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RMBG is an AI-powered Image Generation tool — Browser‑based background removal that keeps your images local. Best for: Image Generation. Pricing: Free (GateOnAI Score: 67/100).

Browser‑based background removal that keeps your images local

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RMBG is a free, browser‑based tool that removes backgrounds from images directly on your device. The app downloads a ~98 MB model and inference runtime from third‑party CDNs, caches them in your browser, and then processes photos locally, so no image bytes are ever uploaded to a server. It supports PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, BMP and GIF (first frame) as inputs and can export cutouts as PNG, WebP, JPEG or AVIF where supported. Users can refine results with brushes, guided clicks, or drag‑a‑box re‑computations, and all edits are undoable. Up to 24 images can be queued for sequential processing, and exports can be downloaded as a single ZIP. The tool runs fastest with WebGPU, falling back to CPU if needed, and displays which backend is in use. No account, credits, or watermarks are required, and the MIT‑licensed software includes settings for format selection, background choice for JPEGs, and mask feathering. Limitations include an initial model download, slower performance on CPU‑only devices, and lack of HEIC support.

Summary written from RMBG's own website on 25 Oct 2026. Check the vendor's website for current details.

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  1. Will you sign a GDPR data processing agreement (Article 28) and share your list of sub-processors?
  2. Where is our data stored and processed, and is it used to train your models?
  3. Are there usage limits on the free version, and could it become paid?
  4. Can we export all our data, and how is it deleted when we cancel?

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