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Remove a White Background — Free Transparent PNG

Remove a white background from a logo, product photo, or scan and save a transparent PNG. Free, browser-only, no upload — with tolerance control for JPEG edge artifacts.

Tolerance 20-30 for flat white · 35-50 for JPEG halos · Non-contiguous for enclosed white

Click, drag and drop, or paste

Drop a PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG image — or paste a screenshot. Editing happens in your browser; the image is never uploaded.

Paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac)
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White on white — the case people get stuck on

Produced with the editor on this page — not mocked up.

Before
White ceramic mug photographed on a white background, the hardest case for background removal
After — transparent PNG
White mug as a transparent PNG, with the enclosed area inside the handle still filled white
Magic wand, tolerance 7 (not the default 28)A white subject on white is the case that catches people out. At the default tolerance the wand takes the mug as well; at 7 it stops at the ceramic. Note the gap inside the handle is still white — a contiguous fill cannot reach an enclosed area, so that needs its own click.

Remove a White Background — Free Transparent PNG

White backgrounds are the most common thing people need gone, and they are also the easiest to remove cleanly — provided the tool lets you control the tolerance. Pure white is a single colour value, so one magic wand click clears it. The complication is that JPEG compression smears the boundary between subject and background into a band of near-white pixels, which is why a cut-out often keeps a faint white halo. This page explains the settings that deal with that, using an editor that runs entirely in your browser with no upload.

One Click for Flat White

A single magic wand click clears a uniform white background across the whole image.

Tolerance for JPEG Halos

Raise the tolerance to catch the near-white pixels JPEG compression leaves around the subject, instead of living with a white fringe.

Reaches Enclosed White

Turn off contiguous mode and white trapped inside letters, handles, and cut-outs disappears too — not just the outer area.

No Upload, No Watermark

The image is processed on your device and exported as a clean transparent PNG at full resolution.

!How to Merge PDFs Locally

1

Drop the image with the white background into the editor.

2

Set tolerance to roughly 20-30 for a clean white, or 35-50 for a JPEG with a soft halo.

3

Click the white area with the magic wand. Untick "Contiguous only" if white also sits inside enclosed shapes.

4

Add 1-2px of edge feather if the cut looks harsh, then download the transparent PNG.

Local vs. Server Merging

FeatureLocal (Us)Cloud Merger
Tolerance controlAdjustable 1-80Usually fixed or hidden
Enclosed white areasHandled via non-contiguous modeOften left behind
PrivacyNo upload at allImage sent to a server
CostFree and unlimitedCredits or subscription

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