BatchRemover
BatchRemover uses AI to remove, replace, and resize image backgrounds, then exports the result at the original resolution. E-commerce sellers, photographers, and designers can process single images for free or use paid plans for batch work.
One of 385 tools in Image & Design
Who it's for
- E-commerce sellers preparing product images for Amazon, eBay, or Shopify listings.
- Photographers editing portraits, headshots, or event photos, especially when they need batch processing.
- Graphic designers and social media creators who need transparent cutouts or custom-background images.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams that need to process batches without paying: the free plan handles one image at a time.
How it fits your workflow
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, or use a paid plan to upload multiple images or a folder. The AI removes the background automatically.
Optionally choose a solid-color or custom-image background and resize the canvas. Export the result as PNG, JPG, or WebP at the original image resolution.
For batch jobs, process images together and download results individually or as a ZIP.
Pricing
Free: Single-image background removal is free, with full-resolution downloads, no watermark, and no account requirement. Batch processing requires a paid plan.
Free
$0 per image
- · One image at a time
- · Full-resolution downloads with no watermark
- · No account required
- · Background color or image replacement and background resizing
Lifetime
The page lists $0.181 per image and credit-pack options priced at $19.9, $39.9, $69.9, $129.9, and $219.9.
- · Up to 30 images per batch
- · Credits never expire
- · Priority processing queue
Yearly
The page lists $0.077 per image and annual options priced at $59.9/year, $199.9/year, $399.9/year, $699.9/year, and $999.9/year.
- · Up to 60 images per batch
- · Folder upload supported
- · Priority processing queue
Prices checked on Oct 22, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- AI background removal
- Automatically detects image edges and removes backgrounds, including around hair, fur, transparent objects, and complex product shapes.
- Background replacement
- After removing a background, users can choose a solid color or upload a custom background image.
- Background resizing
- Resize the background canvas for a platform or custom dimension, including sizes for Instagram, eBay, and Shopify.
- Full-resolution exports
- Downloads retain the uploaded image's original resolution, according to the page, with no watermark.
- Multiple image formats
- Accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images and offers PNG, JPG, and WebP downloads.
- Batch processing
- Paid plans let users upload multiple images or a folder, process images in batches, and download results individually or as a ZIP.
Limitations to know
- The free plan processes one image at a time; batch processing requires a paid plan.
- The page lists JPG, PNG, and WebP as supported image input formats.
Alternatives to consider
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Remove Background Online
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Erase.bg
Choose it if you need background removal for short videos or API integration in addition to image processing.
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remove.bg
Choose it if you need background generation or developer integrations alongside background removal.
Getting started
- Drag and drop an image or select it for upload; the page lists JPG, PNG, and WebP as supported inputs.
- Wait for the AI to remove the background.
- Optionally replace the background or resize the canvas.
- Select an export format and download the result.
Frequently asked questions
What image formats does BatchRemover support?
The page says the tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images and provides downloads in PNG, JPG, or WebP.
Can I change the background after removing it?
Yes. Users can choose a solid color, upload a custom background image, or resize the canvas to match platform dimensions.
How does batch background removal work?
Upload multiple images or a folder, process them together, and download results individually or as a ZIP. Batch processing is part of paid plans.
Are images stored or used for training?
The page says images are not stored permanently, are not used for training, and are not shared with third parties. It also says processed images are automatically deleted after a short period.
Can processed images be used commercially?
The page says processed images belong entirely to the user and can be used for commercial projects such as product listings, ads, and marketing materials.