Remove the background, clean the edges, and export a transparent PNG you can drop on any design.
For anyone asking: How do I remove the background from a picture?
Each one's way of doing it, and the point where it stops.
Background Remover cuts the subject out inside the editor; on paid plans it does not draw on the monthly AI allowance, and Background Generator can build a new scene behind it. Where it stops: Free has limited monthly use; Pro and Business trials carry only the Free allowance.
The AI background remover runs on every plan, with Edit Cutout and an eraser to clean the edges before you place the image on a product or mockup. Where it stops: The transparent export toggle is premium; Free exports PNG/JPG at 800 px and is personal use only.
One click on a selected photo removes the background, then erase and restore brushes fix the edges; export the result as PNG Transparent. Where it stops: Not on the free Starter plan.
Add the photo as a graphic, select it and click the Remove Image Background toggle; the cut-out stays in your design, with unlimited removals on the plans that include it. Where it stops: Starter has no background removal and Pro has no trial.
The remove background AI image tool works on an image placed in a Figma file, so a designer can cut out a photo mid-mockup. Where it stops: Each run draws on the AI credit budget, capped per day on Starter; an admin must enable AI; not a standalone remover.
The TouchUp Background Remover cuts the subject out inside the editor, so the image goes straight into your presentation or graphic. Where it stops: Metered by AI credits, up to 3 times per asset and a daily request cap; Basic cannot download.
Pikto AI Studio removes the background from an uploaded JPEG, PNG, GIF or WebP and saves the result in My Uploads under AI Images, ready to drop into a visual. Where it stops: Each action uses AI credits; Free has 2 PNG downloads for life and no transparent background.
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