Drag the handle to compare before and after.
The cafe portrait is cut out onto a dark sweep. Pose and clothes stay.
Setup
AI · creditsCut Out
Keep the subject and drop the background.
Lift a character or product off its background for a new scene or sheet.
Model
Size
Click this button, then watch the right side
Sign in with credits to generate here
After you sign in, generated assets land in My Projects. Open that list anytime to find them.
Preview
The result appears here
Examples
Samples sit under the bench. They are not your upload. Drag the handle on before-and-after pairs.
When you would use it
People open Cut Out to finish one still and take it with them.
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The background is busy. You need the subject on a clean ground.
02
A person or product must sit in another scene.
03
Cut it out first, then choose a character or product sheet.
How to use
STEP 1
Drop the still. Add a short note if you want, and write only this one change.
STEP 2
Change model and size if you need. Read the credit estimate. Sign in first if needed.
STEP 3
Compare before and after on the right. Download it, or keep it in My Projects.
Before you start
- Upload a sharp still with the subject in frame. Cut Out cannot invent detail from a tiny blur.
- Write one change. Do not ask for costume, set, and face in the same note.
- Drag the handle to compare. If it misses, change the note and run again.
FAQ
Can I use Cut Out without signing in?
You can read the page and examples first. Generate asks you to sign in. An empty generate stays here.
How many credits does Cut Out cost?
The generate button shows the estimate. Image jobs default to the site model and one 4K still. Local crop and annotate cost nothing.
Where is the result saved?
Signed-in results go to My Projects. Download here, or open My Projects later for the same files.
Will it redraw the whole picture?
Each tool does one job and keeps the frame when it can. Use repaint or canvas if you need a larger change.
Do failed jobs still charge?
Failed jobs are usually not charged. The button is an estimate; the ledger shows the successful charge.
