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BGZero

AI-powered background removal tool
Runs locally in browser, zero data upload

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  • Default engineAGPL-3.0
  • Transformers.jsCC BY-NC 4.0
  • rembg-webMIT
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Bulk Background Remover

Process multiple images locally in your browser. Sign in to access batch mode — your images never leave your device.

How batch mode works

  1. 1Sign in to your account
  2. 2Upload up to 5 images at once
  3. 3AI processes them one by one locally
  4. 4Download each result individually

Why sign in is required

  • Batch processing uses more browser resources
  • Sign in helps prevent abuse and overload
  • Your images still stay 100% local
  • No images are ever uploaded to our servers

Privacy in batch mode

Even in batch mode, all AI processing runs locally in your browser. Your images are never sent to any server. Sign in is only used for access control, not data collection.

No CloudZero UploadOn-Device AI

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about batch background removal

Batch processing uses more browser resources than single-image editing. Sign in helps prevent abuse and keeps the experience stable for all users. Your images still never leave your browser.

No. All AI processing runs 100% locally in your browser, even in batch mode. Sign in is only for access control — your images are never sent to any server.

You can process up to 5 images per batch. Each image is processed sequentially — one at a time — to manage browser resource usage.

Yes. If an image fails to process, you can retry it individually without restarting the entire batch. Failed images keep their position in the queue.

Not yet. Currently you download each processed image individually. ZIP download is planned for a future update.