Batch Background Removal Workflow
Process images one after another in your browser. Ideal for product catalogs, headshot sets, and marketing asset prep - without uploading a whole folder at once.
Processing a catalog of dozens or hundreds of images one by one sounds tedious, but it is often more practical than it looks. Because everything runs in your browser, there is no upload queue or per-image API cost; you simply move through the batch at your own pace.
The AI model downloads once per browser session and stays cached after that, so the first image in a batch is usually the slowest and every image after it processes noticeably faster. Shooting your whole batch with consistent lighting and framing also helps keep results uniform across the set.
Sequential batch tips
- Process images sequentially - the model stays cached for faster runs.
- Use consistent lighting and framing across your batch.
- Download each result before processing the next image.
Sequential batch tips
- 1
Upload Image
Upload the first image from your batch.
- 2
Remove Background
AI processes each image in seconds.
- 3
Download Result
Download, then upload the next image to continue.
Running a smooth batch workflow
- Do one warm-up removal first so the model is fully loaded before you start your real batch.
- Keep a consistent naming convention for downloads (e.g. sku-001.png, sku-002.png) so you do not lose track of which output matches which product.
- If a particular image looks off, reprocess just that one rather than restarting the whole batch.
Batch workflow questions
Is there a limit to how many images I can process?
There is no hard limit from our side since each image is processed locally in your browser rather than through a metered server API.
Does processing get slower as I do more images?
No, if anything it gets faster after the first image since the AI model is already downloaded and cached in your browser.
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