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Quick answers

Do my photos get uploaded to any server?

No. nobg never uploads your photos. The file is read in this browser tab via FileReader and createImageBitmap, the cut runs in local memory with WebGPU or WebAssembly inside an OffscreenCanvas worker, and the PNG is saved directly from this device. Closing the tab immediately clears all pixel buffers from RAM. You can verify this in your browser's DevTools Network panel: after the one-time ONNX model weights cache, zero bytes are sent when you drop a photo.

Is there a limit on download resolution?

No. nobg exports at the original pixel dimensions of the photo you opened, with no preview cap and no paywall for HD. The neural alpha mask is predicted at 1024 pixels on the long side and composited onto your full-resolution RGB grid. Very large files are limited only by this device's browser memory, with a practical decode ceiling of about 25 MB per file.

Can I use exported cutouts commercially?

Yes. You keep full copyright and commercial rights to your original photo and to the cutout nobg produces from it. Use exports in Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and eBay product catalogs, paid social ads, print packaging, and client design work. nobg never adds a watermark and does not claim a license to your images because it never receives or stores them.

What image formats can I open?

You can open JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and HEIC or HEIF files directly from iPhones and iPads. Exports are written as lossless 32-bit transparent PNG files with an 8-bit alpha channel. You can also paste screenshots or copied images directly from the clipboard with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V, or drop several files into the studio queue.

Does nobg work offline?

Yes, after the first visit. On your initial visit, the browser caches the application shell and the ONNX neural model weights in local Cache Storage. Once those files are stored on your device, you can disconnect from Wi-Fi or work on a flight and cut photos without uploading and without a live internet connection.