one setting for the whole batch / one ZIP download / no uploads, all in your browser
What it does One setting, the whole batch transparent
The single-image tool is perfect when every photo is different. Bulk mode is for the opposite case: a stack of photos or images that belong together and share the same lighting and background. You set the threshold, feather and edge shrink once on a preview photo, check a few others in the strip, and the same setting is applied to every photo when you export. No per-photo editing, because that would turn a batch job back into manual work.
Everything happens in your browser. Your images or photos are never uploaded to a server, the same way the single tool and the animate tool work.
How it works Four steps
1Drop your images. They sort by filename, so numbered frames line up in order automatically.
2Set the transparency on the preview photo. Pick a mode, then adjust threshold, feather, edge shrink and darken lines until it looks right.
3Click through a few thumbnails to check the same setting holds up across the batch.
4Export. Every photo is processed with the same setting and packed into one ZIP. Files are named 001-originalfilename.png, 002-originalfilename.png and so on, in strip order, so the sequence stays correct and the original name is kept.
Made for Batches that share a background
Stop-motion frames
Make every frame of an animation transparent in one pass, then bring the cleaned frames into the animate tool or your editor. Same lighting across frames means one setting fits them all.
Scanned drawings
Scan a stack of drawings on white paper and clear the paper from all of them at once. Keep the line work, drop the background.
Product shots
Photograph products against the same white sweep, then cut them all out together for a shop, catalog or marketplace listing.
Icon and sticker sets
Clean a whole set of exported PNG images or photos in one go so the set stays consistent, instead of tuning each one separately.
Making stop motion? From a stack of frames to a finished animation
If your photos are animation frames, bulk mode is step one. Clear the background from every frame here, then take the cleaned frames into the animate tool to play them back and export a video. Two tools, one short workflow.
1Drop all your frames here and set the transparency once. Same lighting across frames means one setting fits the whole batch.
2Export the ZIP. Your frames come out transparent and numbered in order.
3Open the animate tool, drop the cleaned frames in, pick a frame rate and preview the motion. 4Export your animation in the format you need: MP4 for socials, or a transparent PNG sequence or WebM for editing.
Pricing Included in your RemoveWhite pass
Bulk mode is part of the same pass as the single tool and the animate tool. One pass covers all three. Preview and tune your batch for free. A free test ZIP carries a watermark on each photo. A Day Pass or Year Pass gives you clean ZIP exports. No subscription, no account, access link sent by email.
Best value For regular use
Year pass
€39.99 per year
≈ €3.33 / month
- Download without the watermark
- Unlimited downloads, all year
- 365 days from first use
- Expires automatically, no auto-renewal
- Access link by email, no login needed
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For a single project
Day pass
€3.99 watermark-free downloads
for 24 hours
- Download without the watermark
- Unlimited downloads for 24 hours
- Access link by email, no login
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Common questions Can I use a different setting per photo?
No, and that is on purpose. Bulk mode applies one setting to the whole batch. It is built for images and photos that share the same lighting and background, where tuning each photo separately would just be slow manual work. If your images or photos are all different, use the
single tool instead.
Are my images or photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your images or photos stay on your device and nothing is sent to a server, the same as the single tool and the animate tool.
How many images or photos can I process at once?
There is no fixed limit. How many your device can handle depends on its memory and the size of your images or photos, so test with a smaller batch first to see what yours can do. Big batches can be slow or run out of memory. If you hit a limit, split your photos into a few ZIPs.
What files can I use?
PNG, JPG, WebP and HEIC. Images sort by filename when you drop them, so numbered files line up in order. In the exported ZIP the files are named 001-originalfilename.png, 002-originalfilename.png and so on, in strip order. The original filename is kept so you can still recognize each photo, and the number prefix guarantees the sequence is correct even when your device gave the files random names.
What is in the free test ZIP?
A free test ZIP contains every processed photo with a watermark on each one, so you can check the result across the whole batch before buying. A Day Pass or Year Pass removes the watermark and gives clean exports.
PNG or WebP?
PNG keeps full transparency and is the safe choice for editing and archiving. WebP makes smaller files with transparency and is good for the web, where it is supported. If your browser cannot make WebP, the export falls back to PNG.
Is there a subscription?
No. A Day Pass is €3.99 for 24 hours and a Year Pass is €39.99 for 365 days. The same pass covers the single tool, the animate tool and bulk mode. No auto-renewal.