Remove the Background of a Video with AI
Remove Background cuts a photo out; Remove Video Background does the same to a clip, frame by frame, with the hair, the fabric and the shadows handled by the model rather than a green screen. A Model 360, a UGC clip or your own shoot comes back as the subject alone, on the background you choose: transparent for your editor, white for a product page, black or green for a composite.
- 1Upload the video
- 2Choose the background
- 3Generate

How it works
Upload the video
A clip from the studio or your own file. The subject can be a person or a product; no green screen needed.
Choose the background
Transparent gives a .webm file with an alpha channel, the format editing tools and Chrome read; White, Black or Green give an mp4 that plays everywhere, Safari included.
Generate
The clip keeps its length, its shape and its sound. It is priced by the second of the video you hand in.
Frequently asked questions
Which background should I choose?+
Transparent if the clip goes into an editor or over another background. White if it goes straight to a product page or social. Green if your editor keys on a colour. Note that a transparent .webm shows a black background in Safari — that is the browser, not the file.
Does it work on hair and moving fabric?+
Yes. The model reads soft edges, hair and fabric in motion, which is where a manual mask takes the longest.
How is it priced?+
By the second of the video you upload — the length of the clip is read from the file before the job starts, and a clip that cannot be read is refused rather than charged.
Try it yourself
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Open the studioRelated features
- AI Background Remover for Fashion and Product PhotosCut the subject out of any fashion or product photo and keep it on a transparent background: a model, a garment, a bag, a shoe, in one click, ready for your shop or your layouts.
- Model 360: a full turn from a front and a back photoTwo photos of your model, front and back, become a full-turn video: the model turns on the spot, or the camera circles around them. Every detail of the outfit kept, from every side.
- UGC Video: your product presented to cameraTurn a product photo into a short UGC-style clip: a presenter shows the piece and speaks to camera, smartphone feel, with voice.
- Model Walk: a runway video from one imageAnimate a model image into a runway clip: walking toward the camera, turning, posing, with the face, outfit and background kept exactly as in the picture.
- Product 360: a turntable video from the front and the backTwo photos of a product, front and back, become a turntable clip on a white background, with both views seen exactly as photographed.
- Virtual Try-On Video: your model wears your garment and movesTwo photos, a model and a garment, become a short clip where the model wears the piece and moves: a turn, a few steps, a pose.
- Outfit Transition: one look becomes the other in a single moveTwo photos of the same person in two outfits become the social-media transition: a spin, a snap, and the first look is the second.
- Fashion Ad: a cinematic spot around your productA product photo becomes a 15 to 30 second brand film: elegant shots, a model in motion, close-ups, a hero shot, with music and a voice-over line.
- Detail Close-up: the camera glides over your productA product photo becomes a macro clip: the camera moves slowly over the fabric, the seams, the buttons, the print, under soft studio light.
- Editorial Lookbook: your model in a magazine-style shotA model photo becomes a slow, editorial clip: subtle movement, wind, light, a gentle camera move, campaign look.