Does the cutout upload my product photos?

No. The model file downloads once (about 5MB), after which inference happens entirely inside your browser — your images are never uploaded to any server. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's developer tools network panel and you won't see a single request carrying image data during the cutout.

What can I do after the cutout?

The whole editor is there: refine the edges with a mask brush, colour-grade with curves and hue/saturation, add text and lay it out, add layer styles such as a drop shadow, batch through several images, and finally export a transparent PNG or a layered PSD.

Can it handle a lot of images at once?

Yes. Local batch resize, batch format conversion and batch compression have no file-count limit and never upload. You can also ask the AI in one sentence to do the same thing to a batch of photos — if it doesn't finish in one round it tells you exactly which ones are left and carries on from there instead of starting over.

Is it free? Do exports have a watermark?

Local features are completely free, unlimited and need no account; exported images carry no watermark and there's no cap on how many times you export.

PhotoRoom alternative

After the background is gone, the whole editor is still there · cutout runs locally in your browser

or start a blank document

PhotoRoom specialises in removing and replacing backgrounds on product shots, and it does that well. But once the background is gone and you need to refine the edges, colour-grade, add text and lay it out, batch through the rest and hand over a layered source file, you have to switch tools again.

TutuEdit's AI cutout runs inside your own browser (the @imgly WASM model, about 5MB the first time and never again), free, uncapped, and your images are never uploaded. Afterwards the whole editor is there — refine edges with a mask, colour-grade with curves, add text and lay it out, batch through the rest, export a layered PSD. Features across all these products keep changing; please refer to each vendor's own site.

TutuEdit vs PhotoRoom

Aspect	TutuEdit	PhotoRoom
Where the cutout is computed	In your browser (WASM model); images are not uploaded	Refer to its own site
What you can do afterwards	The whole editor: masks / curves / text / layout / batch / PSD	Refer to its own site; not what it is built for
PSD read & write	Open / edit / export, layers and groups preserved	Refer to its own site
Batch processing	Local batches have no file-count limit and never upload	Refer to its own site
Export watermark / cap	No watermark of any kind, no export cap	Refer to its own site
Price / sign-up	Free · no sign-up · open it and go	Refer to its own site

Key features

Cutout never uploads, and never runs out

The model downloads to your browser once and then infers locally — not a single request carries your image. Open your browser's network panel and check for yourself.

You can correct the cutout; it isn't one-shot

Click the original on the left to add, Alt-click to subtract, click the result on the right to drop a piece you don't want. Ctrl+Z undoes that one click, not the whole thing.

The whole editor is right behind it

Refine edges with a mask, colour-grade with curves, add text and lay it out, add a drop shadow as a layer style, batch through the rest, export a layered PSD — no need to switch tools.

Do a hundred at once

Local batch resize, format conversion and compression have no file-count limit and never upload; you can also ask the AI in one sentence to do the same thing to a hundred photos.

How to use

1
Open an image or a PSD

Drag it in, paste a screenshot, or click to pick a file. On a phone, choose straight from your camera roll. No sign-up.
2
Say a sentence, or do it yourself

Hand "remove the background and make it white" to the AI; for fine work use layers, masks, curves and the pen tool — switch between the two at any time.
3
Every step can be undone

Every step the AI takes goes into the history panel. Not happy? One click takes you back to before you said anything.
4
Export, or hand it to someone else to continue

Nine formats including PNG / JPG / WebP / PSD / SVG / PDF. Export as PSD and hand it back to Photoshop or Photopea — every layer is still there.

FAQ

Does the cutout upload my product photos?: No. The model file downloads once (about 5MB), after which inference happens entirely inside your browser — your images are never uploaded to any server. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's developer tools network panel and you won't see a single request carrying image data during the cutout.
What can I do after the cutout?: The whole editor is there: refine the edges with a mask brush, colour-grade with curves and hue/saturation, add text and lay it out, add layer styles such as a drop shadow, batch through several images, and finally export a transparent PNG or a layered PSD.
Can it handle a lot of images at once?: Yes. Local batch resize, batch format conversion and batch compression have no file-count limit and never upload. You can also ask the AI in one sentence to do the same thing to a batch of photos — if it doesn't finish in one round it tells you exactly which ones are left and carries on from there instead of starting over.
Is it free? Do exports have a watermark?: Local features are completely free, unlimited and need no account; exported images carry no watermark and there's no cap on how many times you export.

Try PhotoRoom alternative now

Runs fully in your browser · no install · no signup · images never uploaded