024 and the mask is resampled to your image's size; extremely fine detail on very large images is interpolated.
The full tool with every option lives at Remove Background.
Frequently asked questions
Is my image uploaded?
No. The page is static and has no upload endpoint; your browser does the work on your own device and the result is saved straight back to your disk. The site's Content-Security-Policy only allows it to talk to its own origin, so it cannot send your file anywhere even by accident. Load the page, disconnect from the internet, and it still works.
Will it remove the background inside letters (like the hole in an "O")?
Usually yes — the model produces a per-pixel mask, and enclosed background areas are treated as background. Very small holes may be filled; tidy in an editor if needed.
Can I get the logo as a vector?
Remove the background here, then trace the PNG with PNG to SVG. Tracing works well on flat logos.
Why does it download 44 MB the first time?
That is the neural network itself — it has to be on your device to run there. It comes from ai-pix.co.uk, is cached by your browser, and is not fetched again until we ship a new version.
Is it free? Any limits or watermark?
Free, no account, no watermark, no daily quota. Because nothing runs on our servers there is nothing to meter. The only limits are your device's memory — anything up to roughly 50 megapixels is fine on a modern phone or laptop.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes on recent phones; the first load is heavier on mobile data (44 MB) and each image takes 5–15 seconds.