Manual Background Remover & Magic Wand
Precision background eraser with Magic Wand color selection, fine eraser brush, restore brush, and multi-step undo. 100% private.
- 1Add your imageJPG, PNG or WebP — it stays in this tab
- 2Work on the imageDrag directly on it, or type numbers
- 3Save itThe edited copy downloads to your device
Click or brush over the background to take it out.
Settings
Each one says what it does. Change any of them and run it again.How to use it
How to Manually Remove Image Background
Upload Image
Upload any picture with logos, graphics, portraits, or complex edges.
Click with Magic Wand
Click on the background color you wish to delete. Adjust tolerance slider for larger color spreads.
Clean with Brush & Export
Use the Eraser or Restore brush to touch up details, then download your clean transparent PNG.
About this tool
Why Use Manual Background Removal?
While AI segmentation works well for general portraits, graphic designers and pixel artists often need surgical control over color keys, vector logos, transparent glass, and fine textures:
- Magic Wand Color Keying: Perfect for removing solid white or greenscreen backdrops instantly.
- Zero Artifacts: Unlike cloud AI, you have full pixel-level brush control with instant undo/redo.
- 100% Private & Offline: Your images are processed strictly in local browser memory.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Color Tolerance slider do?
Tolerance controls how similar a color must be to the clicked pixel to be erased. A low value (e.g. 10) erases only near-identical shades, while a higher value (e.g. 50) erases broader color gradients.
What is the difference between contiguous and global erase?
When contiguous is checked, only pixels connected to where you clicked will be erased. Unchecking it erases that color everywhere across the entire image.
Are transparent PNGs exported at full resolution?
Yes. The tool retains the original pixel dimensions and aspect ratio of your uploaded image.
Check for yourself that nothing is uploaded
🔎 Verify it yourself: nothing uploads
Open your browser DevTools (F12 → Network tab). All pixel algorithms and flood fill operations run locally in your browser.