dGENdGEN Visual Studio

Tool

Remove an image background

Cut the subject out of a photo and leave the background transparent. One image. The same image with the background gone, as a transparent PNG.

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A vase on a grey backdrop on the left, and the same vase cut out against a transparency checkerboard on the right.
Made in this studio: the backdrop gone, the edges kept.

How it works

  1. 1Bring your imageA photo, a product shot, or something you generated here.
  2. 2Let it runNo prompt, no settings. The model finds the subject and cuts it loose.
  3. 3Use it anywhereDrop it on a colour, another photo, or straight into a layout.

What people make with it

Product shots on a clean plate

One photo becomes every background your shop, your ads and your deck need.

A person you can place

Cut once, then put them in whatever scene the campaign asks for.

Assets that layer

A transparent PNG sits on top of anything without a white rectangle around it.

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The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.

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Good to know

It costs a fraction of generating

Nothing is being invented here, only separated, so this is one of the cheapest things in the studio.

Hair and glass are the hard parts

A clean edge against a busy background is where any cut-out model has to guess. Fine strands and transparent objects are where you will see it.

Questions

What do I get back?

A PNG with a transparent background, so it drops onto anything without an edge.

Does it work on video?

There is a separate tool for that, Remove a video background. A clip is priced per second, an image per image.

Start making it yourself

The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.

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Also in the studio

Expand imageWiden a picture beyond its edges. Pick the shape you need, no prompt required.Transition between two framesGive a first frame and a last frame, and get the clip that runs between them.Keep the same characterReference images that carry one person, product or place across a whole sequence.Remove a video backgroundCut the subject out of a clip and leave the background transparent.Face swap in a clipPut one face into an existing video. Only with permission from the person in the picture.Recast a videoSwap the person on screen for someone in a photo. The motion, the cuts and the sound stay.Extend a videoMake a clip longer. Describe what happens next and the video carries on in the same style.Make a photo talkGive a face in a photo your audio. The lips follow the words.