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Remove Image Background - automatic online tool (remove.bg)
over 4 years ago from ChrisArchitec t, webdev, ops & solver of things
13 comments
Shea Lewis, over 4 years ago
Just tested out some images and wow pretty good results, not perfect but think it would get better over time. Also depending on the image..
I use to work at Fox Studios as my first job, and I use to have to cut out images all day... It was the worst job. There is a happy Jr. Designer out there, and life just got a lot easier.. Actually now that I think about it, that Jr. Designer may have lost their job because of this..
Parvez S, over 4 years ago
Your comment gave me Nam flashbacks of my first month as a Jr. designer. I did this and also resized images, thousands and thousands of images. Thank god for the Photoshop Actions, I wouldn't have survived without them. One of my colleagues said the guy before me didn't know anything about actions so he used to manually resize every single image. Imagine doing that all day!
Ade-Lee Adebiyi, over 4 years ago This is incredible!
Michael Kalus, over 4 years ago Well the first test showed the expected results. It is okay for something quick or objects with clear cut edges, but if you have some serious complicated objects like hair, you better do it by your own in Photoshop.
BAKA .kid, over 4 years ago
i tried two (admittedly hard) images and it did a pretty good job. Cropping was weird on one of them, but if you need something quick, this is a pretty handy tool.
Account deleted over 4 years ago Wow. That works extremely well. Awesome
Airon Maynhem, over 4 years ago Wow, that works extremely well. Awesome :)
Aaron Wears Many Hats, over 4 years ago
We use sophisticated AI technology
I certainly appreciate the work involved in this site, but please, it's not AI.
Account deleted over 4 years ago What makes you say that?
Because while it will be leveraging a 'Convolutional neural network', in itself it isn't what you'd broadly consider 'AI'. Just a very narrow part of the field.
Duke Cavinski, over 4 years ago
I'm not sure if you're right or wrong, but I do know that AI seems to be an incorrect catch-all term for any automated process these days.
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