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Your resume photo, on a clean white background.
Take a photo against any wall at home and swap the background for clean white, light grey or a soft blur. You get a sharp JPG at full resolution, ready to drop into your résumé.
- Free
- No daily limit
- No watermark
- 100% private
Drop images here · or paste with Ctrl V · JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 16 MP (12 on phones) · several at once
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Now try your own photoA few seconds, free, and it never leaves your device.
Background
Size
Opens in the editor · no watermark
Free download
remove.bg500×500full resolution costs credits
Pixelcut673×1080full size needs an account
bgnix16 MPno account, no credits
A clean, professional look without a studio
A busy background (a kitchen, a bookshelf, a doorway) pulls attention away from your face. A plain white or light background looks tidy, prints well and fits any CV template, whether you use Word, Google Docs or Canva.
This page sets a white background and JPG output, a format any CV template accepts. The photo keeps its original resolution (up to 16 MP, 12 on phones), so it stays sharp even when printed. Prefer light grey or blue? Change it in the Background tab.
How to do it
- Upload a photo of youGood light, shoulders up, looking at the camera.
- White backgroundThis page applies a white background and JPG; try light grey if your template is white too.
- Crop and downloadUse Size for a square or portrait crop, then download the JPG for your CV.
Tips
- Stand about a metre from the wall so you cast no shadow behind you.
- Wear something darker than the background so your outline stays crisp.
- Need an ID size? Pick «ID photo» (35×45) in the Size tab.
Related: LinkedIn profile picture · Profile picture · ID photo white background
How it works
Three seconds. Zero uploads.
Drop your photo
Drag, paste or snap one with your phone. Add as many as you like.
The AI cuts it out — on your device
A state-of-the-art model finds the subject, hair and fur included. Nothing is sent to any server.
Edit and download in HD
Change the background, add a shadow or sticker outline, pick a size and download at full resolution.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Full-resolution downloads
Get the same size as your original, up to 16 MP (12 on phones). No blurry “free preview”.
Hair, fur & fine edges
Edge refinement and color decontamination remove halos for clean, natural cut-outs.
Erase & restore brush
Fix any detail by hand, with undo and redo.
New backgrounds
Transparent, solid colors, gradients, blur or your own photo.
Ready-made sizes
Instagram, Stories, marketplace white 2000×2000 and WhatsApp stickers in one tap.
Many photos at once + ZIP
Drop 20 photos: each keeps its own settings, or apply one style to all, then download them together in a ZIP.
Instant after the first time
The AI is saved in your browser, so next time it starts in a second.
Why bgnix
The free tier other tools don't give you.
bgnixTypical online removers
Free download resolutionFull — up to 16 MP (12 on phones)Small preview (~0.25 MP)
WatermarkNeverOften, after a few images
Account requiredNoUsually, for HD
Your photo is uploadedNeverYes, to their servers
Batch downloadYes, as ZIPPaid plans
Competitors' free download sizes measured in November 2026, without an account: remove.bg 500×500 px, Pixelcut 673×1080 px.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Should my resume photo have a white background?
White or a very light, plain colour is the safe choice: it looks professional and doesn't distract. Light grey or soft blue also work well.
Do I need a photo on my resume?
It depends on the country. In the US and UK résumés usually go without one; in much of Europe and Latin America a photo is common. Follow what the job ad and local custom expect.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. bgnix runs in your browser and your photo never leaves your device.
What resolution will I get?
The same as your photo, up to 16 megapixels on a computer and 12 on a phone (larger photos are scaled down so they fit in the browser's memory). On a computer you get the full resolution by default; on a phone the default is “For web” (2048 px, a much lighter file), and one tap on the size next to the download button switches to “Full”.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, on recent iPhones and Android phones. Phones without WebGPU use a lighter fast mode that works best with people.
Can I use the results commercially?
Of course — the images are yours. Use them in your store, ads or designs.