Erase.bg tells visitors to drop an image or paste URL ( Image or Video ) and make the background transparent for images of humans, animals, or objects. The homepage limits read Image: Max resolution 10,000 × 10,000 px and Video: Max 30 seconds, with Image: png | jpeg | jpg | webp | heic and Video: mp4 | mov | webm. Pricing says you must sign up before using Erase.bg, and that signup gives you 3 free credits to download 3 HD images. A homepage line says the tool is completely free for images processed on our website for personal use.
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Use Erase.bg for one cutout, or a clip inside the 30-second cap, if you can track credits. The same pricing URL disagrees with itself: 10 credits are $5.50 billed once on the table and starting at $5 for 10 credits in the FAQ, and it says both that each background removal uses 1 credit and that with the Pro plan, transformations are unlimited. The iPhone page is an install path plus a widget. The Linux page stays in the browser.
The homepage says to drop an image or paste URL ( Image or Video ). Beside that control the limits read Image: Max resolution 10,000 × 10,000 px and Video: Max 30 seconds. The format lines are Image: png | jpeg | jpg | webp | heic and Video: mp4 | mov | webm. By uploading a file or URL you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. That sentence does not say how long the upload is kept. The iOS step is shorter: here you can upload images having multiple formats like png, jpg, jpeg, and webp, with no heic and no video named there. The Linux browser step says you can upload different image formats like png, jpg, jpeg, webp.
Official documentationThe iOS steps skip any brush. After a short wait, you’ll have two image options 1. Original image, 2. Background removed from the image. You then download the original sized image and save it on your iOS as the app. The Linux guide shows the same pair, original and background-removed, and tells you to download the original size. A Linux block says Erase.bg has an AI that processes your PNG image accurately and selects the backgrounds to remove it automatically. The pricing page adds profile pictures and lets you resize images by different aspect ratios and save images in all formats, without listing those formats. The widget path is to activate the widget from your home screen, then preview before saving.
Official documentationThe Starter Plan says Sign Up for Free, then 3 free credits and 3 free downloads, with Recommended for personal use: Get high-quality image editing at no cost. Credits are units you use for each image transformation performed on the platform. Video is not in that sentence. The homepage also says to sign up today to avail your first 3 free credits. EraseBG Pro is the pay-as-you-go line, with unlimited access to all premium features, unlimited HD image downloads, and 24/7 customer support via chat and email. Batch mode lets you process multiple images at once, saving time for users with larger needs. Free users receive 3 credits to start. The page never says which of its two meters the checkout applies.
Official documentationErase.bg can be accessed on multiple platforms like Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Linux stays in the browser: use the Drag and Drop feature or click on “Upload.” Erase.bg can be used for personal and professional use. The iPhone guide says to find erase.bg by pixelbin.io in the app store, and the widget starts on the home screen. Erase.bg Enterprise offers Get a personalised quote via sales@pixelbin.io. For bulk processing, you can contact us to learn more about our Enterprise Plan. The Linux FAQ says it provides its services free of cost, however, if you wish to remove background from images in bulk, you’ll be charged a nominal cost according to the plan that you are opting for. The pricing footer lists Remove Background API and does not add fields, keys, or a quota.
Official documentationExport a png or jpeg inside the pixel cap, sign up, and drop the file. Download the original size once the cutout sits beside the source. A new account spends one starter credit. The steps return two images, not layers, and they do not describe a brush. A folder belongs on batch mode or with enterprise sales.
Another suggested path is a headshot. Use the profile-picture and aspect-ratio lines on the pricing page, stay on jpeg or png in the iOS app, and leave heic to the website format list. A job-page portrait may count as professional use under the Linux wording, and nothing public says that changes the three starter credits.
A third suggested job is a clip inside Video: Max 30 seconds and Video: mp4 | mov | webm. Trim first. The credit line names an image transformation and does not price a video, so do not treat the free downloads as three clips. The iOS still-image list is not the video list. Use the website upload for a clip.
Sign up before the first download. Signup gives you 3 free credits to download 3 HD images.
Drop an image or paste URL ( Image or Video ). Stay within 10,000 × 10,000 px and 30 seconds, and use a listed extension.
Wait for processing. The iOS and Linux guides both show the original and the background-removed image.
Save the original-size file. The pricing page charges 1 credit per background removal, valid for 1 year.
Figures come from the erase.bg pricing page reviewed on 2026-10-06. The table is one-time packs. $11.00 beside One time payment, the same token as the 100-credit line.
Personal use at no cost, as labeled on the page.
Free.
Sign up.
The table row for 10 credits.
$5.50.
Billed once.
The table row for 100 credits.
$11.00.
Billed once.
The table row for 1000 credits.
$45.83.
Billed once.
The pay-as-you-go sentence in the FAQ.
$5.
FAQ starting price, not the table row.
Bulk work routed to sales.
Not verified.
Personalised quote.
Ten credits are $5.50 billed once in the table and starting at $5 for 10 credits in the FAQ. The page says each background removal uses 1 credit and also says Pro transformations are unlimited. Yes, you can cancel at any time. Please note, subscriptions are non-refundable. Checkout is not explained further.
Choose Photoroom when the job is a marketplace photo set, not only a transparent subject.
Erase.bg’s public pages center on a credit-metered cutout. Photoroom is the nearer listing when the job is the storefront photo as a whole.
Choose Cleanup.pictures when one object should go and the rest of the scene should stay.
Erase.bg documents clearing the whole background. Cleanup.pictures is the listing for removing one intrusion while the scene around it stays.
Choose Let's Enhance when the file needs to be larger, not cut out.
Erase.bg’s published job is removal inside a stated pixel cap, not enlargement. Let's Enhance is the listing for making a photo you already have larger.
Choose Flair AI when the product should sit in a new scene after the cutout exists.
Erase.bg stops at a background-removed file on these pages. Flair AI is the listing for putting that product into a new scene.
Personal use on the website is called completely free, and no credit card is needed. The Starter Plan still lists only 3 free credits and 3 free downloads. The Linux page adds a nominal bulk charge.
SourceYes. You must sign up before using Erase.bg, and that signup is what issues the 3 free credits for 3 HD images. A guest path that skips the account is not described.
SourceOne credit is one background removal, defined as an image transformation, and the credit lasts 1 year without a refund. A video price is not stated.
SourceThe table’s 10-credit row is $0.55 / credit and $5.50 billed once. The FAQ’s EraseBG Pro line starts at $5 for 10 credits. The page does not say which figure checkout uses.
SourcePro is described as unlimited transformations and unlimited HD downloads, while the same page still charges 1 credit per removal and sells packs. Cancellation is allowed, and subscriptions are non-refundable.
SourceThe website cap is 10,000 × 10,000 px for a still and 30 seconds for mp4, mov, or webm, plus png, jpeg, jpg, webp, and heic. The iOS and Linux steps name png, jpg, jpeg, and webp only. A megabyte cap is not shown.
SourceWe accept credit cards, debit cards, Alipay, PayPal, and more. Credits and subscriptions are both called non-refundable. Personal and professional use are both named. A retention period and a separate commercial license are not stated.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Erase.bg, did not create an account, and did not buy a credit pack. Limits, signup rules, and prices in this profile are quotations from erase.bg pages reviewed on 2026-10-06, not timings or edge-quality scores from a NavHunt session. This description is based on Erase.bg's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
Compare the three-credit signup with the pack prices before you upload a folder.