Free product photo tool

Remove the background from a product photo

Drop one product photo and get it back on a clean white background, cropped and sized for the marketplace you sell on. It runs on this page, with no account and no watermark on the result.

Reviewed October 14, 2026

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Free background remover

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Drop a product photoor click to choose · JPEG, PNG or WebPRemove background

Your photo is processed on CatalogCut’s own servers and the free result is deleted after 15 minutes. Download it before then.

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Worked example / illustration

Shoot for the cutout before you upload.

A dark ceramic mug photographed on a kitchen counter.

Contrast

Even light

Room to crop

01
Move the mug in front of a white sheet so its edge contrasts with the background.
02
Light it from a window or two lamps so the shadow stays soft and small.
03
Leave space around the handle so the marketplace crop never cuts it off.

Review checkpoint. A clean source photo gives a clean edge; no tool rebuilds a cropped handle.

How do I remove the background from a product photo?

Choose your marketplace, drop the photo into the box above, and download the PNG when it is ready, usually within a minute. CatalogCut cuts the product out, places it on pure white and exports it at that marketplace's size.

The free tool handles one photo at a time. For a whole catalog, a free account processes batches of up to 30 photos with the same crop, padding and shadow settings on every image.

What size is the downloaded photo?

Each marketplace gets the size its listings display best. These are the sizes the tool exports today:

Amazon: 2000 × 2000 px, which allows zoom on the product page

Etsy: 2700 × 2025 px, a 4:3 frame that suits Etsy's listing gallery

Shopify: 2048 × 2048 px square

eBay: 1600 × 1600 px square

Poshmark: 1200 × 1600 px portrait

How do I get the cleanest cutout?

Most failed cutouts come from the source photo, not the tool. A few minutes of setup saves editing every image afterwards.

Shoot against a plain background that contrasts with the product, such as a white sheet behind a dark mug

Use soft, even light from a window or two lamps so edges stay sharp and shadows stay small

Keep the whole product in frame with some space around it; cropped edges cannot be rebuilt

Photograph glass, fur and fine jewelry chains closer and in focus, because thin edges are the hardest to separate

Why do marketplaces want a white background?

Amazon requires the main image of most products to sit on pure white (RGB 255, 255, 255). eBay, Etsy and Shopify do not require it, but a consistent white background makes a shop look like one catalog and keeps thumbnails readable at small sizes.

Use white for the first image and lifestyle or on-model shots for the rest of the gallery. CatalogCut Stage turns the same product photo into those scenes.

What the free tool does not do

It returns one white-background PNG per photo. A free account adds other background and drop-shadow options and batches; reflections, watermarks and several export sizes at once are on paid plans.

Free guest results are deleted after 15 minutes, so download yours straight away. Each network gets a small number of free guest photos a day; a free account raises that to a weekly allowance.