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Get your designs print-ready, in batches

Remove backgrounds, vectorize, adjust levels and apply halftones — to several images at once, from a single panel. Then send them to the builder without re-uploading.

How it works

  1. 1

    Drag in several images

    Not one at a time: you load the whole run and work on all of them from the same panel.

  2. 2

    Pick what to do

    Remove the background, vectorize, adjust levels or apply a halftone.

  3. 3

    Check the result

    Each image shows its before and after, so you fix only the ones that didn't work instead of redoing the batch.

  4. 4

    Send them to the builder

    Results pass straight into gang sheet layout, with no downloading and re-uploading.

The technical details

Operations
background removal, vectorizing, auto levels and halftone
Batches
yes — load and process several at once
Output
PNG with transparent background, ready for the sheet
Account
free, but you sign in to process and download (without an account you can see the tool, not run it)
Background removal
runs on your own machine — the image is never uploaded to a server
Vectorizing
SVG with up to 16 colors, tuned for printing
Builder handoff
results go into sheet layout without re-uploading

Who it's for

Anyone receiving customer files

They arrive on white backgrounds, as JPGs, at any size. Here you make them printable without opening heavy software.

Anyone printing photos

Auto levels clean the background before the halftone without eating into the design.

Anyone working with catalogs

Fifty images with the same treatment, in a single pass.

Anyone without Photoshop

It's free, runs in the browser and installs nothing.

Questions about this feature

Do I have to pay to use it?

No, it's free. You do need to sign in to process and download: without an account you can see the tool but not run it. Signing up is with Google or an email link, no passwords.

How well does it cut out backgrounds?

It works best with clear silhouettes on an even background, which is the typical case for a print design. It runs on your own machine — the image is never uploaded to a server to be cut out — and you always see the before and after, so if one doesn't work out you fix it without redoing the whole batch.

What are auto levels for?

They clean up residual background before a halftone is applied. Without that, the grey left over from the background turns into dots and gets printed.

Can I use it for images that aren't for DTF?

Yes, though it's built for prepping print designs: the output is a PNG with a transparent background, ready to lay out on a sheet.